Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999 - Revision history

Editor at 18:09, 4 February 2022

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	* Water consumption.		* Water consumption.
	* Water Industry Act 1991.		* Water Industry Act 1991.
		+	* Water Industry Approved Plumbers Scheme WIAPS.
	* Water Regulations Advisory Scheme WRAS.		* Water Regulations Advisory Scheme WRAS.
	* Water tank.		* Water tank.

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Editor at 18:25, 3 February 2022

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		+	* Approved Plumber.
	* Back siphonage.		* Back siphonage.
	* Cistern.		* Cistern.

Designing Buildings at 08:03, 2 February 2022

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−	The [https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1999/1148/pdfs/uksi_19991148_en.pdf Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999] make provisions for preventing contamination and waste of water supplied by a water undertaker. A water undertaker is a company that has statutory powers and duties to supply water and/or sewerage services to premises within ~~an appointed geographical~~ area under the Water Industry Act 1991. These are the incumbent water companies and inset appointees.	+	The [https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1999/1148/pdfs/uksi_19991148_en.pdf Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999] make provisions for preventing contamination and waste of water supplied by a water undertaker. A water undertaker is a company that has statutory powers and duties to supply water and/or sewerage services to premises within a geographic area designated under the Water Industry Act 1991. These are the incumbent water companies and inset appointees.

	Commonly referred to as the Water Fittings Regulations, these regulations were passed with the intention of stopping the waste, misuse, undue consumption and erroneous measurement of the drinking water supply. They do not apply to premises that do not have a public water supply connection.		Commonly referred to as the Water Fittings Regulations, these regulations were passed with the intention of stopping the waste, misuse, undue consumption and erroneous measurement of the drinking water supply. They do not apply to premises that do not have a public water supply connection.

−	The Water Fitting Regulations ~~serve as~~ requirements for the design, installation and maintenance of plumbing systems, water fittings and water using appliances in England and Wales. In Scotland, the equivalent provisions are covered in [http://www.adlib.ac.uk/resources/000/123/055/WRAS_bylaws.pdf The Water Fittings Regulations] (or Byelaws 2000).	+	The Water Fitting Regulations define requirements for the design, installation and maintenance of plumbing systems, water fittings and water using appliances in England and Wales. In Scotland, the equivalent provisions are covered in [http://www.adlib.ac.uk/resources/000/123/055/WRAS_bylaws.pdf The Water Fittings Regulations] (or Byelaws 2000).

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Editor at 17:32, 1 February 2022

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	* Back siphonage.		* Back siphonage.
	* Cistern.		* Cistern.
		+	* Incumbent water company v undertaker.
	* Urinal.		* Urinal.
	* Warning pipe.		* Warning pipe.

Editor at 12:20, 1 February 2022

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	The [https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1999/1148/pdfs/uksi_19991148_en.pdf Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999] make provisions for preventing contamination and waste of water supplied by a water undertaker. A water undertaker is a company that has statutory powers and duties to supply water and/or sewerage services to premises within an appointed geographical area under the Water Industry Act 1991. These are the incumbent water companies and inset appointees.		The [https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1999/1148/pdfs/uksi_19991148_en.pdf Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999] make provisions for preventing contamination and waste of water supplied by a water undertaker. A water undertaker is a company that has statutory powers and duties to supply water and/or sewerage services to premises within an appointed geographical area under the Water Industry Act 1991. These are the incumbent water companies and inset appointees.

−	Commonly referred to as the Water Fittings Regulations, these regulations were passed with the intention of stopping the waste, misuse, undue consumption, erroneous measurement of the drinking water supply. They do not apply to premises ~~without~~ a public water supply connection.	+	Commonly referred to as the Water Fittings Regulations, these regulations were passed with the intention of stopping the waste, misuse, undue consumption and erroneous measurement of the drinking water supply. They do not apply to premises that do not have a public water supply connection.

−	~~They~~ serve as requirements ~~in England and Wales~~ for the design, installation and maintenance of plumbing systems, water fittings and water using appliances in England and Wales. In Scotland, the equivalent is [http://www.adlib.ac.uk/resources/000/123/055/WRAS_bylaws.pdf The Water Fittings Regulations] (or Byelaws 2000).	+	The Water Fitting Regulations serve as requirements for the design, installation and maintenance of plumbing systems, water fittings and water using appliances in England and Wales. In Scotland, the equivalent provisions are covered in [http://www.adlib.ac.uk/resources/000/123/055/WRAS_bylaws.pdf The Water Fittings Regulations] (or Byelaws 2000).

