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Meter Q&A (Commercial) - South West Water

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Other matters<br />

for customers with meters<br />

Important – <strong>Water</strong> heaters<br />

If you have a directly plumbed (or<br />

unvented) hot water heater where<br />

the heated water expands into the<br />

connecting pipework, rather than<br />

into an expansion vessel or similar<br />

facility, the installation of a water<br />

meter may expose this deficiency.<br />

This is because the housing for the<br />

meter includes a non-return valve<br />

which prevents water from<br />

passing back into our mains.<br />

<strong>South</strong> <strong>West</strong> <strong>Water</strong> is not liable for<br />

any problems which may arise<br />

with any of your pipes or other<br />

apparatus due to the fitting of a<br />

non-return valve and in the event<br />

of a problem with your water<br />

heater, <strong>South</strong> <strong>West</strong> <strong>Water</strong> will<br />

not contribute towards repairs.<br />

If in doubt about the effect of a<br />

non-return valve on your system,<br />

please consult your heating or<br />

plumbing engineer.<br />

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