Description
Radiator Water Control Valve
JX-0650
- Radiator Control Valve
- Full brass with nickel-plated
- Made from forged brass
- It can be mounted vertically or horizontally
- Nickel-plated
- Frost protect
- DN15/20/25 available
- OEM branding available
- Liquid sensor
- Temperature hysteresis:1.0 k
- Normal pressure:16 bar
- Body material: brass
- Water temperature: less than 120 °C
- Connection Pipe: PPR/PB/PE pipe, Red copper pipe,pex-al-pex pipe, Metal pipe
Radiator Valve
Valve Size |
1/2″ and 3/4″ |
|---|---|
Valve type |
Straight valve and Angle type |
Valve Materials |
Brass (Chrome Plated) BS EN 12164 CW617N |
Finish |
Sandblasted and nickel plated |
Working Temperature: |
Maximum Water Temperature 120°C |
Body |
Chrome Plated Brass |
Working Pressure |
10bar |
Thread connection: |
15 mm Compression |
Finish |
Chromium-plated finished brass body with 15 mm compression |
Valve Operation |
Manual Radiator Valve |
Tailpiece |
The tailpiece and collar with integrated seal make for a fast and leak-free join |
Adaptor |
Complete with a compression adaptor allows for installation onto either threaded or smooth pipe to suit site requirements |
Nickname |
TRV |
O ring |
NBR |
Hydraulic Seals |
Rubber EPDM |
Manual Radiator Valves
A manual valve is the most common type of radiator valve. You turn them up, down, or off depending on whether you want the room to be colder or warmer. Turning the valve adjusts the amount of hot water flowing through the radiator and how much heat is emitted. Manual valves are the simplest to operate and tend to be smaller than thermostatic valves.
Radiator control valves are a crucial component of the heating system found in your home. They allow you to adjust the flow of hot water from your boiler to different radiators throughout the house. A radiator control valve can be installed at any point on the pipe leading out from the boiler, and they come in various shapes, sizes, and materials.
There are a few factors you’ll need to consider when choosing a radiator control valve:
-The type of heating system in your home (central heating, combi boiler)
-The size and shape of the radiators in your home
The piping material in your home’s heating system (copper, plastic)
Once you’ve determined these factors, you can look at specific types of radiator control valves that best suit your needs. Here are a few common styles:
The thermostatic Radiator Control Valve is the most popular radiator control valve used to adjust the temperature of individual radiators. It has a built-in thermostat that senses the room’s temperature and adjusts the flow of hot water to the radiator accordingly.
Angle Radiator Control Valve – This type is used to adjust the flow of hot water to radiators at a 90-degree angle, such as in hallways or other tight spaces.
Manual Radiator Control Valve – As its name suggests, this type of valve is operated manually and is used to shut off the flow of hot water to a specific radiator. It’s ideal for use in rooms that are not being used or when you want to conserve energy by shutting down particular radiators.
Radiator Water Control Valve is a heating system component that helps regulate water flow through the radiator. It is made of brass and has a chrome finish. The valve measures 1/2 inch in diameter and 2-1/4 inches in length. It is easy to install and use.
This radiator water control valve regulates water flow through your radiator, making it an essential heating system component. They are made of brass with a chrome finish.
The valve regulates water flow through your home’s heating system, allowing you to customize the heat output and save energy.
