As part of the American Rescue Plan, educational funding can provide over $274 billion in support for schools — the largest investment ever in the history of primary and secondary education.

The recent facility renovation prompted the complex’s management to rethink the faucets used by the fans and the team. They were seeking to replace their standard faucets that must withstand the usage typical in other sports facilities.

All hydronic systems designed around renewable energy heat sources — as well as those designed around conventional boilers — have at least one controller that measures and responds to temperature. Common examples are temperature setpoint controllers, outdoor reset controllers, mixing controllers and differential temperature controllers. Complex systems that operate in multiple modes, or use multiple heat sources, often have several temperature-based controllers.

To help HVAC managers ensure conditions remain within required parameters in critical environments, Sensaphone offers sensors that measure air flow and differential pressure. 

The Sensaphone zone water detection sensor detects the widespread presence of water in areas such as floors or drop ceilings. Users receive an alert when the sensor comes into contact with water. The sensor includes 10’ of water rope to cover a large area. Operators can connect up to 10 water ropes to a single sensor for up to 100’ of coverage. The sensor operates on two AA batteries. When the batteries become depleted, the sensor will automatically send out an alert, so users can replace the batteries when no water is present. 

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Sloan’s CX concealed sensor flushometer is the industry’s smallest front-access wall panel, nearly 70% smaller than the industry standard, Sloan states.