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Hot Water Scalds!
The average temperature for domestic hot tap water in most homes is
65 - 70°C.
- The ideal maximum, safe temperature for hot tap water is 50°C, and is recommended for bathroom areas.
- The maximum bathing temperature recommended for young children is 38°C.
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Hot tap
Water
Temperature
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Time taken for hot tap water to
cause a full thickness scald |
| 70°C |
| Less than 0.5 seconds |
EXTREME DANGER |
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| 60°C |
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| 55°C |
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| 50°C |
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38°C = maximum bathing temperature
for young children |
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It is now a requirement for new home owners and renovators to fit hot water safety devices to bathroom areas. A number of devices are available and suit various situations and budgets.
At the time of consultation, Smart Water & Energy can advise on the best device for you.
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| We offer a complementary site inspection & obligation free quote of your home. |
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We are currently looking to appoint dealers within several NSW regions.
Please Contact Us or Freecall 1800 600 100 if you would like more information regarding this opportunity.
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