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Award winning solutions, designed by an installer for installers hotun


Introducing the hotun protect ventilated shield


R


by tech hotun - it’s not just a tundish


Save hours of YOUR installation time by fitting a hotun dry trap tundish


Give your CLIENT peace of mind by fitting the hotun detect alarm unit!


hotun dry trap tundish


• Easy diagnosis and maintenance of relief valve discharge (no need to remove from pipeline)


• No need for heat-rated D2 waste pipe on boilers when you fit a hotun tundish!


• Compliance at point of installation • Visibility of water at point of diagnosis


• Stops smells and odours, passes industry standard pressure tests to ensure no odours leak back into the living space


The sensor detects water and sounds the alarm.


Water then passes through to drain


hotun detect - PRV alarm unit • Early warning of relief valve discharge


• Stop late night or unsociable call outs to boiler faults (due to low pressure boiler lockouts)


• Saves water and energy (alerts that water is going to waste)


• Opportunity to encourage service contract


Officially accepted for use by some of the world's largest manufacturers:


www.hotun.co.uk | 01332 702678 | info@ratechuk.co.uk RA Tech UK Ltd


World’s first


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