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Connecting ater heater to galvanized pipe with flex copper connectors
On May 16, 10:22*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 Assuming that copper is metal and a conductor, and that a galvanized pipe is metal and a conductor, NO! |
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