Air Release Vents
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Air release vents, also called hydronic air vent valves, connect to high points of hydronic HVAC systems and help to prevent air locks by venting unwanted gases. They are commonly used to vent the bulk of the non-condensable gases while air separators can filter out the smaller, entrained air bubbles that do not collect in the high points of the system.
Vertical-Discharge Air Vents
Vertical-discharge air vents connect to hydronic HVAC systems and vent the non-condensable gases vertically out of the ports on top.
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Horizontal-Discharge Air Vents
Horizontal-discharge air vents connect to hydronic HVAC systems and vent the non-condensable gases horizontally out of the ports on their side.
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Angled-Connection Vertical-Discharge Air Vents
Angled-connection vertical-discharge air vents connect to hydronic HVAC systems and vent the non-condensable gases vertically out of the ports on top. They feature angled bodies that are rotated 90° from their inputs and allow them to fit into compatible HVAC systems with minimal modification.
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Angled-Connection Horizontal-Discharge Air Vents
Angled-connection horizontal-discharge air vents connect to hydronic HVAC systems and vent the non-condensable gases horizontally out of the ports on their side. They feature angled bodies that are rotated 90° from their inputs and allow them to fit into compatible HVAC systems with minimal modification.
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