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NZS 4617:1989 Tempering (3-port mixing) valves - SPONSORED

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Abbreviation
NZS 4617:1989
Valid from
29/11/1989
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Standards New Zealand,
Author
Standards New Zealand
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New Zealand Standard,
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Description

This Standard covers requirements for tempering valves for storage hot water systems particularly in domestic situations where hot water poses a hazard.

These valves are intended to prevent scalding in locations such as homes, schools, motels and residential premises, where ideally all hot water outlets should be sourced from a tempering valve.

Provides for valves suitable for water inlet temperatures of up to 100 degrees C.

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NZS 4617:1989 Tempering (3-port mixing) valves - SPONSORED

Description

This Standard covers requirements for tempering valves for storage hot water systems particularly in domestic situations where hot water poses a hazard.

These valves are intended to prevent scalding in locations such as homes, schools, motels and residential premises, where ideally all hot water outlets should be sourced from a tempering valve.

Provides for valves suitable for water inlet temperatures of up to 100 degrees C.

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NZS 4617:1989 Tempering (3-port mixing) valves - SPONSORED
Description

This Standard covers requirements for tempering valves for storage hot water systems particularly in domestic situations where hot water poses a hazard.

These valves are intended to prevent scalding in locations such as homes, schools, motels and residential premises, where ideally all hot water outlets should be sourced from a tempering valve.

Provides for valves suitable for water inlet temperatures of up to 100 degrees C.

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