December 2021: New Products and Application Guide by Plumbing and HVAC

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New Products and Application Guide

December 2021

SmartPlate® EV Delivers High Efficiency and Reliability in Ultra-Compact Footprint AERCO® introduces the SmartPlate® EV, the next evolution of tankless indirect water heaters that uses state-of-the-art technology to meet current and future needs of commercial and institutional domestic water-to-water heating installations. At 24'' x 32'', the SmartPlate EV features a sleek, compact footprint and incorporates simple, easy to understand, real-time, load tracking and responsive controls to maintain accurate hot water temperatures under diversified load patterns. Available in five models with capacities up to 4500 MBH, SmartPlate EV features capacities up to 300 PSIG providing greater design flexibility in standard and high-pressure systems. It features tight temperature control, high thermal efficiency, low maintenance, longevity, and high reliability.

Advanced Technology AERCO integrated advanced technology to optimize the SmartPlate EV water heaters. Sensors at the potable water inlet and outlet provide feed forward and feedback temperature signals to SmartPlate EV’s PID

controller and fast-acting electronic control valve. The result is accurate temperature control of +/-4°F under diversified loads.

High Reliability, Long Life SmartPlate EV is designed with the highest quality materials and a stainless steel, brazed-plate double-wall style heat exchanger. As a result, SmartPlate EV heaters can utilize boiler water as little as 5°F above the desired DHW temperature. All water wetted parts are stainless steel, copper or copper alloy materials which further extends the life of the water heaters. Inlet strainers on the boiler water and DHW sides simplify maintenance for the life of the equipment.

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SmartPlate Has EVolved Introducing SmartPlate EV. With its ultracompact 24" x 32" footprint, vertical piping connections and capacities up to 4500 MBH and 300 PSIG, the SmartPlate EV indirect water heater gives you greater design ﬂexibility for standard and highpressure systems.It also easily integrates with AERCO’s Benchmark boilers and smart Edge Controllers for a powerful combination system. Join the EVolution. SmartPlate EV.

Perfect for Combination Systems SmartPlate EV offers direct two-way communication with AERCO’s Benchmark Platinum boilers for optimal control and communications. When paired with a Benchmark Platinum and smart Edge® Controller, SmartPlate EV provides a world-class combination plant solution that promotes greater system-wide energy efficiency.

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A New Era of Tankless Starts Now.

Give Your Customers INSTANT & ENDLESS Hot Water. With an integrated recirculating pump, the new Infiniti® L provides INSTANT, endless hot water to every faucet in the home – even the farthest faucet! No more wasting water waiting for the hot water to arrive! The Infiniti® L features: • Easy Installation. Built For The Pro® for easier installation and maintenance. Includes built-in flush ports and more room to work under the cover. • Integrated Recirculating Pump. Built-in pump for recirculation with programmed options. • Flexible Venting. Can vent with 2” or 3” PVC or polypropylene up to a max length of 280ft. • Industry-Leading Modulation. 22:1 turndown ratio for optimal fuel efficiency. • SRT™ Scale Reduction Technology for improved performance, longer life and easier maintenance. • STEADISET® Technology to keep the water temperature accurate and consistent for an endless supply of perfectlyhot water. • Outstanding Energy Efficiency. ENERGY STAR® certified up to .96 UEF.

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CONDENSATE PUMPS

NEUTRALIZER OPTION

However, condensing units present a new problem — condensate waste. Water is the byproduct of the efficiencyboosting condensing process, but waste water produced from a combustion process ends up being acidic. When natural gas burns inside a furnace or boiler, the flame draws in atmospheric nitrogen. The heat causes a chemical reaction that creates nitrogen dioxide and nitrous oxide — both of which get dissolved into the waste water.

Residential and commercial condensate pumps with multiple inlets will discharge up to 15 Ft vertically. Standard 3-year warranty. Comes with ready to install connections to an alarm system or shut-off switch. Equipped with 20 feet of vinyl tubing, PVC discharge adapter and neutralizing granules*.

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It’s time to replace your old, energyguzzling water heater, boiler, dehumidifier or furnace and you’ve done your homework. You’re going to save energy and money in the long run by switching to a highefficiency condensing heater or boiler. It’s important to know the nuances of proper installation — even if you’re relying on a professional to do the job. A growing number of homeowners are turning to boilers, HVAC systems and water heaters that rely on condensing to maximize the unit’s efficiency. Instead of venting hot exhaust gases out through a flue, these units capture additional heat from the exhaust and use it to enhance the unit’s heating. Although condensing units often cost more than conventional options, the energy savings can quickly offset the higher initial price tag.

