Lux Heat Thermostatic Radiator Valve Set - Bronze


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The Lux Heat Thermostatic Radiator Valve (TRV) Set is designed for homeowners and interior decorators seeking both precise thermal regulation and a sophisticated aesthetic. This set provides the key benefit of localized temperature control, allowing you to optimize energy usage room by room, though users should note that professional installation is recommended to ensure a watertight seal within existing plumbing systems.
| Colour | Bronze |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | LUX 690198 |
| Brand | Lux Heat |
Yes, the set includes one thermostatic radiator valve and one lockshield valve.
This is an angled valve set, typically intended for pipes protruding from the floor or wall. Check your pipe orientation before purchase.
Clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners that can damage the metallic coating.
Yes, once set to your desired level, the internal sensor automatically regulates water flow based on the ambient room temperature.
While DIY installation is possible for those with plumbing experience, it is highly recommended to use a professional to ensure the system remains watertight.
The internal valve pin may be stuck due to lack of use; remove the head and gently press the pin to ensure it moves freely.
Ensure the connection is tightened sufficiently and check that enough PTFE tape was applied to the threads during installation.
Ensure the thermostatic head is correctly tightened onto the valve body and that the sensor is not blocked by heavy curtains or furniture.
Installation should be performed while the central heating system is drained. Begin by removing your existing valve and ensuring the pipework is clean and free of debris. Use high-quality PTFE tape on all threaded connections to prevent leaks. Once installed, ensure the system is refilled and bled of any trapped air to allow water to flow freely through the new valve. For care, keep the bronze finish looking new by wiping it down with a soft, dry cloth; avoid using abrasive chemicals or harsh cleaning agents that could strip the decorative finish. Periodically check the valve during the start of the heating season to ensure the pin inside is not stuck, allowing for smooth operation.