PMG Videos
PMG Videos
As part of its goal to serve the needs of plumbing, mechanical and fuel gas officials, the ICC PMG Membership Council is providing links to videos published by third parties that may be of interest to visitors to this website*. Watch more videos on the PMG playlist.
* These videos are made available for general informational purposes only. ICC and its related entities (a) make no promises, representations, or warranties about the accuracy or completeness of the information presented, and (b) do not endorse or recommend any product or service referenced in these videos. The links are provided merely to offer users of this website easy access to already available information. Products identified in these videos as having an ICC Evaluation Service report or listing have been tested in accordance with ICC-ES procedures to comply with applicable codes and standards.
Viega MegaPress Systems: Manufacturer Installation Overview
Viega ProPress Systems: Manufacturer Installation Overview
Viega MegaPress fittings are available for use in plumbing systems for domestic water and facility water distribution, HVAC systems for hydronic piping, and fuel gas systems for gas distribution.
The Viega MegaPress systems provide a fast, secure method to join copper tube, carbon steel pipe, and stainless steel pipe without flame or high temperatures. Depending on your need, Viega has a solution solution for you.
Viega’s MegaPress fittings have been evaluated for various applications and have the following ICC ES PMG listings:
MegaPressG: ICC-ES PMG 1036
(fuel gas distribution)
MegaPress/MegaPress FKM: ICC-ES PMG 1124
(hydronic piping)
MegaPress 316/MegaPress 304 FKM: ICC-ES PMG 1451
(water distribution piping and hydronic piping)
For more information please visit www.viega.us.
Viega ProPress fittings are available for use in plumbing systems for domestic water and facility water distribution and HVAC systems for hydronic piping.
The Viega ProPress systems provide a fast, secure method to join copper and copper alloy pipe and stainless steel pipe without flame or high temperatures. Depending on your need, Viega has a solution solution for you.
Viega’s ProPress fittings have been evaluated for various applications and have the following ICC ES PMG listings:
ProPress: ICC-ES PMG 1037
(copper water distribution and hydronic piping systems)
ProPress 316: ICC-ES PMG 1125
(stainless steel water distribution and hydronic piping systems)
Viega PureFlow Plumbing Systems: Installation Overview
American Backflow Prevention Association (ABPA)
Viega PureFlow Plumbing systems offer low-lead PEX tubing solutions that save energy and reduce water waste. Viega's revolutionary ManaBloc parallel water distribution system decreases the wait time for hot water at the faucet and Viega's PEX Press fittings and PEX Crimp fittings are easy to install. Viega’s Pex Press system have been evaluated and has an ICC ES PMG listing PMG 1038 and is compliant with the following Codes:
- 2021, 2018, 2015, 2012 and 2009 International Plumbing Codes (IPC)
- 2021, 2018, 2015, 2012 and 2009 International Residential Code (IRC)
For more information you can visit www.viega.us.
The American Backflow Prevention Association (ABPA) and the International Code Council (ICC) are organizations with a common interest in protecting drinking water from contamination through cross-connections.
G3: Global Guideline for Practical Public Toilet Design - Part 1
G3: Global Guideline for Practical Public Toilet Design - Part 2
The International Code Council and the World Toilet Organization unveil the new G3: Global Guideline for Practical Public Toilet Design.
In response to a growing need to increase the design and efficiency of public toilets and committed to its mission of providing the highest quality in building safety products, the ICC Board of Directors approved the development of this Guideline through a special committee formed by global industry leaders and ICC technical experts. This Guideline is intended to provide a minimum level of quality to safeguard health, property, and public welfare by providing minimal provisions to control the design, construction, installation, quality of materials, location, operation and maintenance, and use, of public toilets.
For more information, contact PMGResourceCenter@iccsafe.org or call 888-422-7233 x-4pmg or (562)699-0541 x-4764
The International Code Council and the World Toilet Organization unveil the new G3: Global Guideline for Practical Public Toilet Design.
In response to a growing need to increase the design and efficiency of public toilets and committed to its mission of providing the highest quality in building safety products, the ICC Board of Directors approved the development of this Guideline through a special committee formed by global industry leaders and ICC technical experts. This Guideline is intended to provide a minimum level of quality to safeguard health, property, and public welfare by providing minimal provisions to control the design, construction, installation, quality of materials, location, operation and maintenance, and use, of public toilets.
For more information, contact PMGResourceCenter@iccsafe.org or call 888-422-7233 x-4pmg or (562)699-0541 x-4764
Studor Air Admittance Valves Revolutionizing the Plumbing Industry
Studor air admittance valve’s (AAVs) are used as a method for venting traps for fixtures and waste receptors. AAVs reduce the amount of vent piping required to terminate outdoors. An AAV is designed to open to admit air into the venting and drainage system when negative pressures (less than atmospheric pressure) occur in the vent system. An AAV closes by gravity to seal the vent terminal when the vent system pressure is equal to atmospheric pressure. At vent system pressures greater than atmospheric pressure, an AAV remains closed and seals tighter under greater pressure by the nature of the design. The closed AAV prevents any vapor in the vent system from entering the building.
AAVs are required to conform to one of three ASSE standards. Stack-type air AAVs shall conform to ASSE 1050. Individual and branch-type AAVs shall conform to ASSE 1051. AAVs shall not be installed in non-neutralized special waste systems as described in Chapter 8 of the International Plumbing Code (IPC) except where such valves are in compliance with ASSE 1049, are constructed of materials approved in accordance with Section 702.5 of the IPC and are tested for chemical resistance in accordance with ASTM F 1412. Air admittance valves shall not be located in spaces utilized as supply or return air plenums. Air admittance valves without an engineered design shall not be utilized to vent sumps or tanks of any type.
The Studor Mini-Vent®, Maxivent®, Redi Vent®, Tec-Vent® must be installed in accordance with the manufacture’s installation instructions and the conditions noted in the ICC-ES PMG Product Certificate PMG-1025.
