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Thursday, November 1st 2012, 12:06am

by pdragn78

Thanks for reply. I will check it out.

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Monday, October 29th 2012, 1:29pm

by Wet_Boots

Find a professional install near you, with the same conditions of landscaping and slopes, if any, and see what they used. For small lawns on flat properties, it would be most common to see antisyphon zone valves, with their built-in vacuum breaker backflow preventers.

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Monday, October 29th 2012, 10:50am

by pdragn78

What is required for San Diego? Residential sprinklers

Does anyone know what the code is for San Diego residential sprinklers? I'm not sure what backflow device to use. Thanks.

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