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Editor at 12:16, 1 February 2022

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	* Warning pipe.		* Warning pipe.
	* Water consumption.		* Water consumption.
		+	* Water Industry Act 1991.
	* Water Regulations Advisory Scheme WRAS.		* Water Regulations Advisory Scheme WRAS.
	* Water tank.		* Water tank.

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Editor at 20:05, 31 January 2022

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−	The [https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1999/1148/pdfs/uksi_19991148_en.pdf Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999] make ~~provision~~ for preventing contamination and waste of water supplied by a water undertaker.	+	The [https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1999/1148/pdfs/uksi_19991148_en.pdf Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999] make provisions for preventing contamination and waste of water supplied by a water undertaker. A water undertaker is a company that has statutory powers and duties to supply water and/or sewerage services to premises within an appointed geographical area under the Water Industry Act 1991. These are the incumbent water companies and inset appointees.

−	A water undertaker is a company that has statutory powers and duties to supply water and/or sewerage services to premises within an appointed geographical area under the Water Industry Act 1991. These are the incumbent water companies and inset appointees.	+	Commonly referred to as the Water Fittings Regulations, these regulations were passed with the intention of stopping the waste, misuse, undue consumption, erroneous measurement of the drinking water supply. They do not apply to premises without a public water supply connection.
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−	Commonly referred to as the Water Fittings Regulations, these regulations were passed with the intention of stopping the waste, misuse, undue consumption, erroneous measurement ~~and contamination~~ of the drinking water supply. They do not apply to premises without a public water supply connection.	+

	They serve as requirements in England and Wales for the design, installation and maintenance of plumbing systems, water fittings and water using appliances in England and Wales. In Scotland, the equivalent is [http://www.adlib.ac.uk/resources/000/123/055/WRAS_bylaws.pdf The Water Fittings Regulations] (or Byelaws 2000).		They serve as requirements in England and Wales for the design, installation and maintenance of plumbing systems, water fittings and water using appliances in England and Wales. In Scotland, the equivalent is [http://www.adlib.ac.uk/resources/000/123/055/WRAS_bylaws.pdf The Water Fittings Regulations] (or Byelaws 2000).

Editor at 20:00, 31 January 2022

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−	The Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999 make provision for preventing contamination and waste of water supplied by a water undertaker.	+	The [https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1999/1148/pdfs/uksi_19991148_en.pdf Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999] make provision for preventing contamination and waste of water supplied by a water undertaker.

	A water undertaker is a company that has statutory powers and duties to supply water and/or sewerage services to premises within an appointed geographical area under the Water Industry Act 1991. These are the incumbent water companies and inset appointees.		A water undertaker is a company that has statutory powers and duties to supply water and/or sewerage services to premises within an appointed geographical area under the Water Industry Act 1991. These are the incumbent water companies and inset appointees.
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	Commonly referred to as the Water Fittings Regulations, these regulations were passed with the intention of stopping the waste, misuse, undue consumption, erroneous measurement and contamination of the drinking water supply. They do not apply to premises without a public water supply connection.		Commonly referred to as the Water Fittings Regulations, these regulations were passed with the intention of stopping the waste, misuse, undue consumption, erroneous measurement and contamination of the drinking water supply. They do not apply to premises without a public water supply connection.

−	They serve as requirements in England and Wales for the design, installation and maintenance of plumbing systems, water fittings and water using appliances in England and Wales. In Scotland, the equivalent is The Water Fittings Regulations (or Byelaws 2000).	+	They serve as requirements in England and Wales for the design, installation and maintenance of plumbing systems, water fittings and water using appliances in England and Wales. In Scotland, the equivalent is [http://www.adlib.ac.uk/resources/000/123/055/WRAS_bylaws.pdf The Water Fittings Regulations] (or Byelaws 2000).

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The Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999 make provision for preventing contamination and waste of water supplied by a water undertaker.

A water undertaker is a company that has statutory powers and duties to supply water and/or sewerage services to premises within an appointed geographical area under the Water Industry Act 1991. These are the incumbent water companies and inset appointees.

Commonly referred to as the Water Fittings Regulations, these regulations were passed with the intention of stopping the waste, misuse, undue consumption, erroneous measurement and contamination of the drinking water supply. They do not apply to premises without a public water supply connection.

They serve as requirements in England and Wales for the design, installation and maintenance of plumbing systems, water fittings and water using appliances in England and Wales. In Scotland, the equivalent is The Water Fittings Regulations (or Byelaws 2000).

= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

* Back siphonage.
* Cistern.
* Urinal.
* Warning pipe.
* Water consumption.
* Water Regulations Advisory Scheme WRAS.
* Water tank.

[[Category:DCN_Regulation]] [[Category:Water]] [[Category:Regulations]]