Those aren’t air gaps, they’re basically a p-trap. If your tank backs up, it will still back up to the sink, which is what an air gap will prevent. Our county requires air gaps, not just a p trap.
@@TheSeamster Good to hear - glad you're up and running! Still, backflow prevention is different from an air gap. I found this video when I was searching for an air gap solution as required for our food trailer. These won't pass as air gaps here. Not offering this as criticism, just hoping to clarify for others that are looking for air gap info. Thanks for posting your experiences - lots of good information here.
@@brendan8363HOW are you supposed to travel in the food truck or trailer with fumes from the grey tank getting inside the trailer from an open pipe coming out of the tank. Or even the possibility of splashing
@@MB-ir8xf no I understood you and they have never failed me even when building my house completely with just my son and passed every inspection. Everyone uses tools in their own way to get a job done and as long as the job gets done quick and correct. If that made you cringe, check out when I cut FRP with my 4 inch hand grinder with the guard off. But thanks for taking the time to let me know how to get ur done.
Big shout out to you buddy! My son and I are doing a food trailer and your drain system is on point for us!
Thanks so much! That was so helpful!!!
Can u give a link or part number for the air gaps u used here pls?
What size fittings and hoses for drain and basins?
Our health dept requires a back flow preventer. Where should it go. Thanks for everything!
where did you find the air gap drains looked on lowes and home depot wesites and could not find
These were purchased on eBay , also the sinks and faucets.
What is the actual name of them?
Did u find them?
Seriously. What is the actual name of them? So we can purchase it. Nobody's answering the question
What did the sinks and faucets cost ya? Great video!
About $75 2 years ago.
@@TheSeamster thanks. Good work bro
Please can you put a link and name the model and serial number of the sink and the faucet and what where you got them at. Thank you
Bro ! are the man!
Excellent.
Thx
12:00 Hawk-toughee. Spit on that thang.
What is the name of the air gap drains? Having trouble finding them.
Those aren’t air gaps, they’re basically a p-trap. If your tank backs up, it will still back up to the sink, which is what an air gap will prevent. Our county requires air gaps, not just a p trap.
It passed inspection and it’s a backflow prevention.
@@TheSeamster Good to hear - glad you're up and running! Still, backflow prevention is different from an air gap. I found this video when I was searching for an air gap solution as required for our food trailer. These won't pass as air gaps here. Not offering this as criticism, just hoping to clarify for others that are looking for air gap info. Thanks for posting your experiences - lots of good information here.
l agree with brendan,that is not air gap it would never pass by inspector. Air gap have a two inch space between the drain &PVC pipe
What are they called? Will you answer us please
@@brendan8363HOW are you supposed to travel in the food truck or trailer with fumes from the grey tank getting inside the trailer from an open pipe coming out of the tank. Or even the possibility of splashing
You do know. There are screws. You an adjust. The bottom
If you set up that truck all by your self I have to give you credit because I was crinching when i saw the way you were using those channel locks.
Yes, been using them for years and not everyone can use tools the same.
I am not sure if you understood my comment? you were using those channel locks completely wrong!
@@MB-ir8xf no I understood you and they have never failed me even when building my house completely with just my son and passed every inspection. Everyone uses tools in their own way to get a job done and as long as the job gets done quick and correct. If that made you cringe, check out when I cut FRP with my 4 inch hand grinder with the guard off. But thanks for taking the time to let me know how to get ur done.
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Found the drains! They are called “exterior evacuation drain traps”. You’re welcome!