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Washdown Station Maintains Safe, Clean Environments

Helps ensure consistent product quality, prevent foodborne illnesses

Therm Omega Tech Stvm Washdown Station

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The ThermOmegaTech washdown station utilizes a silent-type Venturi mixing valve to mix steam and cold water inlet flow to produce hot water washdowns. If the output temperature exceeds the factory setpoint, the actuator will begin to reduce flow and completely shut down 15°F above it. Flow resumes once the output temperature falls below the shutoff temperature. If the cold water supply is interrupted, the STVM washdown station will automatically shut off and stop flow to prevent steam-only operation and resume flow once cold water has been restored.

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