Oventrop UK has supplied all the regulating valves used in the heating systems of a new retirement village in Birmingham.
The New Oscott Retirement Village at Erdington provides 260 apartments surrounding a village centre. Oventrop double regulating and differential pressure valves are used throughout the building to control system balance.Each apartment is fitted with an Oventrop Aquastrom T Plus multi-function domestic hot water secondary circulation regulating valve on the DHW return leg.
As well as thermostatically controlling temperature and flow in the system, the valve provides energy savings by eliminating cold deadlegs and the risk of Legionnella bacteria growth.
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