Chapter 1	Scope of application
Chapter 2	Definitions
Chapter 3	Heat Distribution Meters Requirements
Chapter 4	Requirements for varmelevendors
Chapter 5	Heat consumer requirements
Chapter 6	Supervision
Chapter 7	Appeal access
Chapter 8	Penalty provisions
Chapter 9	Entry into force and transitional provisions
Appendix 1	Coherence of the meter ' s t

Completion of Heat Distribution Meters used as the basis for the distribution of heat expenses 1)

In accordance with section 15 (1). Paragraph 1, and section 22 (2). 4, in the law on business promotion and regional development, cf. Law Order no. 1715 of 16. In December 2010, according to Article 4 (4), the following shall be adopted. 3 :

Chapter 1

Scope of application

§ 1. Heat distributors used as the basis for the distribution of heat expenditure and covered by the notice of individual measurement of electricity, gas, water, heating and cooling must meet the requirements laid down in this notice.

Chapter 2

Definitions

§ 2. For the purposes of this notice :

1) Heat alloy measures : Measures to detect the proportional heat yield from the radiator surfaces in consumption units and where the measurement is based on the distribution of heating costs.

2) A forwarder unit : Property, consisting of multiple housing or business units, where heat costs are distributed between the individual housing or business units on the basis of thermal allocations.

3) Distribution measurement : Distribution of the consumption between the individual housing and business units in the unit of resettlement by means of heat-spreading meters.

4) Component type-approval : Decision, which means recognising that the design and operation of a heat distributor meets the requirements of section 3.

5) Type test : The examination of the design of a heat-distributor and the use of the heat distribution meter on selected radiators that are carried out for the purposes of component type-approval of the heat-distribution meter. The examination shall include the testing of one or more copies of the design and an assessment of the technical documentation.

6) Gauge installer : Company that is mounting, scaling and servicing heat distributors.

7) Certified Meter installer : Gauge installer, which has a quality system certified in accordance with the notice of requirements for the meter installer, assembled, scaling and servicing heat-distributors by a body that is accredited here by the Danske Accreditation Fund or by a corresponding accreditation body, which is co-signatory of the relevant EA or IAF multilateral agreements on mutual recognition.

8) Thermal venereal : private or public landlord, the landlord of public housing, private and property housing, and the owner of the property, which provides heat for heat consumers from payment and which uses heat-distribution meters as the basis for distribution of thermal expenditure.

9) Heat consumer : Heat of heat that pays thermal expenses distributed on the basis of thermal allocations.

10) Scale editor : Dimension-free number value, which shall be multiplied by the individual heat distributor ' s head count to ensure consistency between the countdown and the radiator's warning.

Chapter 3

Heat Distribution Meters Requirements

§ 3. Heat spreading meters with electrical energy supply must meet the DS/EN 834 or equivalent requirements for security and operation. Heat spreading meters based on the evaporative principle must meet the DS/EN 835 or equivalent requirements for security and function.

Paragraph 2. In the case of heat-spreading meters with electrical energy supply, which operates on two-sensor principles, there is a case between the ' s ' t ; min , the mounting point and starting point must be the context set out in Appendix 1 or a correlation or functionality, which shall provide equivalent security for measurability.

§ 4. Heat allometers must be produced by a company that has a quality system certified according to DS/EN ISO 9001 for production and end control. The Certification Body shall be accredited by the Danske Accreditation Fund or an equivalent accreditation body which is co-signatory of the relevant EA or IAF multilateral agreements on mutual recognition.

§ 5. Heat allometers must be type-approved in accordance with section 6 before placing them on the market.

§ 6. The type-approval of a heat distributor shall be notified by the Security Agency when the applicant has documented that the heat distribution meter complies with the requirements of section 3. Documentation of this is attached in the form of an accredited type test report and a draft type-approval certificate from a laboratory accredited here by the Danske Accreditation Fund or by a corresponding accreditation body, which are co-signatory of relevant EA or ILAC multilateral agreements on mutual recognition or by competent authorities in other EEA countries.

Paragraph 2. If there are no laboratories with the appropriate accreditation required to carry out the type tests required for a given heat distribution meter, the Security Agency may approve other appropriate laboratories.

Chapter 4

Requirements for varmelevendors

§ 7. Thermal vendors may only be fitted with thermal allocations which comply with the requirements of Chapter 3, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. Thermal vendors may be fitted with heat-distribution meters that do not meet the requirements of Chapter 3, where there is a need for replacement or alteration in existing heat systems. The heat-distribution meters must be of the same type as the existing or have the same measurable characteristics. A substantial expansion of an existing heat system is regarded as a new heating system and not as a suppretion.

§ 8. Thermal vendors must for mounting, scaling and servicing heat-spreading meters use certified meter installer or meter instalators established in another EU/EEA country or in a country with which the EU has concluded agreement on access ; for the exercise of regulated professions and, temporarily and occasionally, assemblers, scalding or servicing heat distributors in Denmark.

