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Heating plants above 116 kW (Italy)

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Italian kit for operators of medium and large heating plants: apartment buildings, companies, hotels and healthcare facilities. Covers the commissioning notification, the INAIL periodic inspection of generators above 116 kW, the fire-safety filing and renewal for activity 74 of DPR 151/2011, the energy-efficiency checks above 100 kW and the plant logbook. It does NOT cover routine boiler maintenance and flue-gas checks on small generators, already in the catalogue.

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Informative summary verified on 12/09/2026. It does not replace legal advice: the regulation cited prevails. If you spot an error, report it.

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  1. 01

    File the check report with the Region

    At every energy-efficiency check the report is drawn up in copies: one stays with the plant manager, the other is filed with the Region or autonomous Province, normally through the regional heating plant register. The maintainer who ran the check usually does the filing, but it is the plant manager who must be able to prove it happened: without a receipt, in front of an inspection, a check that was run and one that never happened look much alike. Keeping the receipt with the report is the only way to tell them apart.

    continuous check, confirm every 12 monthsLegal obligationD.P.R. 16 aprile 2013, n. 74, art. 8Italy onlySourceverified on 12/09/2026
  2. 02

    File the fire-safety notice for the plant above 116 kW

    Heat production plants fired by solid, liquid or gaseous fuel above 116 kW fall under activity 74 of Annex I to DPR 151/2011 and must file with the Fire Brigade Command, before operation, the certified notice of commencement together with the technical documentation; categories B and C also require prior design assessment. The evidence is the filing receipt. Applies to activity 74 with category thresholds of 116 to 350 kW (A), above 350 and up to 700 kW (B) and above 700 kW (C); the filing must be repeated whenever changes worsen the fire-safety conditions.

    every month from installationLegal obligationD.P.R. 1 agosto 2011, n. 151, artt. 3 e 4 e Allegato I, attività n. 74Italy onlySourceverified on 11/09/2026
  3. 03

    Have heat generators above 116 kW inspected every 5 years

    Heat generators fired by solid, liquid or gaseous fuel serving central systems that use pressurised hot water below boiling point, with total burner capacity above 116 kW, are subject to a five-yearly inspection of the efficiency of their safety, protection and control devices; the first inspection is INAIL's responsibility, later ones may be carried out by the local authorities or by authorised bodies. The evidence is the periodic inspection report together with the plant registration book. Applies to heating plants above 116 kW (100,000 kcal/h) in factories, hotels, hospitals, schools and apartment buildings with central heating; art. 22 of D.M. 1 dicembre 1975 also requires the five-yearly inspection below that threshold in apartment buildings where appointing an administrator is mandatory under art. 1129 of the Civil Code.

    every 60 months since the last inspectionLegal obligationD.Lgs. 81/2008 Allegato VII; D.M. 1 dicembre 1975, Titolo II art. 22Italy onlySourceverified on 11/09/2026
  4. 04

    Four-yearly efficiency check (gas, 10-100 kW)

    On generators fired by natural gas or LPG with useful rated output between 10 and 100 kW the energy-efficiency check falls due every four years: this is the baseline national interval, halved only where the burner rating reaches or exceeds 100 kW. This line is for sites that, alongside the main boiler room, run smaller generators and end up applying the boiler room's interval to them by mistake. The duty lies with the plant manager; the work is for a maintainer authorised under D.M. 37/2008.

    every 48 months since the last inspectionLegal obligationD.P.R. 16 aprile 2013, n. 74, art. 8 e Allegato AItaly onlySourceverified on 12/09/2026
  5. 05

    Notify commissioning of the heating plant

    For heating plants with total burner capacity above 35 kW the installer files the installation notification with the provincial Fire Brigade Command and with the competent INAIL territorial unit, enclosing the plant design, the functional diagram and a technical report signed by a qualified engineer; the notification must arrive before the plant is started up, after which INAIL issues the plant registration book. The evidence is the INAIL filing receipt with a copy of the documents submitted. Applies to central hot-water heating plants operating at no more than 110 °C with total burner capacity above 35 kW; below that threshold the duty does not apply.

    every month from installationLegal obligationD.M. 1 dicembre 1975, Titolo II (Raccolta R); D.M. 329/2004Italy onlySourceverified on 11/09/2026
  6. 06

