The accounting (cost allocation) and thermoregulation in central heating systems in risers, is through the installation on all radiators in the building:

• electronic Heat Cost Allocators, which measure the amount of heat actually consumed in each room of the apartment;
• thermostatic valves, which allow you to adjust the temperature room by room.

In addition, thermostatic valves also have a good influence on the balance of the different areas of the building heat. In fact, when the plans come to the warmer temperature set by the user (eg 20 ° C) automatically close the radiator valves allowing a greater flow of hot water to cold floors.

The plants on the risers are made of a distribution ring, formed by a discharge pipe and a return that cover the base of the building. From the ring branch of risers that feed the various places on the same vertical radiators on the various floors of the building.