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Connecting water heater to galvanized pipe with flex copper connectors
The Ghost in The Machine wrote:
On May 16, 11:28 pm, Jack wrote: Do flex copper connectors act as dielectric connectors when used between the galvanized nipples on the WH and galvanized house pipes? Thx, Jack NERVOUS????.....GET A GRIP, DIP. DELETE OR REMOVE THE OTHER DUPLICATE POSTS BEFORE I SLIME YOUR JITTERY ASS. TGITM PATECUM Software hiccup |
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Connecting water heater to galvanized pipe with flex copper connectors
On May 17, 12:51*am, Jack wrote:
The Ghost in The Machine wrote: On May 16, 11:28 pm, Jack wrote: Do flex copper connectors act as dielectric connectors when used between the galvanized nipples on the WH and galvanized house pipes? NERVOUS????.....GET A GRIP, DIP. DELETE OR REMOVE THE OTHER DUPLICATE POSTS BEFORE I SLIME YOUR JITTERY ASS. TGITM PATECUM Software hiccup No, Jack - he's a troll. As far as the copper flex being dielectric connectors - no, they're not unless they are specifically listed as such. R |
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Connecting water heater to galvanized pipe with flex copper connectors
RicodJour wrote:
On May 17, 12:51 am, Jack wrote: The Ghost in The Machine wrote: On May 16, 11:28 pm, Jack wrote: Do flex copper connectors act as dielectric connectors when used between the galvanized nipples on the WH and galvanized house pipes? NERVOUS????.....GET A GRIP, DIP. DELETE OR REMOVE THE OTHER DUPLICATE POSTS BEFORE I SLIME YOUR JITTERY ASS. TGITM PATECUM Software hiccup No, Jack - he's a troll. Yep... As far as the copper flex being dielectric connectors - no, they're not unless they are specifically listed as such. R Thanks, R, I believe I've seen some that seem to isolate the galvanized pipe from the copper with a rubber or neoprene washer between the copper flex and the galvanized pipe and a stiff plastic sleeve that insulates the brass nut from the copper flex |
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Connecting water heater to galvanized pipe with flex copper connectors
On May 17, 1:43*pm, Jack wrote:
RicodJour wrote: On May 17, 12:51 am, Jack wrote: The Ghost in The Machine wrote: On May 16, 11:28 pm, Jack wrote: Do flex copper connectors act as dielectric connectors when used between the galvanized nipples on the WH and galvanized house pipes? NERVOUS????.....GET A GRIP, DIP. DELETE OR REMOVE THE OTHER DUPLICATE POSTS BEFORE I SLIME YOUR JITTERY ASS. TGITM PATECUM Software hiccup No, Jack - he's a troll. Yep... As far as the copper flex being dielectric connectors - no, they're not unless they are specifically listed as such. R Thanks, R, I believe I've seen some that seem to isolate the galvanized pipe from the copper with a rubber or neoprene washer between the copper flex and the galvanized pipe and a stiff plastic sleeve that insulates the brass nut from the copper flex the best solution is replacing the galvanized with PEX, or if your wealthy copper galavanized is just a leak or clog waiting to occur  |
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