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The Rheem 85VP6S Water Heater project is mandatory to comply with Section 40G of the Public Utilities Act 2001, which requires all storage installations to be submitted to the Public Utilities Board (PUB) for an Acknowledgement of Authorized Heater Replacement. This ensures that the installation meets all relevant regulations and standards, providing peace of mind regarding the safety of the installation. By complying with this requirement your storage water heater installation is authorized and safe to use. Let PUB ensure that your installation meets all necessary requirements and protects you.
Old water heater:
New storage water heater:
Rheem offers a wide range of water heaters, including electric, gas, hybrid heat pump, and tankless models, designed for energy efficiency and performance.
Their products are used in both residential and commercial applications, with features like glass lining for durability.
Rheem has been a leader in water heating since 1931, expanding globally after its 1925 founding by the Rheem brothers, originally producing steel drums.
This heater unit has met the following requirements for a water heater:
1. Supply of tank, pipe and fittings
2. Removal of old water heater
3. Pipe works partial redo to comply PUB regulations
4. New tank installation
5. Testing and commission. Submission to PUB
6. Clean up before leaving
7. PUB approval letter
The electric water heater, as a whole unit, shall be tested.
This includes parts such as the heating element, pressure relief valve, temperature relief valve, and water tank.
That work is done in accordance with the following:
1. AS/NZS 4020:2018 Appendix K – Sample extraction procedure for use with water heating system.
An accredited or non-accredited test report for Appendix K is acceptable provided that the test laboratory is accredited by Singapore Accreditation Council (SAC) to AS/NZS 4020:2018 Appendix H on Extraction of Metals, at the point of testing;
2. The samples extracted in accordance with Appendix K shall then be tested in accordance with AS/NZS 4020:2018 Appendix H – Extraction of metals (for metallic materials in contact with water).
The maximum allowable concentrations of metals listed in Table 2 of AS/NZS 4020:2018 shall not exceed the limits specified by the World Health Organization (WHO) Guidelines for Drinking Water Quality.
Our licensed water service plumber has ensured that work is done in accordance with the conditions stated below:
In conclusion, the Rheem EHG30 Water Heater is a high-quality and reliable product that meets all necessary regulatory requirements.
The installation was carried out in compliance with PUB regulations, ensuring the safety and effectiveness of the new water heater.
We are pleased to inform that we have received the PUB Approval Letter for the installation.
This letter means that PUB has a record of this heater replacement job and it is authorized.