Hospital Hot Water and Legionella: Reconciling 60 °C Storage with 44 °C at the Tap
Storing hot water above 60 °C and delivering it at 44 °C are both required. The gap between those numbers is where Legionella control is decided.
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Storing hot water above 60 °C and delivering it at 44 °C are both required. The gap between those numbers is where Legionella control is decided.
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