PHAM NEWS | OCTOBER 2024 Product News


Filling valve enhances effi ciency and safety in heating systems


The LK 534 ThermoFill EA is a fi lling valve designed for modern heating systems, prioritising ease of installation and maintenance. It features an integrated shut- off ball valve and an inspectable check valve, ensuring eff ective operation even at low diff erential pressures. The check valve acts as a backfl ow preventer classifi ed as type EA according to EN 1717, allowing for easy inspection by simply closing the fi rst valve against the potable water system. Installation is straightforward,


with a sealed connection thread and a compression fi tting that can be lubricated for ease of use. While the valve requires no regular maintenance, periodic checks are recommended to maintain optimal performance. Constructed from high-quality materials,


the LK 534 ThermoFill EA boasts a maximum working pressure of 1.0 MPa (10 bar) and an opening pressure of 1 kPa (0.01 bar). It operates eff ectively between 5°C


and 90°C, is made from dezincifi cation- resistant brass, and features EPDM seals for durability. This fi lling valve is adapted for a range of


diff erent heating systems and is a reliable component for professional installers. It complements LK Armatur’s wide range of products and off ers a safe and effi cient solution for fi lling heating systems. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/1024/80


Talon unveils recyclable packaging


All products in the PipeSnug and Snappit lines from Talon will now be housed in 100% recyclable cardboard packaging, certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). The PipeSnug


collection of 32 and 40mm sizes will be available exclusively in Shelf Ready Outer Boxes, each containing 10 packs (the 110 and 100mm sizes will remain available for individual purchase). Similarly, the Radiator Tail Kits in the Snappit range have received a fresh makeover and will be available in newly


designed Shelf Ready Outer boxes, with each box containing 12 packs. Dean Heathfield, commercial director at Talon, comments: “More and more of our stockists and end users are demanding sustainable


packaging, so we took the chance to make the packaging even more eye catching for these core products in our range. The shift to recyclable packaging reflects Talon’s


dedication to sustainability and customer convenience.” ◼ phamnews.co.uk/1024/81


Thermostat stands out for user-centric features that enhance ease of use


The Honeywell Home DT4 thermostat from Resideo has won the Red Dot Product Design Award 2024. An advanced thermostat that optimises home heating and cooling effi ciency, it won the award due to its user-centric features that


User-friendly installation is further supported by QR code access to instructional videos. It also features ECO and Boost functions for temporary adjustments. Luke Cairns, European product


management leader at Resideo, comments: “During the product development process for the DT4, we spent time with installers across Europe to ensure our off ering would have a positive impact on their installation and application requirements – and it would address the energy effi ciency challenges their


enhance both functionality and ease of use. The DT4 supports a wide range of


systems, including boilers, heat pumps, and underfl oor heating, while being backwards compatible with previous Honeywell Home models. It off ers multiple communication options, allowing for fl exible installation.


customers are facing. To have the product’s design internationally recognised is a wonderful bonus.” The DT4 thermostat range is


manufactured at Resideo’s Newhouse site in Scotland. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/1024/82


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What temperature water does the tap deliver? (a) 65ºC (b) 95ºC (c) 105ºC


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We’ve teamed up with STIEBEL ELTRON to give one lucky reader a HOT 2.6 N Premium 3in1 set kitchen hot tap


The prize


The HOT 2.6 N Premium 3in1 is a convenient way to achieve very hot water instantly, offering a constant water temperature of up to 95°C for preparing hot drinks and food without the clutter and waiting time of a kettle.


Features and benefi ts


• The perfect temperature for hot drinks on tap • No burst of steam when drawing off water • Childproof tap mechanism • 3in1 tap supplied as standard • Vented unit: no special qualifi cation required to install • High-grade thermal insulation means low energy losses • Highly compact and slimline design makes for simple installation • Plug and play: just plumb into existing hot and cold supply and plug in Consisting of an automatic boiler unit which can be placed under the sink, and a 3in1 kitchen tap, the set includes a mixing lever for cold and hot water as well as a special lever to draw off almost boiling water from the appliance.


Both tap and heater unit are very easy to


fi t in retrofi t situations. The heater unit is simply plugged in and plumbed in to hot and cold water feeds similar to a washing machine. The tap can simply be swapped for the existing outlet. The clever, space-saving, vented design also means the price is highly competitive against pressurised units which require extra safety equipment, without any compromise on performance. It is available in a choice of two tap fi nishes – chrome or brushed steel.


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