State of the art thermostatic device capable of controlling room temperature and lighting based on occupancy. For more information refer to the CRC silver brochure and the CRC Energy brochure. [Back to Top]

The original panel developed by Econo was used to wire zone valves, thermostats and air dampers together in a convenient package. Also provided heating cooling changeover function. The design for this product was later greatly enhanced with new features, and reduced in size. Information on Control Panels can be found in the Zoning Accessories Catalog sheet. [Back to Top]

Permits low cost rapid draining of expansion tanks. Consists of a sturdy tube soldered to a brass body which contains an air inlet and a tapping for installation of a standard drain valve. For more information refer to the Hydronic Vents and Accessories brochure. [Back to Top]

Automatic pressure reducing (fill) valve with manual fast fill lever, flow check and expansion tank connection. Maintains hydronic system water pressure. [Back to Top]

A complete line of sizes (18, 30, 45 and 60) of diaphragm expansion tanks for low cost trouble free air elimination and expansion control on hydronic systems. All components are individually tested and designed for easy installation and long life.

Used in conjunction with Air Purgers (above) and Automatic Float Vents (below) and sold in a package. [Back to Top]

Through the wall heating and air-conditioning unit also known as a Packaged Terminal Air Conditioner (PTAC), normally with a self contained compressor for cooling. Sometimes heating and cooling was piped in from external sources and controlled by zone valves contained within. Could be operated from a built-in or remote thermostat. [Back to Top]

Used to inject humidity into whole house forced air heating systems. [Back to Top]

All brass bodied vent used on hydronic heating systems, solar systems or anywhere air must be vented from water. Completely automatic. Maximum working pressure 150 PSI. Available in NPT, JIS and BSP threads. For more information refer to the Hydronic Vent 26 brochure, Hydronic Vent VH27 specification sheet, and Hydronic Vents and Accessories brochure. [Back to Top]

A plug in automatic temperature setback device that converts any existing room thermostat into an automatic clock thermostat. Used for heating and cooling. [Back to Top]

Worlds smallest zone valve. First zone valve with a removable and replaceable actuator that can be changed without draining the system. Bodies utilized cartridges and were interchangeable with TLC valve bodies. [Back to Top]

For isolating components or an entire loop on a hydronic system. 100% shutoff , high flow, low restriction. Also may be used to balance a hydronic loop. All brass construction with Teflon coated stem. [Back to Top]

For hydronic (hot water and steam) systems in pressure ratings up to 125 psig. All valves are 1/8”npt. Wheel valve, wrench type and screwdriver type. For more information refer to the Hydronic Vents and Accessories brochure and Hydronic Vents specification sheet. [Back to Top]

Used to purge and balance loops of hydronic systems. Hose threads and all brass waterways. For more information refer to the Hydronic Vents and Accessories brochure. [Back to Top]

Switches line voltage (115 vac) loads and powers low voltage (24 vac) loads or millivolt loads. Used to power and control loads in conjunction with Flair Thermostats, Zone Valves and the CRC. Many models with varied voltage and current capacity. See the Zone-A-Trol catalog sheet. [Back to Top]

All motorized Stack Packs incorporate a quick, easy and trouble free connection to the wiring harnesses. Older models used a terminal board, more recent models plug in. Most harnesses incorporate a universal plug on the appliance end, and either 4 or 5 wires. Harnesses are available as leads or armored cable. Custom harnesses are designed to fit individual OEM needs. Harnesses are available from 4” to 96”. An adapter harness is used to connect an SL damper to an SP, SK or competitive harness. For more information follow this link to instruction sheets relating to Stack Packs on the Manuals Tab. [Back to Top]

Fast venting all brass nickel plated bodies for use on one pipe low pressure steam heating systems. Available in sizes 1/8”, 1/4”, 3/4” and 1/2” in both straight and angle versions. Also available with safety guard and adjustable vent. For more information see the Steam Air Vents specification sheet and Steam Air Vents brochure. [Back to Top]

A motorized zone control valve that provides maximum fuel economy and comfort in steam heating, hydronic heating and cooling systems. Each valve controls the flow of water in response to the demand of a room thermostat. Superior Valves were designed to be flexible in features, and could be custom ordered by the customer. Over 100,000 combinations of features were available in order to accommodate various applications worldwide. Following is a chart showing many of the features and options:

Used to purge and balance the loops of hydronic systems in both directions. Hose threads and all brass waterways. [Back to Top]

Commercial grade, low voltage thermostats for heating only, cooling only and heating and cooling featuring mercury and snap action switching in a temperature range of 55 to 84 degrees. Literature: Zone-A-Trol Valves Catalogue Sheet and Zoning Accessories Catalog sheet. [Back to Top]

Also known as Thermostatic Radiator Valves (TRV), these non electric valves are used to control the flow of water to maintain desired room temperature. Available with and without remote sensing probes and remote setting knobs. These valves are self contained…they have a built in room thermostat and do not require an external source of power. Flair’s unique patented version contains a steam air vent used to control temperature on one pipe low pressure radiators.

Also available as replacement heads to repair Flair and competitive product.

Besides using Drayton Thermostatic Radiator Valve actuators for its own line of TLC valves, Flair is the sole distributor for the USA and Canada for all generations of Drayton Non Electric Thermostatic Radiator Valve Actuator Heads. See Drayton.

Jamie Frank, President of Flair invented the One Pipe Steam Valve Thermostatic Limit Control that for the first time provided for temperature control of one pipe steam radiator valves. For more information refer to a copy of the patent. [Back to Top]

Slow blow, class “2” 120vac/24vac in sled and 4x4 mount. Used to power zone valves and the CRC. Literature: Zone-A-Trol Valves Catalogue Sheet [Back to Top]

Eliminates piping and boiler room labor by pre-wiring and plumbing all connections in advance at the factory. For more information refer to the Trim-Line Pac brochure. [Back to Top]

The original zone valve. Similar to the Superior Valve but available in far fewer options. Designed for high flow, low restriction, low voltage applications. Flair sells replacement actuators, stems and bodies for its Zone-A-Trol valves. For more information refer to the Zone-A-Trol Valves brochure. [Back to Top]