CROSS CONNECTION CONTROL

A cross connection is a direct or a potential arrangement of drinking water piping that is or can be connected to a questionable source. A common example is a garden hose attached to a sill cock with the end of the garden hose submerged into a bucket of detergent. Other examples may be your home’s underground lawn sprinkling system or water treatment unit. Examples of commercial cross connections may be found on carbonated beverage equipment, boilers and process equipment.

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