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Low Flow Commmissioning

Commissioning ultra-low flow HVAC systems

16 May 2023

We increasingly see system specifications for ultra-low flow rates, which modern PICVs can deliver. Are the traditional commissioning and measurement practices aligned with the requirement for low flow? Read our practical proposal for commissioning and verifying ultra-low flow systems. Questions? Contact us

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TRV Orientation – does it matter?

4 May 2023

Germany and the UK are the largest thermostatic radiator valve markets in Europe. A market predicted to grow significantly in the coming years. But did you know, that German system design differs from our approach in the UK?

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THE SMART SOLUTION FOR HYDRONIC SYSTEMS

20 December 2022

FlowCon’s small actuator range has been extended with Smart actuators with BACnet or Modbus communication, enabling remote setup, continuous monitoring and easy commissioning. This article explains the applications and technical considerations.

 

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Smart Valves Explained

2 December 2022

Politicians and legislators are calling for greater energy efficiency of buildings. With HVAC systems being responsible for a large proportion of a building’s energy use, property owners focus on upgrading the hydronic systems. Smart Valves offer potential to boost heat exchanger efficiency. This article explores considerations when selecting Smart Valves for an application.

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Merry Christmas from all of us at FloControl

1 December 2022

Merry Christmas from all of us at FloControl! It is that time of the year again – and hasn’t it come round quickly? A big thank you to all our customers and trading partners for making 2022 another great year. We look forward to working with you in 2023 and the years to follow.

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