The acquisition is aimed at further strengthening Grundfos’ business in global water treatment market.

The acquisition provides Franklin Electric with water treatment scale, brand strength, geographic presence, and greater access to critical water quality dealer channels.

The brand is designed to provide complete, engineered domestic hot water system solutions for commercial facilities.

The firm awarded two platinum awards and one gold honor for engineering services.

The Silicon Valley-based company is a provider of wireless water security solutions.

Gajwani brings more than two decades of knowledge of New York’s municipal and private water and wastewater market.

The unit offers the power to control water heater problems in commercial spaces before they occur because of its built-in, smart monitoring technology and LeakGuard™ leak detection and prevention system with proprietary auto shut-off valve, which limits leakage to no more than 20 ounces of water.

New economic study finds that cost of water and wastewater failures will be seven times higher in 20 years for American households.

“Protecting our voters and poll workers from increasing the spread of COVID-19 at polling places is essential to protecting the health, welfare and safety of the entire population,” said Dennis Knight, vice chair, ASHRAE Epidemic Task Force.

The unit features 16,000 customizations and 3-D interaction.