jar546
Forum Coordinator
Here is an air handler hooked up to a water source in a condo. As you can see, the condensate line is installed. Do you see any mechanical code violations with this installation?
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Condensate Disposal of Air Handlers
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ADAguy
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Is it dropping into a floor sink? If so there appears to be a potential for a cross connection, given the flex lines.
jar546
Forum Coordinator
The condensate line connects to a 3/4" line that joins with others in this high-rise and heads down a shaft to the unknown abyss.
mtlogcabin
SAWHORSE
The unknown abyss should have been approved at the time the condo was built. When I was there and that was my trade the condensate was not allowed to terminate into the sanitary sewer.
French drains and dry wells where common termination places for condensate water
French drains and dry wells where common termination places for condensate water
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No P-Trap installed [ RE: `15 IMC, Section 307.2.4 ].
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No P-Trap installed [ RE: `15 IMC, Section 307.2.4 ].
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VillageInspector
Sawhorse
P trap needs to be installed