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Installation of 10 balancing valves iDROSET® Series CF ¾", 1" and 1 ¼" for hydraulic balancing of the new heating system at the golf club.

A major medical products manufacturing plant in the north Italian province of Brescia (Italy) is now enjoying the benefits of Sylax butterfly valves designed for water treatment and fluid control applications.

The Powerseat® Eco electro-hydraulic gas shut-off valve allows the control and safety shut-off of low-pressure combustible gases in pipes from 40mm to 250mm, whilst focusing on being energy efficient and environmentally friendly. The Powerseat® Eco shut-off valve is kept open by a hydraulic pump where hydraulic fluid is forced into a cylinder driving the valve open.

In the heart of Aarhus, DTEK VVS is carrying out a contract for 87 apartments from 2 to 5 rooms. Watts Vision® was identified by DTEK as providing a high quality, cost-effective underfloor heating system for the apartments in Aarhus which would be supported by the product expertise of the Watts team.

Rea Robotics has been operating in the industrial automation sector for 30 years, with the aim of overcoming barriers, developing robotic systems and creating new application markets.
Given the high quality of its business, Rea Robotics has invested in innovative Watts products, namely the Watts Vision® system and boiler unit.

In the field of products and technologies for HVAC applications for heating, cooling of domestic and commercial systems, and domestic hot and cold water distribution systems, Watts offers designers and installers the iDROSET® range of static balancing valves. They incorporate a patented technology for accurately setting and instantly reading the flow rate required by the design, without using external reading instruments, thus facilitating installation and simplifying system management.

The 42-litre OneFlow® system was installed in the central heating system of a large detached house in Rome, by connecting it to the cold water inlet for domestic water distribution.

In early 2020, the NHS Louisa Jordan was a key part of the Scottish Event Campus (SEC) in Glasgow, the home of conferences welcoming delegates from across the globe. It was due to welcome the 26th UN Climate Change Conference in November but then COVID-19 changed everything.

The Onze-Lieve-Vrouw-Hemelvaartskerk of Kaprijke is a protected monument, which is carefully watched from the point of view of monument conservation.

In early 2020, the Principality Stadium in Cardiff was preparing to host the Six Nations. An iconic sporting venue built to host the Rugby World Cup in 1999, the stadium is the home of Welsh rugby used to welcoming sports fans from across the globe but then COVID-19 changed everything.