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What does the word 'simultaneously' mean in the context of indirect cold water supply?
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Thank you for providing the image! The word written in the image is simultaneously, not "simultumensely".
Simultaneously means at the same time.
For example, if two events happen simultaneously, they are happening at the exact same moment. In the context of your previous question about indirect cold water supply, it refers to multiple fixtures (like taps or showers) being used at the same time.
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