§ 9. Thermal vendors shall ensure that the following information on housing and business units is covered by the unit of account at all times is available to heat consumers requesting this, cf. however, paragraph 1 2 :

1) Make and type of the heat distributors used.

2) Radiator manufacturing and radiator model.

3) Radiator size, setting the length, height, and depth.

4) Radiator heat benefit.

5) The mounting point of the heat distributors used.

6) The shellfish used without any recracted correction shall be made for exposure.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to housing and business units where heat distribution meters are used that are not type-approved because they have been applied before 1. In August 1998 or set up pursuant to section 7 (2), 2.

§ 10. Thermal vendors shall ensure that heat distribution targets are maintained in accordance with the manufacturer ' s instructions.

Paragraph 2. Thermal vendors shall contact a certified meter installer or a meter installer established in another EU/EEA country, or in a country with which the EU has entered into agreement on access to the practice of regulated professions, and which are temporarily and occasional mounting, scaling or servicing heat-spreading meters in Denmark, in the case of factors relevant to the measurement technical basis, including

1) if a heat distribution meter is broken,

2) in the case of an encroachment in an incubator,

3) on the exchange of radiators ;

4) on replacement of heat distributors, or

5) by suppreting heat distributors.

§ 11. In the case of complaints from heat consumers giving rise to specific suspicions of the purpose of the measurement, the alert supplier must provide a reasoned response to the heat consumer. The alert provider must contact the meter of the meter if needed to be able to provide a valid answer.

Chapter 5

Heat consumer requirements

§ 12. Heat-consumer goods shall not be removed or carried out in the thermal distribution meter or in any other way affect the operation of the heat distribution meter.

Chapter 6

Supervision

§ 13. The Danish Board of Security shall ensure that this notice is complied with.

Paragraph 2. The Management Board may require all information deemed necessary for the exercise of supervision.

Paragraph 3. After paragraph 15, paragraph 1. 3, in the law of business promotion and regional development, if it is deemed necessary to permit, at all times, the Security Administration, without a court order, access to public and private properties and premises in order to carry out the enlisted, measurable control.

Chapter 7

Appeal access

§ 14. After paragraph 17, paragraph 1. 1, in the Act on business promotion and regional development, the decisions taken by the Security Management Board may not be brought to the second administrative authority following this notice.

Chapter 8

Penalty provisions

§ 15. With fine punishment, the one who

1) is in violation of sections 7 to 12 and 13 (3). 2, or

2) mounts, scales or services heat-spreading meters without having a quality assurance system certified in accordance with the notice of requirements for the meter installer which are mounting, scaling and servicing heat distributors or without having be established in another EU/EEA country, or in a country with which the EU has concluded agreement on access to the exercise of statutory and regulatory activities.

§ 16. Companies can be imposed on companies. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.

Chapter 9

Entry into force and transitional provisions

§ 17. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. March 2015.

§ 18. Heat allocations which prior to the date of entry into force of the notice shall be type approved in accordance with the order of the notice. 70 of 28. In January 1997 on the control of heat distributors used as a basis for the distribution of heat, may continue to be mounted.

Paragraph 2. Component type-approved heat distributors which, prior to the date of entry into force of the notice, shall be the declaration of conformity and the installation of a meter supplier empowered by notice No ; 70 of 28. In January 1997 on the control of heat-distributors used on the basis of the distribution of heat, may continue to be used.

Paragraph 3. Heat allocations which have been applied before 1. In August 1998 or set up pursuant to section 5 (5), 4, in Notice no. 70 of 28. In January 1997 on the control of heat distributors used as a basis for the distribution of heat, they may continue to be used regardless of the type-approved.

§ 19. The announcement does not apply to the Faroe Islands and Greenland.

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Appendix 1

Coherence of the meter ' s t min , the mounting point and start-off for heat-spreading meters with electrical energy supply, which works after two-sensor principle ;

Heat spreading meters with electrical energy supply, which operates after two-the principle of principle, must be related to the following correlation between the meter ' s tonnes ; min , the mounting point and starting relationship :

h/H = 75% :

t min LC-DESKTOP\WP\CODE\DI.FILES\SRC\RESOURCES\NLS\RESOURCES_EN.RC 45 ° C with z ≤ 5 K

t min +35 ° C with z ≤ 3 K

t min alters 30 ° C for meters without the invocation differential

h/H = 66% :

t min +40 ° C with z ≤ 3 K

t min +35 ° C for meters without the invocation differential

where

t min is a technical specification specified in the type-approval of the meter,

h is the mounting height measured from the sub-edge of the radiator to one of the meter installer designated point on the gauge,

H is the height of the radiator, and

z is the difference between the temperature of the radiator, defined by water temperatures and the room temperature.

It is permissible to interpolate for other mounting height between 66% and 75%.

1) The announcement has, as a draft, been notified in accordance with Directive 98 /34/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (the Information Directive Directive), as amended by Directive 98 /48/EC.