A wide range of valves is available for controlling the flow of cold water, hot water, air and steam in heating, air conditioning, ventilation and water supply systems. Read More
Pressure balancing valves (PBVs) measure and balance flow rates in heating and cooling systems, ensuring that the desired rate is achieved irrespective of any pressure changes within the system.
Thermostatic balancing valves (TBVs) ensure thermal balance in hot water systems. Controlling temperature levels helps reduce running costs, as well as protecting against Legionella.
Thermostatic mixing valves (TMVs) blend hot and cold water, reducing the risk of scalding at baths and washbasins. They are also used to control water temperature across a series of hot water outlets.
Pressure reducing valves (PRVs) reduce the mains pressure if it is too high, protecting pipes, valves and equipment against damage caused by excessive water pressure.
There are also specific thermostatic and manual valves for controlling radiators .
