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Andrew Warnes

Andrew Warnes is the product line manager for faucets at Sloan.

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Tech Topic: Sensor Faucets

Smart faucets improve maintenance decisions and help manage stagnant water

When data flows like water.

Andrew Warnes

February 6, 2019

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As recently as four years ago, the specification rate for automatic sensor faucets in commercial applications was close to 28%.

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Ray Wohlfarth: The case for 2 psig

Installation of a duplex sewage grinder pump

Dave Yates: Cooperation is key when working with key stakeholders

Events

July 24, 2018

Increase Word of Mouth for Your Business with Online Reviews

ON DEMAND: Most people will recognize that word of mouth is your best form of marketing. Whether they’re recommending your store to their close circle or sharing their feelings on an online review site, what they say can go a long way toward convincing potential customers to do business with you. So what can you to harness the voice of your customers and make sure it is reaching the right people at the right time?

August 20, 2019

Water Disinfection Methods and Their Effects on Plastic Piping Systems

Besides the usual disinfection chemicals added to water by municipalities, other water disinfection chemicals and methods may be used on site in buildings. These methods may include shock treatments to sanitize a new system prior to use, for regular system cleanings, or to mitigate biological growth in an existing system.

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Products

Valve Handbook

Revised to include details on the latest technologies, Valve Handbook, Third Edition, discusses design, performance, selection, operation, and application.

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PM Engineer Magazine

2019 July

The July 2019 issue of PM Engineer spotlights the latest trends in commercial bathroom design. Writer Traci Browne takes a look at three key trends in that space: low-flow fixtures, Legionella prevention and Universal Design. The Universal Design trend hits on the use of non-ligature products in commercial/institutional spaces such as hospitals.

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