TR/19 Regulations

TR/19 is a technical guideline for cleaning and maintenance of HVAC systems in the UK. It provides detailed recommendations and procedures for cleaning and maintaining HVAC systems to ensure they are operating efficiently and effectively, while also providing a safe indoor air environment. It is not a regulation, but it is widely recognized as the industry standard by the HVAC industry and is often referenced in building regulations and guidelines.

The TR/19 regulations cover all aspects of HVAC cleaning, including ductwork, air handling units, and other components of the system. It includes guidelines for cleaning and decontaminating all parts of the system, as well as recommendations for reducing the risk of contamination and maintaining the system over time.

One of the key aspects of the TR/19 regulations is the emphasis on regular cleaning and maintenance of HVAC systems. This helps to ensure that the systems are always in good working order and able to provide clean and safe indoor air. It also includes the requirement for regular audits and inspections of HVAC systems, which helps to identify and rectify any issues before they become a problem.

The TR/19 regulations also require that all HVAC cleaning is carried out by qualified and experienced professionals, and that all maintenance, testing, and inspection work is carried out by competent persons.

In summary

TR/19 is a technical guideline for cleaning and maintenance of HVAC systems in the UK. It is widely recognized as the industry standard and provides detailed recommendations and procedures for cleaning and maintaining HVAC systems to ensure they are operating efficiently and effectively, while also providing a safe indoor air environment. Building owners and managers are encouraged to follow TR/19 guidelines to ensure their HVAC systems are always in good working order and able to provide clean and safe indoor air.