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    Dec 8, 2007, 12:20 PM
    Trap primer
    What is a trap primer for
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    Dec 8, 2007, 02:46 PM
    It is a device designed to squirt water into a p-trap whenever there is a change in system pressure.

    How it operates has nothing to do with its intended use, by the way.

    Its intended use is to continually add water to a p-trap that doesn't see regular use, such as a basement floor drain or an indirect drain used to collect condensate from an air conditioner.

    If calibrated correctly, the trap primer will squirt out a quick burst of water every time it senses a sudden change in pressure.

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