Domestic Balancing Valves

The Altecnic thermostatic regulator for domestic hot water re-circulation systems automatically maintain the specified water temperature.
The thermostatic regulator is intended to be installed in the return pipe of each re-circulation circuit, automatically maintaining the specified water temperature. The regulator controls the flow rate in accordance with the inlet water temperature by means of a dedicated internal thermostatic cartridge. When the water temperature approaches the set value, the obturator progressively closes and reduces the flow passage reducing the amount of water re-circulating.
The water supplied by the re-circulation pump is available to be distributed to other branches in the system, resulting in effective automatic thermal balancing. The regulator is equipped with a thermal disinfection function, which is useful if the water temperature exceeds 55 to 60˚C

● Temperature setting range: 7°C - 28°C
● Max working pressure: 10 bar
● Max differential pressure: 1 bar
● Frost setting: 7°C

The Altecnic commercial radiator valve range can be used with a thermostatic controller or a manual operator.

Thermostatic radiator valves are typically used for regulating the flow to radiators of central heating systems. They can also be used with a remote sensor to control the flow to heated ceilings and fancoils.

The DYNAMICAL® thermostatic radiator valves allows the automatic dynamic balancing and pressure-independent adjustment of the thermal medium in the radiators of two-pipe heating systems.

The device, in conjunction with a thermostatic, electronic or thermo-electric controller, combines different functions into a single component.

The use of dynamic thermostatic valves in combination with thermostatic control heads makes it possible to keep the ambient temperature constant, at the set value, in the room where they are installed, thus guaranteeing effective energy saving.

The DYNAMICAL® thermostatic radiator valves allow the automatic dynamic balancing and pressure-independent adjustment of the thermal medium in the radiators of two-pipe heating systems.
In conjunction with a thermostatic, electronic or thermo-electric controller, the device combines different functions into a single component.
The use of dynamic thermostatic valves in combination with thermostatic control heads makes it possible to keep the ambient temperature constant, at the set value, in the room where they are installed, thus guaranteeing effective energy saving.