Thermostatic Mixing Valve Radiator

JX-0657

• Thermostatic Radiator Valve
• Size 1/2″,3/4″
• Full brass with nickel-plated
• Made from forged brass
• Field of Application: Water
• Temperature range:6-28 °C
• Setting numbers 0 to 5
• Media: Water
• Structure: Control
• Power source: DC
• DN15/20/25 available
• OEM branding available
• Liquid sensor
• Temperature hysteresis:1.0 k
• 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 valves can give you greater control over your home’s temperature as they are slightly more advanced than manual valves. You set the valve to the temperature you would like the room to be.

• The TRV valve includes some wax or liquid that can ‘sense’ the temperature in the room; when your desired temperature has been reached, the TRV will shut off the flow of hot water and stop the radiator from getting hotter.
• This means that the radiators can manage themselves most of the time, and you won’t be spending unnecessary money on heating you don’t need.

The radiator valve is an important part of any home heating system. But not all valves are created equally. There are nine different types of radiator valves.

Radiator Valve Types: The most common valve on home heating systems is called a thermostatic radiator shutoff valve, TRV for short. They come in many shapes and sizes but are usually made of brass, stainless steel, plastic, or ceramic materials that withstａnd high temperatures. As hot water passes through them, they have tiny valves within their construction, which open up at a pre-determined temperature, allowing the water to flow through and heat your home.

All other radiator valves work on the same principle as TRVs but may have different designs or features that make them more suitable for a particular application. Here are some of the lesser-known types of radiator valves:

Ball Valve: A ball valve is a simple design consisting of a round sphere that can be rotated to open or close off water flow. They are usually made from brass or stainless steel and can be used with hot or cold water systems.

Butterfly Valve: Butterfly ball valves are very similar in design to ball valves, except they use two opposing butterfly-shaped discs instead of a single sphere. They are also made from brass or stainless steel and can be used with hot or cold water systems.

Tee Valve: The valves are designed to allow two-way traffic through a single port, making them perfect for applications where you need to divert water in two different directions.

Angle Valve: stop valves get their name because they are installed at a 90-degree angle to the attached pipe. This makes them ideal for tight spaces where other valves would not fit. They are made from brass or stainless steel and can be used with hot or cold water systems.

Gate Valve: valves use a swinging gate (or disk) to control water flow. They are made from brass or stainless steel and can be used with hot or cold water systems.

Diaphragm Valve: Water valves use a flexible diaphragm to control water flow. They are usually made from plastic or ceramic materials and can only be used with hot water systems.

Pressure Reducing Valve: Water temperature valves are designed to maintain constant pressure in your home’s heating system. They are usually made from plastic or ceramic materials and can only be used with hot water systems.

Thermostatic Radiator Valve: As mentioned earlier, thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs).