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Copper to galvanized pipe question
Question: Have a 3/4" copper to galvanized pipe junction, has a 6" brass
nipple between them. Is this the proper way to do this to prevent electrolysis? Other than on a water heater, when would one use an electrically isolated union? And why? Al |
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