The TNP line is supposed to go to the drip pan at the water heater. From there, a line from the drip pan goes under the house and then outside where it would be visible.
BUT ... why not skip the middle man? Go directly under the house avoiding the pan then going outside? That way, should the TNP valve open up, the water heater is not sitting in hot water, rusting the bottom.
Is there a law (code) that says it HAS to go into the pan?
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Posted by: Ron Johnson <l0c0l0b0@hotmail.com>
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