Dhoerl
New Member
My NJ plumbing inspector just told me I need to have a ASSE 1016 mixing valve on my new whirlpool tub hot water line. I just spend a lot of time and effort to get 3/4" high flow lines into the bathroom so I could fill the tub quickly, and those mixing valve severely limit the flow.
It looks like I can do better if I get a AEE 1017 supply side mixing valve as these units have higher flow ratings.
However, I cannot find any line to the UPC code that requires 120 degree or less for bath tub lines.
Does a ASSE 1017 certified mixing valve at the water heater meet this requirement?
David
It looks like I can do better if I get a AEE 1017 supply side mixing valve as these units have higher flow ratings.
However, I cannot find any line to the UPC code that requires 120 degree or less for bath tub lines.
Does a ASSE 1017 certified mixing valve at the water heater meet this requirement?
David