Here you will find more detailed information, useful tips and answers to some questions.
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EPD certified shunt units- Shuntopac® Green Line
Environmental product declaraed shunt units classified in the highest level - Type III, which describes the product's environmental impact throughout its entire life cycle.
TTM NoXygen® and pump expansion
In systems with pump expansion, TTM recommends that you install a TTM Offset equalisation tank adjacent to the pump expansion.
Do you have tap water in the heating system?
Good drinking water contains oxygen, carbon dioxide and a lot of nitrogen and needs to be degassed.
Struggling with dirt and magnetite?
It can be tough when you realise how many contaminants and how much magnetite is in your system fluid, that’s the start of the solution rather than the problem.
Low pressure in your system? Check the safety valve and expansion vessel!
Do you know if your expansion vessel and safety valves are letting out water?
Safer glycol handling with TTM Protector
When you work with glycol, for example in an RTB 61 mixing tank, you can increase safety levels and prevent accidental spills or leaks with TTM Protector 61-100.
Environmentally approved shunt units contain less lead
To take greater environmental responsibility, we have begun to minimise the lead content in our products.
Prefab shunt units with built-in energy metering now available
Our new category, Shuntopac EM, is equipped with integrated ultrasound energy meters.
Stop running round adjusting valves!
Dynamic, pressure-independent valves do the job for you.
Cold outside doesn't have to mean cold inside!
We solve well-known problems and create sustainable investments.
What is a shunt unit?
A shunt unit is a unit that creates energy efficiency in different circuits in a HVAC system by optimising temperature, pressure and flows.
The world's smallest shunt unit
The new member of the family, Shuntomatic Mini, has had a long history from the drawing board and the CAD environment to now becoming reality.