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Can this double check valve be attached to a plastic water pipe, or can it only be attached to a copper water pipe? Thanks.

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http://www.pegleryorkshire.co.uk/EN/Brands/Kuterlite/Valves/reordered_ChromePlateValves/product/K4424CP_Double_check_valve
 
Yes, but you must use the manufacturers pipe inserts inside each plastic pipe. If using Speedfit pipe, use the inserts without the additional O rings.

If the check valve comes with brass olives, you might wish to replace these with copper olives.
 
No there softer than brass ones so be easier and safer to do on plastic pipe
 
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