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> As an American, I have a faucet at my kitchen sink that will give me water at 195F. The building code for the province of Ontario (Canada) states that delive
by throw0101b 3y ago
> As an American, I have a faucet at my kitchen sink that will give me water at 195F.
The building code for the province of Ontario (Canada) states that delivered water cannot be higher than 49C (120F); §7.6.5.1. Maximum Temperature of Hot Water:
* https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/r04023 https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/r04023
An exception is given for dish— and clothes washer outlets.
- buildsjets 3y agoNo. The law you quoted limits the maximum temperature of hot water supplied by fittings to fixtures. It says nothing about fixtures that increase the temperature of water and dispense it, and does not limit the temperature of dispensed water. Instant hot taps are both legal and commonplace in Canada. https://ca.zipwater.com/ https://ca.zipwater.com/