Optimum distribution: always (exactly) enough water.

Imagine every connection delivering the same, ideal amount of water? Regardless of whether a given connection is at the start or closer to the end of the distribution grid. Even during periods of drought. It’s all possible with HL2024.

HL2024 enforces fixed water consumption at each draw-off point where it is installed. It does so by eliminating the effects of pressure fluctuations. As a result, changes in pressure will no longer affect the flow rate and every connection will receive the same, maximised quantity of water at all times. Not too little, not too much – always exactly enough!

Where there used to be high pressure and a high flow rate, the water will no longer splash out of the sink and cause a mess. And where there used to be low pressure and a weak flow, it will now be possible to obtain the same desired quantity of water at any time of day. What’s more, setting a fixed peak output will serve to decrease the total demand.

HL2024 also stabilises the distribution grid, maintains a stable water pressure and makes water and energy consumption predictable. It will be clear in advance exactly how much water and energy the system needs and uses. Which means you’ll never again encounter unpleasant surprises. In cases when total consumption is high, such as periods of draught, the pressure can be increased so that there is still sufficient pressure and water available at the end of the distribution grid. Problems due to limited supply of drinking water will be less likely to occur.

In short, HL2024 enables water companies to provide better service at lower costs and without taking any expensive or drastic measures.

Conservation and savings.

HL2024 establishes a fixed rate of water consumption at each connection. This way, each and every connection receives the right, optimum volume of water, every time. Not too little, not too much – always exactly enough! In this way, HL2024 automatically conserves water and energy (i.e. the energy used to heat warm water). And that means HL2024 reduces CO2 emissions as well.

What’s more, HL2024 makes it possible to utilise the distribution grid and pumps more efficiently. This reduces the required pump capacity, lowers the pump energy consumption and lessens the likelihood that the distribution grid will need to be expanded. The system can be made both smaller and cheaper. And, in turn, this lowers the operating costs as well.

In short, HL2024 delivers savings in a number of areas while optimising your distribution grid at the same time. That’s good for the person using your system, you as the system owner and the planet we all share. Everyone wins.