Heated water delivery temperature requirements

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Plumbing Code of Australia

Industry Bulletin 161

Heated water delivery temperature requirements from 1 May 2024

The purpose of this industry bulletin is to provide a reminder of the circumstances under which a maximum allowable delivery temperature of heated water must be provided to the outlets of fixtures used for personal hygiene in Western Australia — from 1 May 2024.

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Starting 1 May 2024 - new rules for heated water delivery temperature

29 April 2024

All WA plumbers should read Industry Bulletin 161 from Building and Energy. It’s a reminder about the new requirements for the delivery temperature of heated water.

The new requirements apply to outlets of fixtures used primarily for personal hygiene purposes. These fixtures include but are not limited to showers, baths, basins and bidets.

They apply to all heated water installations including when a water heater is replacedrelocated or added to an existing heated water installation.

The reason for the changes is that WA’s plumbing regulations now reference the latest version of the Plumbing Code of Australia (PCA 2022).

For all the details, download and read Industry Bulletin 161.

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