KAS 1/2″ Angle Radiator Valve, Type 3, 16x2 PEX-B
KAS 1/2" Angle Radiator Valve - 16*2 - with PEX-B Pipe Connection
An angle radiator valve is a valve mounted at the corner of a radiator to control the flow of water.
These valves are located on the pipework to which radiators are connected and regulate the inflow and outflow of hot water to the radiator.
They are usually located at the bottom or sides of radiators and, by controlling the inflow and outflow of hot water, allow the radiator to heat up and cool down.
These valves are important for controlling the heating system and allow users to set the temperature they want.
| PRODUCT CODE | PRODUCT NAME | CARTON QTY | UNIT PRICE |
|---|---|---|---|
| 04.01.304 | KAS - 1/2" - 16*2 Pex-B Connection | 50 PCS | Price on request |
How Does an Angle Radiator Valve Work?
An angle radiator valve usually takes the form of a small valve or tap mounted at the corner of the radiator. Its function is to control the inflow and outflow of hot water to the radiator.
As for how it works, a typical angle radiator valve consists of two main parts: a valve body and a rotating handle or adapter. The valve body contains a control mechanism that governs the flow of water. This mechanism is opened and closed by means of the rotating handle or adapter.
The operating principle of an angle radiator valve is quite simple. When the radiator needs to heat up, the handle or adapter is opened, allowing hot water to flow into the radiator. Hot water from the heating system then passes through the radiator and releases heat into the room.
When less heat is needed or the room reaches the desired temperature, the handle or adapter is closed. Hot water can then no longer enter the radiator, and the radiator begins to cool down.
In short, by controlling the inflow and outflow of hot water, the angle radiator valve keeps the heating system and the radiator working efficiently, so users can easily set the temperature they want.