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Reliance Worldwide Corporation (UK) Ltd
Reliance Worldwide Corporation (UK) Ltd are part of the
Australian based group of companies collectively known as
Reliance Worldwide Corporation, with the UK brand known as
Reliance Water Controls.
Reliance Worldwide Corporation (UK) Ltd is a specialist in the
design, distribution and technical support for temperature and
flow controls.
With group offices and manufacturing plants throughout the
world RWC offers a wealth of knowledge and expertise which
is reflected throughout our products. Being part of many
specialised trade associations and having our own UKAS
accredited laboratory, makes us at the forefront of any new
regulations or changes which impact the industry, and allows
for continuous product development and innovation, within our
specialised product area.
Our core product range is related to thermostatic control, with
the manufacturing undertaken at our head office in Brisbane
Australia, we have an extensive range of thermostatic mixing
valves, shower control valves, and taps all which use the
same high quality technology to control the temperature of
water, within this range we have different valves to suit various
applications and working parameters, including both TMV2 and
TMV3 approved controls.
RWC, are market leaders of OEM controls with a complete
range of safety valves for use in G3 unvented systems and
a wide range of Underfloor heating controls (UFH) to allow
for safe distribution of hot water, throughout a property. This
range includes; thermostatic control valves for safe hot water
temperatures, manifolds to enable even distribution, complete
UFH kits to allow ease of installation & commissioning, and
a range of modern and stylish programmers to complement
these controls.
3. Mount the vessel vertically with the
connections at the bottom using
suitable fixings and a strap type
bracket:
5 litre vessel BRKT240021
8 litre vessel BRKT240022
12, 18, 24 litre BRKT240050
Note : Expansion vessels should
always be mounted in vertically
with the connections at the bottom
to avoid the possibility of sediment
and debris being deposited inside the membrane and
providing a possible breeding ground for bacteria such as
Legionella.
For more information refer to the WRAS website and follow
this link https://www.wras.co.uk/consumers/resources/
interpretations_and_advice/installation/i20/
4. Connect the water supply so that
water from the supply enters one end
of the tee and the water that feeds the
system exits from the other side of the
tee.