The electronic mixing valve is used in centralised systems that produce and distribute domestic hot water.

Its function is to guarantee and maintain the temperature of the domestic hot water delivered to the user when there are variations in the temperature and pressure of the hot and cold water at the inlet or in the draw-off flow rate.

This particular series of electronic mixing valves is equipped with a specific regulator that controls a set of programs for circuit thermal disinfection against Legionella.

It also allows checking that the thermal disinfection temperature and time are actually reached and means the appropriate corrective action can be taken. All the parameters are updated every day and logged, with temperatures recorded every hour.

Depending on the type of system and habits of the user, it is possible to program temperature levels and operation times in the most appropriate manner. In addition, it is fitted for a monitoring and remote control connection.

The electronic hybrid mixing valve combines the typical function of the mechanical thermostatic mixing valve and the management efficiency of an electronic mixing valve in a single device.

The thermostatic mixing valve responds promptly to any variation in temperature, pressure and inlet flow rate to quickly restore the mixed water temperature to the outlet.

This standard mixing valve is effectively handled by a motorised actuator that, under the control of a specific regulator, changes the mixed water temperature set position.