Sentinel launches commercial water-treatment division

Sentinel, water treatment

Sentinel has added commercial water-treatment products to its range with the launch of a commercial division. The company’s commercial team is made up of professional chemists and engineers who work with customers, often on site, to ensure the correct selection of the various treatment technologies.

The award-winning and industry-renowned X range is designed to improve system efficiency, reduce energy consumption and carbon-dioxide emissions — as well as prolong the life of commercial heating and other water systems.

In response to the significant development in the renewable-energy market over recent years, Sentinel has launched a brand new and comprehensive range of products to service the emergency solar-thermal, ground-source and air-source heating-system sections within the commercial industry.

The Watermatic range offers environmentally friendly, energy-efficient and cost-effective solutions for secondary systems — including limescale, corrosion and condensate disposal to clients in commerce and industry.

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