Pre-piping arrangement consisting of a framework fitted with a range of spherical valves with brass bodies and balls, PTFE seats and EPDM ‘O’-rings. Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar.
Non-metallic materials and components comply with BS6920 at 85°C
`535` range of adjustable, in-line pressure reducing valves with DZR brass bodies, incorporating a spring loaded EPDM diaphragm and a gauge port. The 535022 compression model is for use with copper pipe (manufactured to EN1057). The product incorporates an intergal stainless steel strainer. Models can be supplied with or without a pressure gauge (see model), which inserts in the test port location. The outlet pressure range is adjustable between 1.0 and 6.0 bar. Maximum inlet supply pressure 16.0 bar.
Non-metallic materials and components comply with BS6920 at 40°C
Range of T-type thermostatic mixing valves (chrome plated DZR brass). The 521928 model incorporates stainless steel strainers in the inlets and approved check valve cartridges, verified by test (suitable for backflow protection against Fluid Category 2). Maximum working pressure: 10.0 Bar. Temperature: 90°C
Range of T-type thermostatic blending valves with chromium plated brass bodies. Temperature is controlled via a thermostatic cartridge. The inlets of all models except model 521308, 521324, 521314 and 521318 incorporate single check valve cartridges (verified by test - suitable for backflow protection against Fluid Category 2) and stainless-steel strainers. Compression fitting connection to be used with copper pipe EN1057 only. Maximum working pressure 10 bar. Maximum operating temperature 85°C except for models CA-100827 & CA-100828 both 60°C
`354` range of distribution manifolds with DZR brass bodies and multiple (2, 3, 4 or 5) shut off valves for hot and cold water services, for use with copper tube to (manufactured to BS EN 1057). Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 85°C.
‘SATK 32’ range of indirect heat interface units providing instantaneous hot water. Domestic hot water is provided via a plate heat exchanger and this circuit incorporates a flow detector, stainless-steel filter and water hammer arrestor. The primary/space heating circuit incorporates a pressure relief valve set at 2.5 bar and an expansion vessel. Maximum working pressure of the domestic hot water circuit is 10.0 bar. Maximum working pressure of the primary circuit is 16.0 bar. Maximum working pressure of the space heating circuit is 2.5 bar. Maximum operating temperature 90°C.
Non-metallic materials and components comply with BS6920 at 85°C
SATK Series 22 range of wall-mounted direct heat interface units providing heating and instantaneous hot water. The hot water is generated via a plate heat exchanger. Maximum working pressure of all water circuits (secondary hot water, primary and space heating) 10.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 90°C.
Inlet control group consisting of an in-line pressure reducing valve (adjustable pressure - see model) and a pre-set expansion relief valve (pre-set pressure - see model) housed in a DZR brass body with an EPDM rubber diaphragm. The product incorporates a check valve cartridge, verified by test (suitable for backflow protection against Fluid Category 2). Compression connection to be used with copper pipe EN1057 only. Maximum supply pressure 10.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 40°C.
Range of filling loop assemblies, consisting of either a stainless steel braided, EPDM lined flexible hose assembly (300616 VIS and 300614 VIS) or a rigid copper tube assembly (3006315 VIS), a lever operated spherical valve and an in-line, non-verifiable double check valve assembly verified by test (suitable for backflow protection against fluid category 3) which incorporates an integral lever operated spherical valve. Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 70°C , and 85°C for 300615 VIS.
Range of brass bodied differential angled bypass valves incorporating a spring-loaded adjustment facility. Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 110°C.
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