series 116 thermostatic regulator

Set it and forget it: the new thermostatic regulator

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We have developed a new version of our thermostatic regulator to ensure not only optimal system performance but also to simplify installation and maintenance processes. Discover this latest innovation and how it represents another sensible choice towards a greener future.

Thermostatic regulator with built-in check valve

The new series 116 thermostatic regulator, with built-in check valve, for domestic hot water recirculation circuits has been enhanced with several features over the previous type. 

These enhancements are designed to meet the needs of modern system design and make installation and maintenance even easier. 

New body design with integrated check valve:

  • The check valve is essential to ensure the system operates optimally under all conditions, preventing backflows and misdirected flows.
  • The product is significantly more compact compared to a site-built combination of a balancing valve and check valve, offering greater flexibility in finding the right installation position.
  • The check valve is PN16 rated, meaning it can support 16 bar of static pressure, making it suitable for the most demanding design requirements (skyscrapers/megaprojects).

Presence of connection fittings:

  • Ease and speed of installation, ensuring correct valve orientation in any situation.
  • Quick and simple maintenance: thanks to the connection fittings, the valve body is easily accessible for check valve inspections and maintenance operations.
116254 sustainability

The decision to combine two products into one is our concrete commitment to reducing the environmental impact associated with production and transportation.

This innovation allows us to use fewer materials compared to separate check and balancing valves, with the added benefit that over 90% of the brass used is recycled. Furthermore, the time spent on installation and verification in the field is significantly reduced, optimizing project efficiency. 

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