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Taco zone valve 571-2. Water flow not like the arrow in the valve's body.
I had a Taco zone valve 571-2 installed recently. Later I noticed that the valve is installed with the arrow in body of the valve pointing to the opposite direction of the actual water flow. I called the plumber and he said that this is not a problem and no damage will occur to the valve, the valve will work normally and this will not shorten the valve's life.
It he correct?? Appreciate any feedback. Thank you. Tony |
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