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Käyttövesikierto refers to the system of pipes and fixtures within a building that delivers potable water for everyday use, such as drinking, cooking, and hygiene. This network originates from the main water supply entering the property and branches out to various points of use throughout the structure. The design and installation of a käyttövesikierto system are crucial for ensuring safe and reliable water access.

The system typically includes a main supply line, which then splits into smaller distribution pipes that reach sinks, toilets, showers, bathtubs, washing machines, and dishwashers. Materials used for these pipes can vary but commonly include copper, plastic (like PEX), or galvanized steel. Pressure within the system is maintained by the municipal water supply or, in some cases, by a private pump and pressure tank.

Proper maintenance of the käyttövesikierto is essential to prevent issues such as leaks, water contamination, and insufficient water pressure. Regular checks for corrosion or damage to pipes, as well as ensuring adequate insulation to prevent freezing in colder climates, are common practices. The efficiency of the system also impacts energy consumption, particularly for hot water delivery, making proper insulation and thermostat settings important considerations.