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SpiroPress - a solution for pressurised systems

The SpiroPress range of pressure control units features a solution ‘to suit every pressurised system’ that facilities managers, engineers and designers are likely to encounter, according to system water quality specialist Spirotech.

A SpiroPress unit keeps pressure constant in closed heating and cooling systems, reducing the danger of air being drawn in through vents and gaskets, or the loss of system water through safety valves when high pressures occur.

Rob Jacques, Spirotech’s national key accounts and technical sales manager, said: “Not every system has been equally well designed, but the SpiroPress units maximise the available expansion volume and reduce system vulnerability.

“This dramatically reduces the frequency of maintenance, as there is no need for top-ups with oxygen-rich water that is the main cause of corrosion inhibitor depletion and which triggers accelerated system deterioration and component failure.

“With fewer system interruptions and shorter down times, environmental impact targets are easier to meet, while an important contribution is also made to achieving optimal efficiency and reduced energy consumption.”

The SpiroPress portfolio includes ranges of MultControl and TopControl units, suitable for varying applications depending on the unit, from closed heating and cooling systems, to marine environments and data centres, to district heating and energy centres.

Solving pressurisation issues in complex heating and cooling systems can be a real headache for installers and engineers. So, to help them find the unit that best matches their requirements Spirotech has introduced a free online selection tool. Go to https://www.spirotech.co.uk/spiropress-selection-tool

For more information on SpiroPress and Spirotech’s range of water treatment and system protection products, please visit www.spirotech.co.uk

29 April 2021

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