Watts is launching its April Continuing Education Campaign, offering engineers, designers, specifiers and other professionals in the plumbing industry an opportunity to expand their expertise while fulfilling Professional Development Hours (PDH) requirements. This month-long initiative, beginning April 1, provides access to a comprehensive selection of accredited courses designed to support ongoing professional growth. Participants can Read more
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Watts is launching its April Continuing Education Campaign, offering engineers, designers, specifiers and other professionals in the plumbing industry an opportunity to expand their expertise while fulfilling Professional Development Hours (PDH) requirements. This month-long initiative, beginning April 1, provides access to a comprehensive selection of accredited courses designed to support ongoing professional growth.
Participants can choose from 25 courses accredited through the American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE) and the American Institute of Architects (AIA), covering key industry topics such as smart building technologies, data center server cooling optimization, and cross-connection control and backflow prevention. Courses are available through Watts Works Online, allowing users to learn at their own pace and on their own schedule.
Upon completion of a course, participants receive a certificate within 48 hours. Continuing education courses are also eligible for tokens that can be redeemed for free rewards. As an added incentive, those who complete five or more courses during the campaign will receive a complimentary Watts-branded umbrella.
For more information, visit training.watts.com.
Watts has announced the grand prize winner of its 150th Anniversary Sweepstakes: Dave Plasschaert, an engineer from the Chicago area. Dave has won an all-expenses-paid trip for two to Boston, MA. His winning entry was earned through participation in the Watts Works Learning Program, which includes Lunch & Learns, in-person training at Watts Learning Centers Read more
Watts has announced the grand prize winner of its 150th Anniversary Sweepstakes: Dave Plasschaert, an engineer from the Chicago area. Dave has won an all-expenses-paid trip for two to Boston, MA.
His winning entry was earned through participation in the Watts Works Learning Program, which includes Lunch & Learns, in-person training at Watts Learning Centers and eLearning via Watts Works Online. His dedication to expanding his professional knowledge not only strengthened his expertise, but also secured him this exciting prize.
While the 150th Anniversary Sweepstakes has concluded, Watts remains committed to supporting industry professionals through its ongoing Learn & Earn program. Participants can continue earning tokens and tickets by learning about Watts’ differentiated products and solutions. Tokens can be redeemed for a variety of free lifestyle merchandise, while tickets provide entry into various sweepstakes held throughout the year.
For more details on upcoming sweepstakes and learning opportunities, visit watts.com/learnandwin.
Bradley has introduced a new daylight drain option for its barrier-free cabinet mount eyewash, eye/face wash and combination units, expanding its suite of emergency fixture products. The external daylight drain feature is designed to drain wastewater from the eye or eye/face wash out the front face of the unit instead of connecting to a building’s Read more
Bradley has introduced a new daylight drain option for its barrier-free cabinet mount eyewash, eye/face wash and combination units, expanding its suite of emergency fixture products.
The external daylight drain feature is designed to drain wastewater from the eye or eye/face wash out the front face of the unit instead of connecting to a building’s drainage system. This allows the unit to be used and tested without being connected to wastewater plumbing.
The barrier-free design of these models makes them fully accessible to people with physical disabilities while Bradley’s Halo eye/face wash provides the industry’s most effective washdown coverage and spray pattern.
“In addition to preventing contamination of sanitary sewer systems and supporting safe water management, these daylight drains offer multiple benefits to facilities, including cutting time and costs on installation and maximizing flexibility,” says Valerie Bonney, product manager, Bradley. “These fixtures are especially helpful for use in facilities where plumbing connections to sanitary or stormwater drains are not feasible or permitted.”
A variety of cabinet-concealed eyewash units, as well as recessed drench shower/eyewash units, are available, making them suitable for applications where space is limited. Vandal-resistant ceramic valves limit wear and tear on moving parts, providing dependability and long-lasting performance. The innovative design of the barrier-free cabinet mount units exceeds American National Standard Institute (ANSI) Z358.1 specifications.
Bradley’s exclusive Halo eyewash models, designed with fluid dynamics technology, have provided the most effective washdown coverage and spray pattern available for emergency use. In addition, this eyewash design includes an integral strainer to reduce debris in the water and prevent clogging. The self-draining sprayhead ensures no stagnant water remains for any bacteria to grow.
For more information visit https://www.bradleycorp.com/product-category/laboratory.
Watts has announced “Innovative Solutions for Leak Detection in Commercial Spaces” an ASPE-accredited webinar worth 0.1 CEUs. On Tuesday, February 18th, 2025, at 12 p.m. ET, participants will discover how advanced leak detection solutions can protect commercial and multi-family properties from costly water damage and minimize financial risk through seamless system integration. The webinar will Read more
Watts has announced “Innovative Solutions for Leak Detection in Commercial Spaces” an ASPE-accredited webinar worth 0.1 CEUs.
On Tuesday, February 18th, 2025, at 12 p.m. ET, participants will discover how advanced leak detection solutions can protect commercial and multi-family properties from costly water damage and minimize financial risk through seamless system integration.
The webinar will review:
- Understanding the critical need for leak detection in commercial & multi-family properties
- Quantifying the financial impact of water damage
- Explaining the basic operation and benefits of flow-based leak detection systems
- Learning how leak detection systems integrate with properties to prevent costly damage
To register, visit watts.com/CommercialSolutionsCEU.
Watts has announced the launch of LOCKSMITH™ Commercial Softeners and Backwashing Filtration Systems. This line features Watts’ new LOCKSMITH™ controller with robust features, functionality, and performance to meet the needs of virtually any commercial water treatment application. The controller, now standard on select Watts commercial softening and backwashing filtration systems, is a simple, single platform Read more
Watts has announced the launch of LOCKSMITH™ Commercial Softeners and Backwashing Filtration Systems. This line features Watts’ new LOCKSMITH™ controller with robust features, functionality, and performance to meet the needs of virtually any commercial water treatment application.
The controller, now standard on select Watts commercial softening and backwashing filtration systems, is a simple, single platform engineered to streamline operations and system maintenance, eliminating the hassle of managing multiple platforms.
LOCKSMITH™ Commercial Softeners and Backwashing Filtration Systems are available on a broad range of 1.5” and 2” model options. The controller is highly configurable, with customizable programming that can be easily tailored to specific application needs.
They are designed for ease of maintenance, reducing downtime with automatic service alerts and low salt alarm settings, helping to ensure continuous operation and optimal performance. The systems are progressive flow capable, eliminating the need for costly additional system controllers, simplifying setup, and reducing overall costs.
For more information, visit watts.com/LOCKSMITH.