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“If the condensate waste is vented into a home’s plumbing system, over time the acidic water can corrode the pipes,” explains Phil Warren of Saniflo, a manufacturer of drain pump systems. “Ultimately, the thing homeowners did to save them money ends up costing them hundreds or even thousands of dollars when they have to replace pipes deteriorated by acidic condensate.” Pumping the waste outside the home or into sanitary sewers usually isn’t a good solution. Those tactics put the acidic waste into ground water or channel it through municipal and countyowned pipes that can also be corroded by the condensate waste. “The smart, longterm solution is to neutralize the acidic content in the condensate waste before it ever goes into any piping,” he says. “Condensate waste neutralization is also required by the International Plumbing Codes, which are in force in many parts of the country.” One solution that many contractors and homeowners have turned to is adding a neutralizing unit, like the Sanicondens Best Flat. The condensate pump has a builtin neutralizer, and can be outfitted on any condensing boiler, HVAC system or water heater. The pump ensures condensate waste doesn’t linger in or around the unit, and the neutralizing function removes the acidity that could damage water and sewer pipes.

To learn more about condensate waste neutralization and the Sanicondens Best Flat, visit www.saniflo.ca.

Lync Engineered System Solutions Improve Efficiency, Safety and Water Quality Lync’s complete, engineered system solutions address today’s growing concerns in the commercial market about degrading water quality conditions, the need to mitigate the risks of infection from waterborne pathogens, and the desire to simplify planning and installation while maximizing reliability, energy efficiency and return on investment.

Superior Safety Lync solutions incorporate best-in-class engineering with advanced water heating and water quality technologies. Systems help keep building occupants safe by mitigating risks of Legionella and other waterborne pathogens, as well as scalding.

Easy to Install, Operate, Service Lync’s fully integrated and assembled, compact systems are comprehensive solutions that minimize and simplify project planning, design and installation helping to save time and money. Simple connections and uniform components streamline operation and service.

Single Trusted Source Lync solutions are designed, built, and assembled by experienced engineering and manufacturing teams, creating multiple advantages: • One point of contact for sales • One source for maintenance and service support • One source for technical drawings, specs and documents

Water Technology Solutions Lync offers a broad portfolio of water technology solutions, including electric heat pumps, hot water wellness solutions, complete domestic hot water systems, water quality solutions, wireless leak detection and turnkey installations. Industry-leading products include: Element® Q – The world’s first Hot Water Wellness Solution that provides multiple layers of safety and protection against waterborne pathogens, provides real-time data reporting across devices and helps building owners, maintenance staff, and infection control teams confidently control, manage and maintain high regulatory standards in their buildings’ domestic hot water.

Reimagine Your Mechanical Room Element® Q The World’s First Hot Water Wellness Solution

Complete domestic hot water wellness solution with multi-barrier pathogen mitigation Fits through a standard doorway (75% less footprint) Up to 65% reduction in installation time Automates “clipboard” health monitoring

Aegis® – Powered by electricity and non-toxic, natural refrigerant-grade CO2, Aegis produces domestic hot water up to 185°F all year round, has no negative impact on the ozone layer and is one of the cleanest, most efficient and environmentally friendly ways to heat domestic water. For more information, visit www.lyncbywatts.com or contact order@lyncbywatts.com.

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Armstrong pushes boundaries with

FIRST-EVER SELF-REGULATING VARIABLE-SPEED FIRE PUMP Known for innovative designs, engineering, data, and the ability to predict and report and manufacturing, Armstrong Fluid potential equipment failures that Technology has introduced yet again could result in loss of life and/or another industr y-leading piece of expensive equipment damage. technology with its all-new Self-Regulating Additionally, it reduces the number Variable-Speed Fire Pump with Fire Pump of zones needed in a sprinkler system Manager. and the potential elimination of Armstrong’s new Design Envelop Fire storage tanks. It helps fire systems that Pump holds the privilege of being the have large differentials between static first self-regulating variable-speed fire and residual pressures. Overall costs pump on market to meet NFPA-20 (2019 savings also come from a reduced Edition), Section 4.8 standards. This comes amount of necessary system testing. in additional to the surplus of new safety The system’s design provides flexibility benefits. for engineers and contractors, including “As the first and only self-regulating, fewer components, varying suction variable-speed fire pump available, the pressures, space savings in the pump Armstrong Design Envelope Fire Pump room, PRV installation elimination of offers unique points of value for customers. drain requirements, and the elimination Key among these are the cost savings and of safety factors for supply pressure performance improvements that result variations. from eliminating many pressure-reducing “The new Fire Pump Manager feature valves from the sprinkler system.” said helps to ensure safe, reliable performance Steven Baird, marketing manager of in fire suppression systems, and provides fire products and building complete transparency into s y s t e ms s o lut i ons for the testing and reliability of Armstrong. “This innovation the pump,” explains Baird. allows simplification of Through Active the piping design for a Performance Management safer, more economical fire and Armstrong 360 Service suppression system.” and Support solutions, Benefits of the Design contractors, engineers, and Envelope Fire Pump with building owners will be Fire Pump Manager and selfable to get the best possible regulating, variable-speed performance and value technology includes costfrom fire safety systems, at savings of up to $1,500 per Armstrong’s new any phase in the lifecycle of sprinkler branch, per floor, Design Envelop Fire the building. This includes from the elimination of PRVs, Pump is the first and municipal supply pressure increased design flexibility, only self-regulating, data points, electronic data increased reliability and safety variable-speed fire capture of pump operation, supported by real-time and pump available on recorded test data, pump historic test and performance market. analytics, notifications for

