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mountainman
Sorry to bore you mountain man, but I did try and look back over old posts before I placed mine. Unfortunately I couldn't find the answer I was looking for. Guess what, despite all the replies I have had so far, I still can't decide which way the loop should be fitted.
If the check valve fails in any position there will be a risk of contamination, don't forget some loops only have 1 iso valve attached to the check valve, so much for water regs then.
Exactly why the subject is boring, too many conflicting replies to be of any help.
Traditionally there is one iso and one check valve with a flexible loop.
The loop should only be connected whilst filling the system then removed.
No chance of cross contamination then.