Angle Radiator Valve
Your Professional Angle Radiator Valve Supplier
DINRO is a professional manufacturer and exporter of HVAC system components and brass valves, dedicated to the research, development, production, sales, and service of HVAC system components and brass valves. We specialize in the design, manufacturing, and sales of HVAC systems, valves, water manifolds, pipe fittings, sanitary ware, and other related products. We have 10 years of experience in the international market, with business operations spanning numerous countries including the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, Russia, Ukraine, Poland, and Argentina.
Angled radiator valves are the most common type of valve required for a radiator. Anywhere your radiator has to make a 90° connection on the vertical plane, an angled radiator valve is needed. Angled valves are often used when the pipes come up from the floor and need to bend to connect to the radiator. These valves have a 90-degree angle between the inlet and outlet, allowing for a smooth connection. A quick rule of thumb is this: If the right angle is up and in, you need an angled valve. If the right angle is out (i.e. protrudes towards you) and in, you need a corner valve.
Product parameters
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Size |
1/2" |
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Material |
Brass hpb57-3 |
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Nominal pressure |
≤10 bar |
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Applicable medium |
Cold and hot water |
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Working temperature |
T≤100℃ |
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Thermostatic connection thread |
M30*1.5 |
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Control temperature |
6~28℃ |
Key features include:
Thermostatic Control Options:
Many valves now come with thermostatic heads, allowing homeowners to regulate room temperature accurately.
Durable Materials:
High-quality brass and corrosion-resistant finishes extend service life and maintain appearance.
Smooth Operation:
Precision-engineered components reduce noise and ensure reliable opening and closing.
Compatibility:
Suitable for various radiator types, including panel, column, and designer radiators.
Installation Tips for Angled Radiator Valves
Proper installation ensures optimal performance and longevity. Key tips include:
Measure Accurately:
Ensure the valve size matches both the radiator and pipe diameter.
Use Quality Fittings:
Teflon tape or suitable sealants prevent leaks at connections.
Follow Flow Direction:
Observe the valve's indicated flow direction to avoid inefficient heating.
Test for Leaks:
After installation, run the system and check for any signs of leakage before final tightening.
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