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Fueling Data Centers with Confidence: Pilot-Operated Regulators
Modern data centers rely on more than just electricity—they need dependable, scalable energy systems that keep operations running 24/7. Natural gas is part of that strategy—powering backup generators, supporting micro-grids, and driving upgrades and improvements to critical infrastructure.
To manage these high-volume systems, pilot-operated pressure regulators are the industry standard —and Pietro Fiorentini’s Reflux 819 and Aperflux 851 deliver best-in-class performance.
- High flow precision: Handle large volumes with tighter pressure control across low to high pressure ranges.
- Steady under pressure: Maintain outlet set points—even when inlet pressure or demand fluctuates.
- Responsive to load changes: React instantly to spikes in gas demand.
- Built-in safety redundancy: Monitor setups prevent over-pressure and keep gas flowing, with multiple OPP methods available, including relief valves, slam-shuts, and monitor regulators—while no-bleed pilots minimize emissions and ensure reliable performance.
Reflux 819
Pilot-Operated Regulator
- The Reflux 819 can function as a worker or monitor, instantly taking over if the primary regulator fails to ensure uninterrupted flow and protection.
- 1000:1 turndown ratio for excellent responsiveness and adaptability
- Ideal for mission-critical systems requiring maximum uptime and pressure protection
- Can be fitted with noise attenuation when sulfur is present, providing solutions that improve uptime.
Aperflux 851
High - Capacity Control Regulator
- Designed for transmission lines, large distribution systems, and power generation
- Top-entry design for easy maintenance without line shutdown
- 500:1 turndown
Pietro Fiorentini’s pilot-operated regulators outperform standard options—supporting larger loads, enabling precise gas flow control, and scaling as your infrastructure grows.
Set Your Grid Up for Success
At Equipment Controls Company, we help utilities, contractors, and data centers build natural gas regulation systems that support continuous operation and future growth.
