Cross-Connection Control

The Cross-Connection Control Program helps protect the drinking water supply from pollutants and contaminants by preventing backflow (the undesirable movement of substances unfit for human ingestion) through cross-connections. Cross-connections happen when the drinking water supply is connected to a non-drinking water supply.

• Fifty Questions and Answers About Cross-Connection Control and Backflow Prevention - Permission to reproduce this document was granted by the Watts Regulator Company as a public service.
• Cross-Connection Control Manual.
• Application for Potable Water Irrigation Meter. 
• Frequently Asked Questions and Device/Usage Chart.

• Specifications on All Backflow Assemblies.
• C6-1 Double Check Valve Backflow Prevention Assembly.
• C6-2 Pressure Vacuum Breaker Backflow Prevention Assembly.
• C6-3 Reduced Pressure Principle Backflow Prevention Assembly.

• Dedicated Fire Line - Double Check Detector.
• Double Check Valve Assembly. 
• Hydrant Meter and Backflow Preventer. 
• Single Meter Irrigation. 
• Fire Line Master Meter Backflow Preventer.
• Pressure Vacuum Breaker.
• Reclaimed Water Irrigation and Drinking Water Protection. 
• Reduced Pressure Device.

Water Division
9150 Curry Ford Road, 3rd Floor
Orlando, FL 32825

Phone: 407-836-6970

Email: Water.Division@ocfl.net

Backflow Test Reports - Email: Water.Backflow@ocfl.net

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