airtek safety valve supplier

Airtek is a company that has been researching, designing, and manufacturing building automation control systems since 1987. Initially servicing the Asian market, Airtek expanded around the world to serve both the North American and European markets.

All Airtek control systems use the BACnet, or Building Automation and Controls network, which is an ISO global standard and an American national standard developed by the American Society of HVAC Engineers.

Airtek designs and manufactures products for building management and control systems. Their systems are made up of the management, integration, control, and sensor layers.

Airtek’s management layer is a Windows-based software with 3D graphics that show timetables, instant alarms, and other vital records. The integration layer is a controller with an incorporated global network for communicating and managing on-site operations.

At Blackhawk, we carry a variety of Airtek LCD Operator Touch Display Panels in different sizes. A popular one is the 7” Airtek BACnet Operator Touch Display Panel.

It features a large 7” touchscreen uses Airtek’s BACsoft software. It also has a 32-bit microprocessor and can store up to 80 incoming alarm notification messages.

Another popular Airtek product is the 2.8” Operator Touch Display Panel. Similar to its 7” counterpart, it is complete with a 32-bit microprocessor and operates on a BACnet MS/TP network. It features a temperature sensor which outputs the data onto the touchscreen display. The 2.8’ display screen consumes less energy than the 7’ version.

Valves have to perform with minimum resistance or power will be wasted and components will wear at accelerated rates. All of this is why valve maintenance should be considered a top priority.

Time and effort spent on improving valve service life will reduce the costs associated with downtime such as loss production and compressor rental. Longer service life means you will not have to buy replacement parts as often. And if done correctly, you can practically eliminate the need to replace the expensive valve bodies.