The UK Honeywell Water Products business within Honeywell Environmental and Combustion Controls, a part of Honeywell Automation and Control Solutions, has launched a new UK water website.
Honeywell has redesigned and relaunched its website detailing the extensive range of Honeywell valves for water control, pressure reduction and regulation, backflow prevention and system balancing. The site address is www.honeywellukwater.com.
The new site design provides simple drop down menus to lead installers and specifiers clearly towards ideal products and accessories for each installation, from brass-bodied plumbing products to large cast iron valves for the water mains supply.
Valve installers can see details of many Honeywell products, such as the D06F pressure reducing valve which has sold over 15 million units Europe wide. They can also see details of other valve types and special assemblies, some of which they may not have previously associated with the Honeywell brand.
A comprehensive range of supporting documentation, including application advice, specification information and datasheet downloads is provided across the Honeywell product range.
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