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What is the minimum temperature of hot water in the tap - norms

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    PatrykM1920
    Level 1  
    Hello. Posts are old but no one has written or managed to do anything about it. I am writing because I have a similar problem with water and heating the apartment. So from the beginning, my hot tap water is water with a maximum of 37 degrees Celsius. So when you pour into the bathtub, it is already lukewarm. Not to mention the amount of water that flies cold before it gets warm. They reported the matter to the administration, but they will improve the water temperature for a few days, that it has a maximum of 40 degrees Celsius, and it is lukewarm again after a few days. I haven't thoroughly tested the water temperature with a thermometer, but I will have to do it and note it down. My cage neighbors have the same problem. And another matter of heating in radiators. They are not hot at max. Unscrewing at 5. The cooperative sends a pensioner to vent because it is the fault that the air is in the air. And before that, I checked if it didn't happen. Not only that, I have allocators and they calculate the maximum temperature, and in the room I have 18 degrees, when there is, for example, -7 degrees outside the window. The radiators are summer. So sometimes I heat up with a farelka because I have small children so that they do not get sick. And the impulses on the divider are also surely calculated from the farewell. Because I heat the room to 25 degrees max. In March 2021 there was a general meeting and the president of the housing cooperative was dismissed. For 2020, I had an underpayment for heating about PLN 1,200 with the temperature in the room from 17 degrees to 20 degrees. From the radiator itself in the room. I'm not looking for "shit storm" and quacks, I do not know but I will say. I do not mean the colossal costs associated with it, wages for something that he does not get, and now there is an increase in prices for heating by about PLN 1 per m2 and financial lime. I mean how to fight it. I was thinking to sue them. But at the beginning, I am willing to agree before I go to court. In addition, when I report low water temperature and poor heating, they make me an idiot, telling me, for example: THAT I ONLY DRUG and that it suits others, or that there are only problems with me, no one else complains, etc. If I pay for something, I want it too to receive.
    Thank you in advance if someone tells you how to bite it
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the legal regulations and standards for the minimum temperature of hot water supplied to residential buildings in Warsaw. Users express concerns about the inconsistency in water temperatures, with some experiencing temperatures as low as 46°C, while others report higher temperatures around 60°C. The relevant regulations indicate that the hot water temperature should not be lower than 55°C and not exceed 60°C. Participants share insights on the technical requirements for hot water systems, including the necessity for proper circulation and insulation of pipes. They also discuss the challenges of proving inadequate water temperatures to building administrators and the potential for temporary adjustments by service providers. Suggestions include gathering evidence through measurements and collaborating with neighbors facing similar issues to address the problem effectively.
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