Pex plumbing earthquake Videos

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Why not have these installed on the main lines that would protect all homes? Or is this a money maker for someone? If a break occurs before the meter this valve will do no good.

Call some expensive service-person, just to reset a truck-vibration false valve shutoff? Totally unacceptable. What about poor people on fixed incomes, who can't afford unnecessary service calls? It is better for them to freeze-to-death on cold winter nights? Or to burn their house down, when they plug in electric heaters that can barely keep them warm, after the furnace no longer heats due to frequent false tripping, because the service-person can't come until next week? There are many ways to detect gas leaks, that most any do-it-yourselfer can handle. *I can reset my own circuit breakers, so why not this valve?* Besides, the valve is way too expensive, and does not detect excess flow? (Such a valve should have at least 2 triggers, certainly for that high price: excessive flow, excessive vibration, and then maybe an optional electronic gas presence (leakage) sensor input would be nice. And such an electronic sensor should *not* be triggered by power outage or blinks in the power, nor require over-complicated battery changes. If a battery is needed, it should be just as easy to change the battery as in a smoke-detector.) If I can light a pilot light, then I should be able to reset my own valves. And I agree with the complaints. This would seem to be a gas company issue, and not even a home-owner issue. Half-baked not-so-good ideas, are not the proper basis for rushing to policy. Why are politicians such morons, that they can't seem to think of all the possible downsides? Edited to add: I see from another video, that the valve can be reset with a screwdriver.