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What is a spigot trap primarily used for?

• To filter drinking water

• To connect a washing machine or dishwasher to the plumbing system

• To heat water for a sink

• To measure water usage

What is this?

• P trap

• Strap

• P trap with spigot

• S trap with spigot

What is this?

• In line trap

• self sealing valve

• Slim line trap

• Easy trap

Where is a spigot trap commonly located?

• Above a sink

• In the attic

• Below a sink

• Outside the house

What is the allowed depth of seal for bath traps designed for the restricted area under a fitted bath?

• 38mm

• 50mm

• 25mm

• 45mm

If a bath is discharging to a hopper or gulley trap, what is the allowed trap seal depth?

• 50mm

• 38mm

• 45mm

• 25mm

Why are bottle traps not suited for use under a sink?

• Because they are too large.

• Because they are not visually appealing.

• Too easily blocked

• Because they are too expensive.

Where are chrome finish bottle traps sometimes installed?

• Underneath sinks with hidden pipes

• Where there are exposed waste pipes

• Inside walls for better insulation

• In outdoor settings for durability

On what principle do shower traps operate?

• A) A unique principle different from all other traps

• B) Similar principle to bottle traps

• C) Similar principle to grease traps

• D) No specific principle

What is the depth of seal provided by shower traps?

• A) 20mm

• B) 30mm

• C) 50mm

• D) 100mm