TS 13467

TS 13467 is a service standard for authorized services that support chlorination equipment used in the disinfection of drinking and potable water. Its focus is not the product itself, but the organisation and technical capability of the service providers responsible for maintenance, repair, and related technical support.

What the authorised service framework addresses

The scope covers the structural characteristics of the service organisation, its operating practices, technical equipment, and the qualifications of its personnel. In this kind of framework, the reliable performance of chlorination equipment depends not only on the device design, but also on the competence of the service network, the tools it uses, and the knowledge of the staff who handle inspection and maintenance. Because chlorination systems dose disinfectant in a controlled way, accuracy, stable dosing, and disciplined maintenance are especially important in practice.

Technical meaning in water disinfection

Chlorination equipment is used in water treatment and distribution systems to support microbiological control. Organising authorised services in this field matters for continuity of operation, user confidence, and correct adjustment of the equipment. This standard provides a service-organisation framework for chlorination equipment used in drinking and potable water applications; it is not a product standard that lays out the device’s operating principle or detailed maintenance procedure clause by clause.

The document is associated with consumer-protection legislation and with assessments made from inspections of chlorination equipment repair and maintenance services and discussions with their technical responsible persons. It therefore places emphasis on the service infrastructure needed to support safe and orderly servicing of chlorination equipment, rather than on the internal design of the equipment itself.

• Applies to chlorination equipment used for drinking and potable water disinfection.
• Addresses structural, technical, and personnel requirements for authorised services.
• Provides a framework for service operation and technical equipment.
• Defines the service organisation supporting the equipment, rather than the equipment itself.