set temperature definition

set temperature. (Tset) means the water temperature, without withdrawal of water, measured with a thermocouple placed inside the upper section of the tank. For metal tanks the thermocouple may be placed on the outer surface of the tank as well. This value is the water temperature measured after the last cut-out of the thermostat during testing, as set out in Annex III, section 3, sub (i);

Related to set temperature

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