TMV Service Record Template

A free service record for the thermostatic mixing valves you look after: one row per valve, with its make, model and location, its set temperature, and at each service the outlet temperature, result and next service due.

Its columns are named the way Deployr's TMV Service Register names them.

Free for Excel, and as a PDF to print. No sign-up, no email address.

What's on It

Every thermostatic mixing valve you service, with its set and outlet temperatures, result and next service due.

The printed sheet, drawn smaller and with fewer rows.

TMV Service Register Sheet

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  • Valve NumberText
  • MakeText
  • ModelText
  • Serial NumberText
  • SiteText
  • Location on SiteText
  • Set Temperature (°C)A number
  • Install DateA date, such as 28/09/2026
  • Last Service DateA date, such as 28/09/2026
  • Next Service DueA date, such as 28/09/2026
  • Last Outlet Temp (°C)A number
  • Last ResultOne from the list
    • Pass
    • Fail
  • Serviced ByText
  • StatusOne from the list
    • In Service
    • Failed
    • Removed
  • NotesText, as long as you need

How to Use It

  1. List Your Valves

    Give each valve a row: its number, make, model and serial number, and the site and location it's installed at.

  2. Record the Set Temperature

    Enter the temperature each valve is set to, and its install date if you know it.

  3. Record Each Service

    After a service, update the valve's row: the service date, the outlet temperature you measured, the result, who serviced it and the next service due. Last Result and Status are picked from a list.

  4. See What's Due

    Sort or filter Next Service Due to see which valves fall due next. The header row stays in view as you scroll.

  5. Print a Service Sheet

    The PDF is a blank service sheet for one site, with a row per valve to write the temperatures and results in on the day.

Before You Start

Worth Knowing

  • It keeps records. Which temperatures and service intervals apply to each valve is for you to check against the Standard and your regulator's rules.
  • It doesn't mark an outlet temperature as in or out of range. Record the result you found.
  • Updating a row replaces the earlier service. To keep each one, save a copy of the file before the next round.

The Files

Updated 28 Sep 2026
  • Excel (.xlsx)

    2 sheets: TMV Service Register, How to Use.

  • PDF

    A4 landscape, 1 page, to print and fill in by hand.

Doing This in Deployr

It counts what's overdue and what falls due in the next 30 days, turns a failed valve into a draft rectification quote in one step, and prints on your own letterhead.

Temperatures Beside Every Valve

The register lists each valve's make, set temperature, last service and last outlet temperature side by side with its next service due, and counts what's overdue, due in the next 30 days and failed at its last service.

Endorsements on Every Plumber

The Plumbing & Gas pack adds TMV Endorsement to every technician's licences, with its number, expiry and a photo of the card. One expiring within 60 days is flagged.

Raise the Visit

On the Commercial plan, a maintenance agreement can cover a customer's thermostatic mixing valves by kind, so a valve added later is covered too, and raise the service as its own job on the morning it falls due.

Try It on Your Own Jobs

14 days free with no card, on the Commercial plan. If the trial ends without a subscription, the account goes read-only. Nothing is deleted.