Showing posts with label service valves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label service valves. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Webstone Isolation Service Valve's
Globaltowne carries a wide range of Webstone Isolation Service Valves for all tankless water heaters. There are many different types of Webstone valves ranging from complete kits to long valves and short valves to complete any tankless water heater installation.
The Webstone Isolation valve set pictured is a Lead-free Isolation Valve Kit for All Bosch Gas Tankless Water Heaters (44443WPR) comes with separate hot and cold isolation valves and a Pressure Relief Valve. Easy two-step installation of your tankless water heater with unsurpassed safety, features and benefits. This is a complete inlet/outlet valve system that provides everything you need for a secure installation, including full port testing and flushing of the system with easy-to-install union connections.
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Flow-Aide Descaling Solution Now Available at GlobalTowne.com
Flow-Aide descaling solution quickly dissolves water scale, lime, rust, and other water formed deposits, restoring efficiency to most all appliances. Flow Aide System Descaler is a non-toxic concentrate which is certified to NSF/ANSI 60 for use as a cleaner in potable water systems.
Running Flow-Aide through your tankless water heater periodically will lenghten the service life of your tankless water heater AND improve its efficiency!
How often you need to run the Flow Aide descaler through your tankless water heater depends on the quality of your water.
Flow-Aide is: Non-Corrosive, Non-Toxic, Fully Biodegradable, Safe to Handle and Zero V.O.C.
RECOMMENDED USES: Water Heaters, Boilers, Heat Exchangers, Chillers, Vacuum Pumps, Condensers, Evaporators, Tanks, Potable Waterlines, Ice Machines, Humidifiers and Water Operated Equipment.
IMPROVE EQUIPMENT EFFICIENCY: Water scale deposits are a significant cause of heat transfer loss, along with the subsequent increase in energy costs. In fact, even a thin layer of scale (1/32") can cause a 30% increase in the cost to operate that piece of equipment. Keeping the heating passages free of mineral deposits significantly improves efficiency, conserves energy, extends the useful life of the equipment, and saves you time & money.
GlobalTowne.com sells the Flow-Aide Descaler Solution, manufactured by J.C. Whitlam Manufacturing Co. This solutions is available in a 1 Quart Container and a 1 Gallon Container.
FLOW-AIDE System Descaler is specifically designed to dissolve the toughest water scale, lime, and rust deposits from virtually any piece of water based equipment. This powerful, yet totally safe, liquid is non-toxic, non-flammable, non-hazardous, non-corrosive and biodegradable. FLOW-AIDE System Descaler will not harm your personnel, equipment or our environment!
GlobalTowne also sells a Flow-Aide Tankless Water Heater Descaler Kit that contains the following:
Here are the steps for descaling your tankless water heater:
Steve
Running Flow-Aide through your tankless water heater periodically will lenghten the service life of your tankless water heater AND improve its efficiency!
How often you need to run the Flow Aide descaler through your tankless water heater depends on the quality of your water.
Flow-Aide is: Non-Corrosive, Non-Toxic, Fully Biodegradable, Safe to Handle and Zero V.O.C.
RECOMMENDED USES: Water Heaters, Boilers, Heat Exchangers, Chillers, Vacuum Pumps, Condensers, Evaporators, Tanks, Potable Waterlines, Ice Machines, Humidifiers and Water Operated Equipment.
IMPROVE EQUIPMENT EFFICIENCY: Water scale deposits are a significant cause of heat transfer loss, along with the subsequent increase in energy costs. In fact, even a thin layer of scale (1/32") can cause a 30% increase in the cost to operate that piece of equipment. Keeping the heating passages free of mineral deposits significantly improves efficiency, conserves energy, extends the useful life of the equipment, and saves you time & money.
GlobalTowne.com sells the Flow-Aide Descaler Solution, manufactured by J.C. Whitlam Manufacturing Co. This solutions is available in a 1 Quart Container and a 1 Gallon Container.
FLOW-AIDE System Descaler is specifically designed to dissolve the toughest water scale, lime, and rust deposits from virtually any piece of water based equipment. This powerful, yet totally safe, liquid is non-toxic, non-flammable, non-hazardous, non-corrosive and biodegradable. FLOW-AIDE System Descaler will not harm your personnel, equipment or our environment!