One-year subscription to Armstrong’s Fire Pump Manager is included in purchase price impending issues, and condition-based maintenance. As part of the launch program, a complimentary one-year subscription to Fire Pump Manager is included in the purchase price. Additionally, in recognition of its leadership in energy efficiency, carbon footprint reduction and environmental stewardship, Armstrong Fluid Technology received a Queens Enterprise Award for Sustainability in May 2021. They also were named one of 2021’s 50 Best Managed Companies.

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The newest addition to the A. O. Smith Vertex family is a commercial-grade side fired tank-type water heater that provides the flexible, powerful, and highly efficient performance your customers need. One of the most common complaints that contractors hear from customers regarding their water heater is a lack of hot water. The Vertex™ HV is highly efficient, offering up to 93 per cent thermal efficiency with performance that rivals larger water heaters, while also being more cost-effective for many homeowners. With a fully condensing design, it delivers that continuous hot water all your customers look for— shower after shower. Dave Hammond, VP and General Manager of A. O. Smith, mentioned that a 40-gallon Vertex™ HV is a great replacement for a standard 50-gallon power vent water heating unit, as it provides just as much hot water, but with smaller dimensions. Easy to install, with installation requirements comparable to standard power-vent units, the Vertex™ can be installed in a power direct vent or power vent format, making it the easy choice for most replacement applications. The versatile design allows combined vertical or horizonal vent runs up to 60 equivalent feet with 2” pipe, and up to 180 equivalent feet with other pipe diameters. Hammond also notes that he has installed a Vertex™ HV in his home, as a replacement unit over his existing tankless model. The

performance and hot water output have been comparable, with the added benefit of readily available hot water. He notes that many consumers are looking for affordable, highly efficient models for residential applications that can be easily installed in replacement applications. The Vertex™ HV can easily replace any 40- or 50-gallon models, and will also provide high value performance that makes financial sense for both the contractor and consumer. With inputs of up to 65,000 BTU/hr, the Vertex™ HV is Energy Star® qualified, has a Uniform Energy Factor (UEF) of 0.90, and a constant flow rate of up to 2.8 gallons per minute (GPM). This highly efficient natural gas water heater boasts e a s y - to - a c c e s s a dv an c e d electronic control features, The Vertex™ HV tank-type water heater rivals such as precise temperature against larger water heaters, while still control, built-in diagnostics, delivering reliable continuous hot water to all and operational information your customers. making it easy to troubleshoot. It also features a helical internal heat lime scale formation on the heat exchanger exchanger, which keeps hot combustion to maintain high efficiency operation over gases in the tank longer to lengthen the time. heat transfer cycle. Positioned in the For more information on the Vertex™ center of the tank for more even heat HV, scan the QR code on the ad or visit distribution, the spiral design also reduces www.hotwatercanada.ca.

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n DWV Piping Systems

The drain, waste and vent piping system in a building is a crucial component of the overall plumbing infrastructure

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If your visual inspection reveals no obvious signs of wear and tear, do not assume that you are in the clear.

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By Grant Stuempfle In a building, the Drain, Waste and Vent (DWV) system is often an overlooked, yet it is an essential component of the plumbing infrastructure. The majority of DWV piping systems are hidden below floors, behind walls, and in ceilings. Out of sight, out of mind. That is until your previously fully functional plumbing system has a problem. Plumbing may be out of sight, but just like any other mechanical system, your DWV piping should be properly and regularly maintained, regardless of the material. Developing a DWV maintenance plan will keep your plumbing system top of mind. This will help facility management to budget effectively for your system maintenance and diminish the likelihood of plumbing emergencies that could send your building occupants reeling.

