What is the final step of testing a Reduced Pressure (RP) assembly?

The final step of testing a Reduced Pressure (RP) assembly involves turning the customer's water back on. This step is critical as it ensures that the system is returned to its normal operating condition after the testing has been completed. Once the tests have been conducted, and all necessary adjustments have been made, the flow of water can resume, confirming that the RP assembly will operate correctly under pressure.

This step is also important for ensuring that the customer's water service is restored in a timely manner. Before this final step, other procedures must be completed, such as documenting the readings and ensuring that the assembly is functioning correctly without any leaks or failures. Thus, turning the water back on signifies that all prior actions have been checked and verified, allowing for safe and effective operation of the water system.