The diversity of Marflow Hydronics’ Xterminator

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Marflow Hydronics reports that its Xterminator valve set is increasingly being used with a variety of different terminal devices, showing it to be a highly diverse product.

Over the past few years, the Xterminator valve set has been mostly credited as a great solution to work with fan-coil units. However, customers are increasingly using the product with a larger range of terminal devices, just as it was designed for, demonstrating its true flexibility.

The Xterminator is a range of engineered terminal unit connection sets which incorporates a suite of valves and fittings to balance and control any terminal device, such as chilled beams, fan convectors, air-handling units and trench heating, as well as fan-coil units.

Nick Martin, technical manager, says, ‘We have three types of Xterminator in our prefabricated product portfolio, and they’ve been designed so that they can work with any terminal device. There’s often a misconception that they only complement fan-coil units, but the recent growth in the variation of applications that we’ve been helping customers with demonstrates the product’s great diversity.’

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