Link to Choosing a water heater pageLink to preventive maintenance sectionLink to longevity pageLink to Troubleshooting pageLink to Spanish translationLink to Products pageLink to Fun Stuff
 
Lingo: Plumbing, piping
More lingo:

Piping can be made of copper or galvanized steel, as small as 1/2-inch internal diameter for a recirculation return to 2 inches or more for mains. More typically, residential-tank piping will be 3/4-inch diameter and commercial will be 1-inch, 1 1/4-inch or 1 1/2-inch. One of the reasons to have an entry in the glossary of so obvious an item is something not so obvious. We may want you to tell us the diameter of the piping. Be aware that steel will have a thicker external diameter relative to the internal diameter than copper.

 
 
Site map link button   Home link button

Choosing a Water Heater | Preventive Maintenance | Make Yours Last | Troubleshooting | Products
Commercial Water Heaters
| About Us | Contact Us | Privacy Policy | The Tank

©Copyright 1995-2008 by Randy Schuyler • La traducción españolLa traduction française