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Refix (drinking and service water systems)
Refix DD the potable water specialist for the residential sector. Used in conjunction with water heaters, it helps to save water. The vessel is of flow-through design, equipped with a stainless steel connection and thus fulfils the particularly high hygiene requirements of DIN 1988. The required T-piece is included in the scope of supply, the Flowjet flow fitting is available as an option.
The drinking water specialist for large systems. The vessel is through-flow, thereby complying with the high hygiene requirements of DIN 1988. The range of connections enables excellent matching of capacity requirements.
Vertical, discus-shaped shallow vessel with threaded stainless steel connection for heating, heat pump, cooling and solar applications as well as service water applications not required to comply with DIN 1988 requirements. The vessel has a non-replaceable full membrane and is not flow-though.
The economical solution for fire extinguishing, raw water and process water systems. The vessel is not flow-through. The DE series is equipped with a full diaphragm, which can be replaced for sizes greater than 50 l and is particularly suitable for use in water systems with heightened corrosion protection requirements.
Identical to the DE series, except that the vessels of the DC series use a non-replaceable half-diaphragm.
Designed for domestic water systems. It has feet for floor installation and a bracket for installation of a booster pump.
Refix water hammer arrestor
The diaphragm expansion vessels of the Refix product series are suitable for drinking and process water systems as well as special applications in closed water systems. All water-bearing parts are corrosion-protected; the water is stored in full diaphragms.