Technical Booklet P Sanitary Appliances Unvented Hot Water Storage and Scalding·Page 17·3.1

Prevention of excessive domestic hot water temperatures

Where domestic hot water storage vessels in dwellings can exceed 80°C under normal operating conditions, an in-line hot water supply tempering valve must be fitted and set to ensure the distribution system temperature does not exceed 60°C.

Where the operating temperature of domestic hot water in the storage vessel in a dwelling is capable of exceeding 80 ºC under normal operating conditions (a situation that may occur in vessels used as heat stores and those connected to solar heat collectors or solid fuel boilers that do not have intervening controls between the boiler and the vessel containing the hot water) the outlet from the storage vessel should be fitted with a device, such as an in-line hot water supply tempering valve in accordance with BS EN 15092. The in-line hot water tempering valve should be set/adjusted to ensure that the temperature supplied to the domestic hot water distribution system does not exceed 60 ºC.

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