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Watts launches Harley-Davidson contractor sweepstakes

The sweepstakes runs from April 1 through Sept. 30, 2016.

April 5, 2016

Watts Water Technology launched its “Wild Ride” sweepstakes promotion open to enrolled licensed contractors in the United States and Canada. Prizes include official Harley-Davidson watches, sunglasses, open road motorcycle adventures, and a grand prize of a new Harley-Davidson Fat Boy motorcycle.

Watts radiant snow-melting system (AHR Expo Preview)

January 25, 2016

The Watts Water Technologies’ radiant systems melt snow and ice by circulating a glycol solution fluid through tubing.

Watts bronze ball valves

November 20, 2015

Watts’ series LFB6080G2 full-port, two-piece, lead-free, forged-bronze ball valves comply with the Buy American Act.

Watts Water retrofitting backflow preventers

August 25, 2015

Watts Water Technologies green roof drains

June 22, 2015

ISH China 2015 — Day 1

Hello from Beijing, China.

John McNally

May 13, 2015

I finally made it across the Pacific Ocean for my first trip to China.

Munish Nanda named Watts Water Technologies President, Americas

Nanda replaces Torregrosa as Watts Water Technologies' new president, Americas.

May 12, 2015

Nanda most recently served as president of Control Technologies and previously as vice president of Integrated Supply Chain.

Watts Water Technologies automatic washing machine shutoff valve

January 28, 2015

Watt’s Intelliflow A2CM1 automatic washing machine shutoff valve provides enhanced performance and a simplified product set-up procedure.

AERCO International to be acquired by Watts Water Technologies

November 7, 2014

The consummation of the acquisition is subject to customary closing conditions.

Watts Radiant radiant panel system

The SmartTrac Radiant Panel Solution is a single-panel modular system designed to simplify and speed up radiant heating and cooling installations in subfloor, wall and ceiling applications.

July 31, 2014

Using SmartTrac, installers can run longer circuit lengths and use one panel for the majority of jobs.