DWV system evaluation

There is no one-size-fits-all maintenance program for DWV systems. Building occupancy type and usage, piping material, and other special conditions that are unique to your building requires evaluating your DWV systems as a first step. Facility management can start by

performing a regularly scheduled visual examination of the DWV system. You are looking for proper slope, appropriate support of the piping system and components, suitable venting and clear vents, and of course, any visible leaks in the piping system, among other things. Regular visual inspection is just one step in a larger effort to maintain your DWV system. If your visual inspection reveals no obvious signs of wear and tear, do not assume that you are in the clear. Many factors outside of the DWV system can have negative effects on it and its long-term functionality. These factors are what are at the heart of the maintenance program. As conditions change, the frequency and the way you maintain your system should change with it. Once you have completed your visual inspection, consider the risk factors that make your building unique. What are some of the considerations when determining the factors and frequency of your maintenance program? Cleaning chemicals Harsh cleaning chemicals having a pH range outside the normal range of expected sanitary

effluents could be harmful to the DWV system, unless properly flushed. Grease interceptors These should b e s er v ice d in accord ance w it h manufacturer’s recommendations so as not to allow its contents to go septic. Proper disposal of food particles is key to the health of an interceptor. Gases from the municipal sewer Some municipalities depend on the building’s vent system to vent gases from the sewer, which can be harmful to the building vent piping because this is not the intended application. When these gases are in the system, regular flushing should be performed to minimize the impacts.

The majority of DWV piping systems are hidden below floors, behind walls, and in ceilings. Soda fountain systems Sodas are typically low pH fluids. In high concentrations, they can be detrimental to pipe and fittings, especially if they are not properly flushed through the system.

to be assessed and a maintenance schedule developed to flush and clean the system to the municipal sewer.

Commercial kitchens High temperature fluids from pasta stations or commercial dishwashers can exceed the working temperatures of some piping systems and lead to system failures.

There are countless tools available for you to incorporate into a facility maintenance program. Camera inspection allows you to see inside your piping system and identify issues that would otherwise remain hidden until it is too late. Jetting, drain cleaning, cabling, or rodding to the municipal sewer are also effective methods for cleaning and clearing your DWV system. Solenoid may be installed to introduce water to dilute, wash or clean the DWV system where needed. Installing vented running traps to isolate the building’s DWV system from the city sewer will prevent your municipality from relying on your building to vent gases into

Building usage Is the buildings occupancy year-round or seasonal? If usage is low, more frequent maintenance of the DWV system may be required. Low flow or no flow fixtures The proliferation of low flow and waterless fixtures for conservation have unintended consequences. Not enough water in the lines to self-scour or to float the proverbial boat leaves behind microbes that are potentially harmful to your piping system.

Special waste Any waste outside the scope of normal sanitary effluents should be treated as such, with piping approved for the materials that they are conveying. Any special chemicals must be properly diluted before being allowed in the city sewer. MY

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De-icing agents De-icing agents (road salts, sand and the like) used on roadways can accumulate in the DWV system in parking garages. This accumulation needs

How to maintain your DWV system

the city sewer system. Follow the manufacturer maintenance recommendations of any dilution tanks the building may have. Identify and replace any aggressive cleaners that the building cleaning or maintenance personnel may be using with a neutral pH cleaning alternative. Consider installing upstream flush valves on soda fountain lines for proper dilution. Many factors outside of the DWV system itself can have long-term effects on the system’s performance and functionality. Slope, system design, fixtures, frequency of use, chemicals and cleaners, maintenance, materials, and water levels and quality are just some of the factors that can affect a DWV system. All of these influences and more need to be examined and properly assessed by facility management when creating an effective plastic or cast iron DWV system maintenance program. The information above is not meant to be a complete list of all factors that need to be considered and are merely suggestions for formulating a maintenance program. It may be necessary to consult a plumbing professional when designing an effective DWV preventative maintenance program to keep your plumbing system from being top-of-mind for all the wrong reasons. :

Grant Stuempfle, CTR, has been in the plumbing industry for 36 years and has held several positions with Bibby-Ste-Croix and is currently the technical manager for their Mechanical Division. He is a past president of the Ontario Plumbing Inspectors Association and the Canadian Institute of Plumbing and Heating Ontario Region.

