Temperature And Pressure Relief Valves
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Good Vs Bad T And P Valves
The temperature and pressure relief valve is an important safety valve that controls water heater temp and pressure. Typically located near or on the top of your water heater. T And P Valves are designed to release water pressure from your water heater when too much water pressure is coming into your home. It can also prevent problems if your water heater’s thermostat overheats.
Never Remove Or Block Off The Valve!
Our technicians have seen T And P Valves removed or blocked off completely. This should never be done even to prevent leaking or flooding because of a water heaters location.
It’s important to know that removing or blocking these T and P Valves can be disastrous. Inoperable temperature and pressure relief valves can be potentially explosive and hazardous.
All Star Water Heaters Technicians Can Eliminate This Risk For You
In situations where you’re unable to run a line from the pressure relief valve to the exterior of the home, we install Watts 210 Valves. Watts 210 valves shut off the gas automatically, to prevent your water heater from overheating.
If your water heater isn’t located in a safe place where pressure relief valves will work, consider a watts 210 safety valve. Questions about temp and relief valves or the watts 210 valve? Our water heater techs are here to help.
For more information, please take a minute to watch this short video on “Understanding Your Water Heaters Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve”.
If you’ve found yourself in a similar situation and need help in a hurry, call the experts at All Star Water Heaters Inc at 800-727-0977.
Our technicians deal with overheating water heaters on a regular basis. As a result, we have installed countless Watts210 Valves for our customers.
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If you think you need your water heater inspected to avoid potential water damage, contact All Star Water Heaters. If you don’t call us, be sure to call another reputable and qualified water heater service provider in So Cal, as soon as possible.