Bob from accounting
Member
We have a PRV that is leaking from the body.
This configuration from top to bottom is all from the 90s and I was considering replacing this entire line of fittings. From the shut-off all the way up to the T and the bib.
Does anyone have any tips or thoughts on doing this, and if we need to rethink this existing configuration and do it differently? Or copy it fitting by fitting?
For context, what I can tell you is that the output, downstream, travels 70' from here as one large main trunk of 1 1/4 copper that branches out every 15-20 feet to four individual Units.
However, I am just considering replacing what is pictured and nothing else. At the bare minimum, I could replace just the PRV.
This configuration from top to bottom is all from the 90s and I was considering replacing this entire line of fittings. From the shut-off all the way up to the T and the bib.
Does anyone have any tips or thoughts on doing this, and if we need to rethink this existing configuration and do it differently? Or copy it fitting by fitting?
For context, what I can tell you is that the output, downstream, travels 70' from here as one large main trunk of 1 1/4 copper that branches out every 15-20 feet to four individual Units.
However, I am just considering replacing what is pictured and nothing else. At the bare minimum, I could replace just the PRV.