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INFORMATION TO BE INCLUDED WITHIN THE INFORMATION AND MAINTENANCE
DOCUMENTATION.
The Secretary of the Scheme has prepared
this list after consultation with the members of Technical Assessment Panel and
with the approval of the members of the BuildCert TAP liaison Group and the
Industry Forum.
1. Operating
conditions of use, pressure & temperature (hot & cold) Table 1 in BS EN 1111 and
orBS EN 1287.
2. Statement
that valves operating outside these conditions of use cannot be guaranteed to
operate as Type 2 valves.
3. Its
designation of use L.P if tested against BS EN 1287, H.P if tested against BS EN
1111 and H.P and L.P if tested against both documents.
4. Valves
approved for designation of use H.P only, must state: - If a water supply is fed
by gravity then the supply pressure should be verified to ensure the conditions
of use are appropriate for the valve.
5.
Recommended maximum set mixed
water temperatures for applications of use.
6. Information upon the
installation of the valve, this will include: -
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Requirements for valve accessibility
to commission and maintain the valve
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Maintenance
instructions
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If
isolation valves are not provided then a statement is required that states
‘The fitting of isolation valves is required’ and identify preferred
location
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If
strainers are not provided then a statement is required that states ‘The
fitting of strainers is recommended’ and identify preferred location
7. Information upon the commissioning
and testing of the valve, this will include:-
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Method of adjusting the mixed water
temperature
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Method for commissioning the valve
with statement that ‘the mixed water temperature at terminal fitting should
never exceed 46°C’
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Method and frequency (1 year
maximum) for performing the In-service tests
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Information on residual water flow
during the cold water supply isolation test
8. Reference be made to the ‘Water
Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999.
9.
Valves approved for low pressure tub/bath applications that only achieve the
minimum flowrate requirement at a supply pressure of 0.2 bar must indicate that
the minimum supply pressure for tub/bath applications is 0.2 bar.
Note:
The
BuildCert TMV Scheme has produced an I&M template that can be used by license
holders to fulfil their requirements of information that must be included within
the Installation and Maintenance (I&M) documentation supplied with the TMV2
approved valve. To view the template, please
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