Series 957RPDA Reduced Pressure Detector Assembly with Flood Sensor
Written by BuildSpec from the manufacturer engineering specification ES-957RPDA and the manufacturer own product page. NOT marketing copy and NOT a rehosted document. The detector function is what separates this assembly from the plain Series 957: the bypass meter exists so that a fire service line, which should carry no flow at all between events, can be audited for theft and leakage. *** THE POINT OF INTEREST ON THIS ROW IS WHAT THE ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION DOES NOT SAY. ES-957RPDA NAMES EXACTLY TWO CREDENTIALS - FCCCHR-USC AND AWWA C511-97. IT NAMES NO ASSE 1013, NO UL LISTING AND NO FM APPROVAL, even though the same sheet states the assembly is metered to detect leakage or theft of water from the fire sprinkler system. Its sibling sheet ES-957, same product family and same 2423 revision batch, DOES print UL Classified and FM Approved. Those marks are NOT borrowed onto this row. ***
Certifications & Standards
What was checked, and what is deliberately not claimed
- Bim
- bim_url is a LINK to the manufacturer own Revit family (.rfa) on watts.com/dfsmedia/. NOTHING IS REHOSTED. Recorded because a published, first-party BIM family is the differentiator this project competes on - the scraped competitor catalogue carries one for 2.1 percent of its rows.
- Express_negatives
- ASSE 1013, ASSE 1015, AWWA M14, CSA B64.4, CSA B64.4.1, UL and FM are ALL ABSENT from every 957RPDA document retrieved. Each absence is recorded rather than filled.
- Transcription_caveat
- ES-957RPDA prints no form/revision number in the transcribed text; the manufacturer own product page links it as es-957rpda-2423.pdf and the sibling sheet prints ES-957 2423, so the 2423 revision batch is inferred FROM THE FILENAME AND THE SIBLING, NOT READ OFF THIS DOCUMENT. Recorded as an inference, not as a printed fact.
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