    Run the annual energy-efficiency check (liquid or solid fuel above 100 kW)

    The energy-efficiency check on winter climate-control systems fired by liquid or solid fuel with useful rated output above 100 kW falls due every year and covers the generation subsystem, the temperature control systems and any water treatment. The maintainer draws up and signs the check report, gives a copy to the system manager and files it with the Region or autonomous Province: the evidence is the report together with the filing receipt. Applies to systems fired by liquid fuel (gas oil, fuel oil) or solid fuel (biomass, pellets, wood chips) above 100 kW; between 10 and 100 kW the check is two-yearly.

    every 12 months since the last inspectionLegal obligationD.P.R. 16 aprile 2013, n. 74, art. 8 e Allegato AItaly onlySourceverified on 11/09/2026
  7. 07

    Two-yearly efficiency check (liquid or solid, 10-100 kW)

    Generators fired by liquid fuel (gas oil, fuel oil) or solid fuel (biomass, pellets, wood chips) between 10 and 100 kW fall on a two-yearly interval, not a four-yearly one: it is the fuel, not the output, that halves the baseline. Above 100 kW of burner rating the interval halves again and becomes annual — the line already present in this kit. The duty lies with the plant manager; the check is run by a maintainer authorised under D.M. 37/2008, who draws up and signs the report.

    every 24 months since the last inspectionLegal obligationD.P.R. 16 aprile 2013, n. 74, art. 8 e Allegato AItaly onlySourceverified on 12/09/2026
  8. 08

    Keep the climate-control plant logbook up to date

    The plant manager — owner, building administrator or contracted third party — completes and keeps the climate-control plant logbook, updating it with the energy-efficiency check reports, the maintenance work and any change to the plant or to the responsible party. The logbook must be available for inspection by the Region or its delegated body: the evidence is the logbook itself, aligned with the year's work. Applies to all winter and summer climate-control systems regardless of output; some Regions also require registration in the regional plant register with an identifier.

    continuous check, confirm every 12 monthsLegal obligationD.P.R. 16 aprile 2013, n. 74, art. 7; D.M. 10 febbraio 2014Italy onlySourceverified on 11/09/2026
  9. 09

    Run the two-yearly energy-efficiency check (gas or chillers above 100 kW)

    The energy-efficiency check is two-yearly for gas-fired winter climate-control systems (natural gas or LPG) with useful rated output above 100 kW and for chillers and heat pumps above 100 kW. The maintainer draws up the check report and files it with the Region or autonomous Province: the evidence is the report, entered in the plant logbook. Applies to gas-fired systems above 100 kW (four-yearly between 10 and 100 kW) and to chillers or heat pumps above 100 kW (four-yearly between 12 and 100 kW); take care not to confuse useful rated output with the total burner capacity used for the 116 kW threshold.

    every 24 months since the last inspectionLegal obligationD.P.R. 16 aprile 2013, n. 74, art. 8 e Allegato AItaly onlySourceverified on 11/09/2026
  10. 10

    Renew the plant's fire-safety conformity every 5 years

    For activity 74 the operator files with the Fire Brigade Command, every five years, the periodic fire-safety conformity renewal, declaring that safety conditions are unchanged and documenting the efficiency of the fire-safety systems and equipment serving the plant. The evidence is the Command's filing receipt. Applies to operators of activity 74 in all categories A, B and C, which is not among the ten-year activities (numbers 6, 7, 8, 64, 71, 72 and 77); if the full fire-safety kit is also in use, keep a single deadline to avoid duplicates.

    every 60 months since the last inspectionLegal obligationD.P.R. 1 agosto 2011, n. 151, art. 5Italy onlySourceverified on 11/09/2026
  11. 11

    Check the intervals your own Region imposes

    D.P.R. 74/2013 sets the national intervals, but several Regions have their own rules and a heating plant register with extra duties — Lombardy with CURIT, Emilia-Romagna with CRITER, and others with equivalent systems. In Lombardy, for example, below 35 kW the maintenance declaration with flue gas analysis is two-yearly, while ordinary maintenance stays annual. The plant manager checks once a year which regime applies at the site: the interval that counts is always the stricter of the national and the regional one.

    continuous check, confirm every 12 monthsCompany ruleD.P.R. 16 aprile 2013, n. 74; normative regionali sugli impianti termiciItaly only

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