Thermostatic Mixing Valve (TMV) Testing

Ensuring Safe and Consistent Water Temperatures

Thermostatic Mixing Valves (TMVs) play a critical role in maintaining safe water temperatures, particularly in environments where scalding risks are high. JetBlack Plumbers offers comprehensive TMV testing services to ensure that your water systems are compliant with safety regulations and functioning as intended. Whether you manage a commercial facility or residential property, we provide expert TMV testing to help you maintain the right balance of hot and cold water.

Why TMV Testing is Important?

TMVs are designed to regulate water temperatures to prevent scalding, particularly in high-risk areas like hospitals, care homes, schools, and commercial kitchens. Over time, TMVs can wear down, leading to fluctuating water temperatures that pose a safety risk. Regular TMV testing helps to prevent scalding accidents, ensures regulatory compliance, and provides peace of mind that your water system is functioning safely and efficiently.

WHO NEEDS

TMV Testing?

TMV testing is essential for any facility where water temperature control is crucial for safety. This includes:

Healthcare
Facilities:

Hospitals, nursing homes, and aged care facilities where vulnerable individuals are at higher risk of burns and scalds.

Schools and Childcare Centers:

TMVs ensure safe water temperatures in bathrooms and kitchens to protect children from scalding.

Commercial Kitchens and Public Restrooms:

Ensuring controlled water temperatures in high-use areas helps prevent accidents and liabilities.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

How often should TMVs be tested? TMVs should be tested annually to ensure they are functioning correctly and to comply with safety regulations.

What happens if a TMV fails the test? If a TMV fails, we will conduct the necessary maintenance or replacement to restore it to working order.

What types of properties require TMV testing?
TMV testing is required in healthcare facilities, schools, commercial kitchens, and any property where water temperature control is critical for safety.