The boundary stop valve is located...

Externally just outside the property boundary on the pavement

Externally just within the property boundary on the driveway

Internally, normally under the kitchen sink

What is this component and what is it used for

Brass ferrule, used to connect directly into a local mains supply

Pressure reducing valve, used on high pressure incoming mains water supply

Brass filter, used with float operated valves

Non-return valve, used on outside taps

Which statement below is CORRECT

A water supply entering a property through a duct requires the ends to be sealed

A water supply entering a property with air vents below a suspended floor needs to be sleeved but not insulated

A water supply entering a property less than 750mm vertically from the external face of the building does not require insulation

A water supply pipe entering a property less than 750mm below the ground does not require insulation

What is the special feature of a ferrule?

It allows a live connection into the local mains without turning off the supply first

It prevents back flow into the local mains

It filters out any bacteria left in the incoming water supply

To prevent the communication pipe from pulling out of either the ferrule or connection into the boundary stop valve due to subsidence or shrinkage of the surrounding soil, the pipe is...

Laid in a straight direct route

Why is the service main recommended not to be buried deeper than 1350mm

To allow reasonable access for repair/maintenance

To prevent illegal connections made into the mains

To prevent contamination from other services

To prevent a warming effect occurring in the mains supply

A service pipe is required to be brought up into the...

Any of the above, providing it is accessible

What is the minimum distance a cold service pipe must be brought up into the dwelling?

750mm from the external face of the property

750mm from the internal wall of the property

1350 from the external face of the property

1350 from the internal wall of the property

Why is the service main recommended not to be buried deeper than 1350mm?

To allow reasonable access for repair/maintenance

To prevent contamination from other services

To prevent a warming effect occurring in the mains supply

To prevent illegal connections made into the mains

To prevent the communication pipe from pulling out of either the ferrule or connection into the boundary stop valve due to subsidence or shrinkage of the surrounding soil, the pipe is

Laid in a straight direct route

What is the special feature of a ferrule

It allows a live connection into the local mains without turning off the supply first

It filters out any bacteria left in the incoming water supply

It prevents back flow into the local mains

A service pipe is buried to a required minimum depth to ...

Prevent ground frost penetration

Which statement below is correct

A water supply entering a property through a duct requires the ends to be sealed

A water supply entering a property less than 750mm vertically from the external face of the building does not require insulation

A water supply entering a property with air vents below a suspended floor needs to be sleeved but not insulated

A water supply pipe entering a property less than 750mm below the ground does not require insulation

What is the component shown in the image and what is it used for?

Brass ferrule, used to connect directly into a local mains supply

Pressure reducing valve, used on high pressure incoming mains water supply

Brass filter, used with float operated valves

Non-return valve, used on outside taps

Understand the requirements of the cold water supplies into domestic dwellings

Understand the key requirements of testing and decommissioning of domestic cold water systems

Understand the basic maintenance requirements of domestic cold water systems

Understand the requirements of drainage systems

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Understand the installation requirements of domestic hot water plumbing systems

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