PLASTIC WATER CONDUITS PROTECTIVE

Brand Owner Address Description
SMARTLOOP VIEGA HOLDING GMBH & CO. KG VIEGA-Platz 1 Attendorn 57439 Germany Plastic water conduits and protective pipes of plastic for use in water conduit and radiator heating installations, and for flat-panel heating and cooling installations for buildings; structural fittings and parts for the aforesaid goods, included in this class;Metal building materials, namely, metal pipes, water pipes of metal; high-pressure metal pipelines for buildings; branching pipes of metal; flanges of metal in the nature of metal pipe collars; junctions of metal for pipes and fastenings of metal for pipelines in water supply and radiator heating installations, and in flat-panel heating and cooling installations; valves of metal other than parts of machines; metal structural fittings and parts for the aforesaid goods, included in this class;Junctions, not of metal, for pipes and pipe joints, not of metal, for pipelines for water and heating installation; non-metal pipe fitting gaskets; structural parts for the aforesaid goods, included in this class;SMART LOOP;Shut-off and regulating fittings and safety accessories, in the nature of plumbing fittings for pipelines in water supply and radiator heating installations, and in flat-panel heating and cooling installations; water distribution fittings for water conduit and radiator installations, and for flat-panel heating and cooling installations; structural fittings and parts for the aforesaid goods, included in this class;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Control circuitry is disclosed for use with a tankless water heater system including a plurality of water conduits connected in series. The control circuitry includes a plurality of water heater elements, one each associated with each of the plurality of water conduits. A controller includes a central processing unit (CPU) with an operating program and each of the plurality of water heater elements are coupled to the CPU. The CPU is programmed to individually activate one of the water heater elements to a predetermined power level in response to a demand for heated water. The number of water heater elements activated and the power level of the activation is determined by the demand for heated water.