WRAS approval for Albion solenoid valves

01 July, 2015

Albion Valves has secured approval from the UK Water Regulations Approval Scheme (WRAS) for its range of solenoid valves, which are now compliant for potable-water applications across the HVAC industry.

Solenoid valves are a vital tool to help prevent water wastage. They are commonly fitted near PIR sensor taps designed for automatic shut-off after use. They are used extensively to facilitate hot- and cold-water services in public places such as restaurants, offices, commercial kitchen, motorway service stations and leisure centres.

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