Description

 Basic Information

 Product Feature

>>  15mm connection for copper pipe installation

>>  3 colors for more match options-Chrome/White/Anthracite

>>   Forging process, 100% leakage test  to  eliminate the possibility of leakage

>>  For angled wall mounted pipes installation, manual temperature adjustment, to match with square towel rails/radiator

>>  High precision machining, top quality polish and chrome/paint finish, make the valve’s  quality stable and reliable

 How We Control The Quality Of Radiator Valve?

Compared with market products, we do 4 steps to control the quality.

• 1^st step: Adopt high quality hand polish and select the supplier who is doing the best quality of chrome plating.
• 2^nd step: After each process of polishing&chrome plating, we do 100% inspection to check the quality. If there is any scratches or chrome defect, we will ask the workers to rework and make rechecking again, until it is qualified.
• 3^rd step: To avoid any scratches or defect during the transportation and assembling, each product must be put and isolated neatly.

• 4th step: 100% leakage test under high&low pressure, lifetime test, breaking test to assure the quality

 Installation Tips

• It is recommended that the radiator valves should be installed on the bottom of the towel rail or radiator where the pipes come into and exit the radiator. Normally they will be fitted at the bottom left and right of the radiator, but sometimes needed to be fitted to the bottom middle of the radiator.

• There are different types of radiator valves, such as angled, corner, straight, and h-block valves. The angled radiator valves are normally installed with the pipes come from the wall, while the straight one are normally installed with the pipes come from the floor. And the H-Block radiator valve should be connected to the radiator with a bottom middle connection.
• When rotating the hand wheel of the valve, the valve’s core will be moved up or down to increase or decrease the amount of water flow while entering or leaving. By controlling the flow of water, the heat output on the towel rail or radiator can be controlled.