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I'l be starting a job in a school soon where im installing new drinks water fountains. Does anyone know if there are any specific requirements where i am able to tee into the water mains. I know there are supposed to be periodic checks to check the quality of the water at the outlets, anyone know how often and this process?
 
Best course is to phone your local water board
 
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