The dynamically designed CircuitSolver® balancing valve is sweeping the nation, with thousands of installations and lots of happy customers from coast to coast with instant hot water at their fixtures!
CircuitSolver® thermostatic balancing valves are proven to effectively balance DHWS flow and deliver instant hot water, regardless of real-life demand fluctuations. Replacing the headache and callbacks commonly associated with manual balancing, CircuitSolver’s dynamic design save time and money, eliminate callbacks, and keep users happy.
Customers Are LOVING The CircuitSolver® Balancing Valve
“With CircuitSolver®, we could see results quickly. The valves were fully open during startup and gradually closed as each valve reached its set temp, rapidly getting hot water to each line.” – Kavli Institute UCSB
“With the CircuitSolver®, the flow rates are negligible compared to the 20-gallon per minute you would want to have with these 47-floor risers.” – Rittenhouse Hill Apartment Buildings
“A project this size would take 3 or 4 plumbers per building at least 2 weeks to get the system perfectly balanced. With CircuitSolver®, we were able to balance it automatically in much less time.” – USC Student Housing
“I haven’t come across another product like CircuitSolver®. Once you install them you never have to adjust it unlike manual balancing valve where you have to balance every single valve you install.” – Da Vinci Project
“Before we installed CircuitSolver®, we would have wait times between 5-7 minutes for hot water on the higher floors. We received a lot of complaints and would comp between 10-12 rooms a month. Since we’ve installed CircuitSolver® we are getting hot water when we need it and have not had a single complaint. It’s a great product. I’ve never used anything like it.” – Embassy Suites
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Click on the images below to read real case studies on how CircuitSolver® saved building owners the headache and cost of manual balancing in their domestic hot water recirculation systems.
