I have to quote to fit a breaker tank and booster set for the incoming main on a block of flats. What is the procedure or requirements for cleaning/chlorination of the tank once installed? Are there any regs to read up on for this? With it being drinking water I want to make sure I get it right and also quote appropriately.
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HSG274 and ACoP L8 specs what you need but in short cleaned yearly ideally and inspected 3-6 monthly
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