DriSteem Corp. announced several improvements to its Hydrotrue reverse osmosis water treatment systems. Among the latest improvements to the Hydrotrue RO400 product line are less leak potential, color coded tubing for ease of tracing, modern aesthetics and permeate divert functionality.

Watts has introduced the LF iDROSET CSD, a lead-free static balancing valve solution for use in potable hot water systems and recirculation loops. The LF iDROSET’s dial provides a way to view flow rate directly on the valve and make tool-free adjustments as needed.

Facilities Resource Group LLC recently unveiled the TTS Synergy Series to help engineers, contractors and commercial facility owner-managers streamline and accelerate the process of changing out a centralized water heating system.

Berner International has introduced the Architectural Icon 8 and Icon 10 to its Architectural Collection of air curtains. The Architectural Icon 8 and Icon 10 models are redesigns of Berner’s Architectural Low Profile 8 and Architectural High Performance 10 air curtains.

Lync, a Watts brand, introduces UV-H, a UV disinfection system for a variety of applications, including potable water.

Bell & Gossett’s Ecocirc 20-18 circulator pump provides flexibility and energy-efficienct performance across a wide range of pumps and sizes

Greenheck’s XG-TH-500 series air terminal units (ATU) are zone-level air distribution devices that regulate airflow for maximum occupant comfort in variable or constant volume applications. The single-duct XG-TH-500 features a galvanized steel casing mechanically sealed for low leakage construction along with a round inlet damper, an inlet flow sensor, and a rectangular outlet.

Taco’s new, fully-integrated domestic water booster systems are the ideal pressure-boosting solution for multi-residential and commercial buildings.

Bradford White Water Heaters introduces streamlined product label designed to elevate brand awareness and reinforce message of support for contractors and distributors.

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) has developed a new software tool called Ctrl-flow with funding from the US Department of Energy.