Water heater: temperature/pressure relief and discharge
Verify the safety relief valve, discharge piping and system expansion remain functional and accessible after renovation.
VERT / GREEN = documenter/entretenir · JAUNE / YELLOW = mesurer/vérifier · ROUGE / RED = arrêter et faire valider.
What the professional checks
- Verify relief valve, pressure, expansion and discharge
- Confirm applicable local code compliance
Official sources
CNRC — Code national de plomberie 2025Checked: 2026-08-22
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