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EUROPEAN HVAC/R INNOVATION AT THE MCE DIGITAL EXPERIENCE Canadians unable to make the trip to Milan, Italy to attend MCE – Mostra Convegno Expocomfort (MCE) 2022 will still be able to experience the best parts of the show digitally. “The pandemic was an opportunity to introduce and experiment with new digital formats,” says Massimiliano Pierini, managing director of Reed Exhibitions Italia. “Hybrid events are destined to continue on for many years to come. The formula that aroused interest in the special edition of 2021 has been enriched for 2022 and will allow access right onto the exhibition floor.” The event presents an opportunity for professionals to meet and discuss cutting-edge European developments in the HVAC/R industry, water treatment solutions and plant technologies in-person and online. Around 2,400 companies and 160,000 visitors are expected to visit the showcase which will be held in Milan, Italy, from March 8 to 11, at the Fiera Milano, and digitally from Match 8 to 16. The digital experience intends to focus on customer’s that wouldn’t be able to physically attend the show, reports showrunners. This year’s showcase motto is “Essence of Comfort.” The show will be introducing a new feature, MCE Connect, which

will enable companies to promote their products and services before the event and pre-arrange meetings with potential partners and customers. Founded in 1960, the biennial event allows for companies and industry experts to gather and showcase the latest technologies, solutions, and systems for smart buildings in the commercial, industrial, and residential sectors. Not to be overlooked, but 95 per cent of visitors from MCE 2018 expressed satisfaction with the event and 86 per cent planned on returning in 2020. Italy’s history in plumbing and comfort dates back thousands of years. “Think of the Roman aqueducts and their ingenious and efficient water filtration systems, the famous Roman Thermae or bathhouses, and of the fountains that embellished Rome during the Renaissance,” explains Marco Saladini, trade commissioner in Canada for the Italian Trade Agency. “We also witnessed, in the last two decades, an enormous development in technologies and products, driven by new standards which are among the most advanced in the world. These are two of the main pillars on which MCE’s success is based.”

Educational opportunities

Attendees will be able to participate in several workshops and conferences, including “MEP BIM,” a forum on digital solutions to design, install and manage HVAC plants. Information sessions and case studies delivered by key players within the supply chain will provide a clear and wide-range vision of the potential systematic approach of BIM technologies. The “Intelligent Use of Water” event will present the “value of water” on new smart solutions for the bathroom. The new event will relate back to design, materials, sustainability, safety, and water saving solutions. COVID-19 protocols must be followed at the event. For more information on the trade show, visit www.mcexpocomfort.it.

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MCE is the exclusive marketplace and the global event where companies and professionals in the HVAC+R, renewable sources and energy efficiency sectors gather. The unique opportunity to build business relations and strategic alliances for manufacturers, developers, installers, specifiers of solutions and systems for smart buildings in commercial, industrial and domestic residential sectors.

PVI’s Dynamic Water Heating Solutions for Today’s Facility Designs PVI®, a Watts brand, is addressing water heating needs in retrofit and new construction through Dynamic® Water Heating, a revolutionary water heating system design and application approach

energy inputs from 199 MBH-7000 MBH and range from instantaneous on-demand water heating to storage-type heaters.

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that integrates innovative products with advanced technology to create customerfriendly solutions. PVI’s Dynamic Water Heaters feature greater BTU input for quick reaction, optimized storage buffer for extra power when needed, high water turnover, and unmatched performance and longevity. With Dynamic Water Heating, the right-sized commercial water heaters provide optimal balance between BTU input and storage. Available in numerous energy sources, including gas, electric, steam, boiler water, and oil, PVI’s Dynamic Water Heating solutions feature

PVI’s OptiSize®, an online and app-based tool, helps select the optimally-sized water heater for any project. It calculates the size of the hot water heater project based on facility type and fixture count, as well as provides system tuning capability for better performance.

High Reliability Via AquaPLEX Fabricated from corrosion-resistant AquaPLEX® duplex stainless steel, PVI’s cost-efficient, long-lasting water heaters are extremely durable, require no linings or anodes, and include the best warranties in the industry. AquaPLEX blends 300 and 400 series stainless steel to create an extremely strong material that is highly resistant to aqueous corrosion in potable water at any temperature, as well as chloride stress corrosion cracking.

Power. Performance. Endurance. PVI’s Dynamic Water Heating® A revolutionary water heating system design and application approach that features greater BTU input for quick reaction, an optimized storage buffer for extra power when needed, the benefit of high water turnover, and exclusive duplex stainless steel AquaPLEX® construction for unmatched performance and longevity. Learn more about PVI’s Dynamic Water Heaters at pvi.com.

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