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Therefore, our standard return policy does not apply to this item. Manufacturer's warranty still applies. I understand that once I order this item I cannot cancel or return it. Failure to comply with this could result in substantial property damage, severe personal injury or death.

Do not use this item for any installation or repair of potable water applications. This product does not comply with the "Safe Drinking Water Act," which requires that products meet low-lead standards in order to be used in systems providing water for human consumption drinking or cooking.

This item is for non-potable non-human consumption water applications only. At this time, we do not carry this unit. We list it on our site because we do sell replacement parts for this unit. Please contact us with any questions: Add to List. Call or. Submit Please enter a valid email address. I'm sorry, your email address was not found in our system. Already have an account? Please click here to reset your password. Mailing addresses, etc. Your past order history has been securely archived offline.

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