GlobalTowne also sells a Flow-Aide Tankless Water Heater Descaler Kit that contains the following:
- 1 - 3.5 Gallon Bucket
- 1 - 350 GPH Pump
- 2 - 5 Foot Rubber Hoses
- 1 - Quart Flow-Aide
Here are the steps for descaling your tankless water heater:
- Disconnect power to water heater.
- Close hot and cold isolation and service valves and remove service caps.
- Pour 1.5 gallons of water into bucket and place under water heater.
- Add contents of 1 quart bottle of Whitlam Flow-Aide into bucket (Bucket should be filled approximately 1/2 full).
- Connect one hose to pump, and other end of same hose to cold service valve. Place pump in bucket.
- Connect second hose to hot service valve. Place other end in bucket.
- Open both hot and cold service valves.
- Plug pump into grounded receptacle.
- Allow pump to circulate Whitlam Flow-Aide solution through heater for 30-45 minutes. Unplug pump.
- Close cold service valve. Remove hose from cold service valve, and replace service cap.
- Disconnect the hose from the pump and remove pump from bucket. Discard Whitlam Flow-Aide solution.
- Flush tankless water heater for 3-5 minutes or until water flows clear by opening the cold isolation valve and allowing water to exit through the hot service valve into a drain or bucket. If using a bucket, empty periodically.
- Close hot service valve. Remove hose from service valve and replace service cap.
- Open hot isolation valve.
- Connect power to water heater and return appliance to service.
Steve
Isolation Valve Kits (Service Valves)
Isolaton Valve Kits (AKA Service Valves) are a great accessory for any tankless water heater purchase. They will save you money on the installation of your tankless water heater and they make future maintenenace of your tankless water heater both easy and convenient.
When you install your new tankless water heater you will certainly need both a hot water shutoff valve and a cold water shutoff valve. You will also need to plumb in a pressure relief valve (PRV).
With traditional tank heaters you can easily drain the tank for regular maintenance. But with tankless water heaters there is no drain to open up at the bottom. So, you will need some other plumbing strategy that will allow you easy access to the internal pipe of the tankless water heater.
Gas tankless water heaters have a single pipe that starts as the incoming water line, then wraps a bunch of times around the gas-fired heat exchanger and then exits as the hot water line. So, the only ways to maintain this water line is to either use a set of isolation valves or build in some extra valves and fittings to do the job. (Or course, you can always just dismantle your plumbing system, but that is not very convenient!)
We have been told time and again that the cost of the Isolation Valve Kit is less expensive than the many valves and fittings you would need to purchase to get the comparable functionality.
And, the labor to install the Isolation Valve Kit is much less than if you go without it!
Well, once you have your Isolation Valve Kit installed you are now in a positon to easily maintain your tankless water heater. With the Isolation Valve Kit in place you can easily run a Descaling Solution through the heater. Or, you can easily blow all of the water out of the line with compressed air if you need to stow your heater away for the winter.
In any case, planning ahead with an Isolation Valve Kit will have a big payoff.
Steve
When you install your new tankless water heater you will certainly need both a hot water shutoff valve and a cold water shutoff valve. You will also need to plumb in a pressure relief valve (PRV).
With traditional tank heaters you can easily drain the tank for regular maintenance. But with tankless water heaters there is no drain to open up at the bottom. So, you will need some other plumbing strategy that will allow you easy access to the internal pipe of the tankless water heater.
Gas tankless water heaters have a single pipe that starts as the incoming water line, then wraps a bunch of times around the gas-fired heat exchanger and then exits as the hot water line. So, the only ways to maintain this water line is to either use a set of isolation valves or build in some extra valves and fittings to do the job. (Or course, you can always just dismantle your plumbing system, but that is not very convenient!)
We have been told time and again that the cost of the Isolation Valve Kit is less expensive than the many valves and fittings you would need to purchase to get the comparable functionality.
And, the labor to install the Isolation Valve Kit is much less than if you go without it!
Well, once you have your Isolation Valve Kit installed you are now in a positon to easily maintain your tankless water heater. With the Isolation Valve Kit in place you can easily run a Descaling Solution through the heater. Or, you can easily blow all of the water out of the line with compressed air if you need to stow your heater away for the winter.
In any case, planning ahead with an Isolation Valve Kit will have a big payoff.
Steve
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