Last updated: February 2024

RPZ FAQs: Testing

What happens if an RPZ valve fails commissioning testing?

If an RPZ valve fails commissioning testing the RPZ tester has to notify the water undertaker within 24 hours. The valve itself will remain isolated until any action required by the water undertaker have been carried out. The RPZ tester will notify you what action is required.

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