Intellifaucet D250 mixing valve opinions wtd

[Tin Can]

Many places require a cold water check valve or anti siphon for outside hoses and DR sinks

Factories too

I have to sign a paper each year, in this small town, everybody does

Hot water does not need it, as 'normal' Hot Water heaters prevent by design

The HASS is a good one


The problem is backflow to potable sources

https://goodbeeplumbinganddrains.com...20your%20pipes.

[Greg]

Many places require a cold water check valve or anti siphon for outside hoses and DR sinks

Factories too

I have to sign a paper each year, in this small town, everybody does

Hot water does not need it, as 'normal' Hot Water heaters prevent by design

The HASS is a good one


The problem is backflow to potable sources

https://goodbeeplumbinganddrains.com...20your%20pipes.

Thanks for the info. In reading some info on the subject from Connecticut's Department of Public Health, it seems like the state of Connecticut requires backflow prevention devices when one is hooked up to a public water system. I have seen those devices around but never knew what they were. We get our water from a pump down in a pipe probably 60 feet underground i.e. private well, so backflow prevention is not required. Public water systems must actually submit a cross connection survey report every year to the state. Actually good info to know...

[nbagno]

The D250 has worked well for me. I use it as a supply to my Jobo ATL machines. I did stick an anti siphon on the mixer, I also installed one way valves on the hot and cold supply lines.

Don’t use my installation as a blue print on how to install pex.









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[Gary Beasley]

When I first installed mine I didnt have a check valve in line and found I had hot water backing into the cold side of the system if I shut the unit down with its valves open so I could use the water unregulated. Check valve stopped that.

[Luis-F-S]

So don’t shut it down with the valves open!!!! I have a faucet next to mine for unregulated water.

[Gary Beasley]

So don’t shut it down with the valves open!!!! I have a faucet next to mine for unregulated water.

I only have the hot water to the sink unregulated. The several cold taps are run through the Intellifaucet. Piping was enough of a pain without adding more tees to the layout. As it is the check valve on the cold side does its job perfectly.

[Tin Can]

All water in my DR goes through the 2 filters first, then Hass at 68f

Including my neg washers

I have no other water on purpose

wait, I do have 30 gallons of store bought distilled under the the sink

[Luis-F-S]

I have a thread on my intellifaucet under Hass intellifaucet installation on this forum if you do a search for it. L

[justin lovell]

Am looking into getting a Intellifaucet D250 mixing valve. Experiences with this unit wanted before shelling out $700+ for it.
Thanks

Where did you find them for $700?

it's $1195 on their site:

http://www.hassmfg.com/search.pl/121...&submit=Search

Thanks!

[Greg]

Where did you find them for $700?

it's $1195 on their site:

http://www.hassmfg.com/search.pl/121...&submit=Search

Thanks!

Evidently their price has gone up quite a bit in the past few years. Still consider the unit a bargain. They do come up on eBay, all be it but rarely... After I bought mine new, one was put up on eBay - "Buy It Now" for under $400.00. Timing is everything.