What is the correct way to transition from galvanized steel pipe from the meter to copper water pipe in a house?

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What is the correct way to transition from galvanized steel pipe from the meter to copper water pipe in a house?

Right now there is just a union (no dielectric), so I'm wondering if I should replace with a dielectric union between the galvanized from the meter to the copper in the house. Is it a bad idea to leave as-is?

Even if building regulations in my area don’t require a dielectric in this case, I’d prefer to exceed the requirements. The house has grounding via a ground rod system, so grounding is not a concern.
 

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thx. it’s on my list to replace the line from the meter to the house, but for now i’m just concerned about the transition to my house that is all copper.
 
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