Raindrip Inc R622CT Anti-syphon Vacuum Breaker 0.75in 10pk

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC R622CT is a 3/4-inch hose and pipe anti-syphon vacuum breaker designed to prevent backflow contamination in irrigation and hose-bib applications. This device protects potable water supplies by stopping siphoning action that could draw non-potable water or chemicals back into the main line. Sold in a package of 10 units, it suits contractors and service technicians who need multiple fittings for residential or light commercial irrigation installations. Each unit measures for a 3/4-inch connection and weighs 1.27 pounds per package of 10.

This anti-syphon vacuum breaker is used at the point of connection between a water supply line or hose bib and an irrigation system, drip line, or hose assembly. It is particularly suited for residential lawn and garden irrigation setups where cross-connection control is required by local plumbing codes. The 10-unit pack makes it practical for irrigation contractors completing multiple zones or multiple job sites in a single work order.

Key Features

• 3/4-inch hose and pipe connection size for standard irrigation and hose-bib fittings
• Vacuum breaker design prevents backflow and siphoning of non-potable water into the supply line
• Packaged quantity of 10 units supports multi-zone and multi-site installations
• Compact, single-unit form factor simplifies point-of-connection installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install fitting for standard 3/4-inch hose and pipe connections in residential and light commercial irrigation systems.

Installation Notes

Installation of backflow prevention devices is typically performed by a licensed plumber or irrigation technician in accordance with local plumbing codes and cross-connection control regulations. Shut off the water supply at the source before installing or replacing this fitting. Do not over-tighten threaded connections; use appropriate thread tape or sealant rated for potable water systems. Verify local code requirements, as some jurisdictions mandate specific backflow prevention device types or annual testing.