Thermostatic Radiator Head, 2 Pcs TRV M30x1.5 Smart Radiator Thermostat Radiator Valve Replacement Head, Thermostatic Radiator Valve Heating System Temperature Control Heads for Home Office

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There are two main types of radiator valve available - Thermostatic Radiator Valves - also known as TRVs - and Manual Radiator Valves. Need help deciding? From technical stuff to cool design ideas, our heating buying guides will help you decide which rad is best for your home. View Guides The main benefit of a TRV is how convenient it makes heating your home. You can select the desired temperature using your wall thermostat, set each individual TRV to a set temperature, and they will work together to ensure that you only get the heat you want and need from individual appliances. Should I use TRVs in my bathroom?

TRVs control the temperature of your radiator by regulating the flow of the water running through it. Each thermostatic valve contains heat sensitive gel, wax or liquid that contracts and expands depending upon how you set the dial. By manually adjusting the heat settings with the dial, you are able to cap the maximum temperature in your room and reduce your energy consumption. Modern radiator valves are far more than just a functional item that helps to control your heating. Radiator valves are on display all the time, you really can’t miss them, so as well as being an integral part of maintaining a constant and comfortable temperature, a radiator valve must look the part too! That’s why our extensive radiator valve collection features a range of colours, designs and finishes to help you to complete the look of your new radiator or towel rail. Types Of Radiator Valves THERMOSTATIC RADIATOR VALVE: The professional TRV thermostat head radiator with M30 x 1.5 threaded connections and fit for 30 x 1.5 threaded connections from radiator manufacturers. If you are looking to buy a middle connection radiator it would follow that purchasing a new set of middle connection valves to go with it would be a good idea. A thermostatic radiator valve allows you to set a radiator at a different temperature, so you can heat your home only where required. This can help reduce your home's energy consumption.Choose from classic white or chrome dial designs to match your towel rails and radiators. Manual radiator valves are simple to fit, easy to use, and come in multiple sizes. We have a range of manual radiator valves in styles to suit any home, from contemporary square angled chrome to a traditional crosshead or smooth finish valve. Screw on to TRV valve base via supplied adaptor (selection of 5 adaptors provided – M28 x 1.5, M30 x 1.0, M30 x 1.5, Danfoss RA, Danfoss RAVL)

FEATURES: The head radiator valve with anti-freeze protection and adjustment function, can provide adjustment help and with liquid sensor and zero position. Fit for compact radiators with integrated valves set. The zero setting ratio upper limit is 0, *, 1-5. We understand that not everybody can be a radiator expert and that choosing the best radiator valves for a new radiator is not always easy. So, below are some of the more common questions asked about radiator valves and all the answers you may need to select the ones you want! What are the two valves on a radiator for? Bi-directional flow valves fit to either end of the radiator with no need to change the valve flow direction after installation Radiator valves are essential in allowing you to maintain control over the heat output of your new radiator or heated towel rail. Our collection includes a range of valve types in a selection of modern and traditional styles to help you add an important finishing touch to your new appliance, or to simply update your existing radiators. Believe it or not, but yes, they are - if you’re having your entire heating system replaced. From summer 2022, gas engineers who are replacing a boiler are now required to fit thermostatic controls to radiators that are not in the same room as the home’s thermostat. Although existing TRVs needn’t be replaced, if you’re having an entirely new heating system installed, you will need to install TRVs if you don’t have them already. This is part of new building regulations that state that all new and modified wet central heating systems must have a TRV fitted to every radiator. So, apart from the room where your thermostat lives, all your other radiators are required to have TRVs fitted to allow for more control over your home’s heating. When will I need middle connection radiator valves?NO FIXED TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT RANGE: This thermostatic radiator valve no fixed temperature adjustment range, affected by heating temperature and room temperature can sense changes in external temperature. The V2050 valves are typically installed at the supply of radiators, fan coil units or other heat exchangers to control the flow of the heating or cooling medium in connection with a thermostatic radiator head or with a thermoelectric of motorized actuator. Whether you choose to install manual or thermostatic radiator valves is as much about personal preference and convenience as it is style and substance.