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Re: lv-ab: Hot water heater fitting

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Date: Wed Dec 01 2004 - 17:05:30 EST

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    In domestic situations, a plastic coupling is included to avoid currents
    flowing through the piping and the tank which could (theoretically) cause
    electrolysis. The same theory can apply to boats but usually there are
    enough hose and hose clamp couplings or PVC plumbing that it is doubtful if
    you need the PVC fitting right at the tank.

    Regards,

    Andina Marie Foster,

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      RecentlyI developed a leak on the inlet to my hot water heater. The 1/2
    inch plastic nipple simply broke off. Is there some reason to use plastic
    as opposed to brass?

      Charley Klein
      SV Margie
      Hampton,VA

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