Milano Thermostatic Radiator Valve and Pipe Set - Black

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Black Milano - Modern Thermostatic Straight Radiator Valve And Pipe Set
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Black Milano - Modern Thermostatic Straight Radiator Valve And Pipe Set
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This Milano thermostatic radiator valve and pipe set in black is designed for homeowners looking to add a stylish and functional finishing touch to their designer radiators or heated towel rails. Its key benefit is the thermostatic control, allowing for easy adjustment of individual radiator heat output to enhance room comfort and efficiency. A potential caveat is that it requires compatible radiators and heated towel rails for full functionality.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | TRVSTRBVPKIT |
| Brand | Milano |
A thermostatic radiator valve allows you to control the temperature of individual radiators, providing better room comfort and potentially saving energy by preventing overheating.
These valves are specifically designed for and compatible with all Milano radiators and heated towel rails. They use standard 15mm compression fittings, making them suitable for most standard plumbing installations.
The 'straight' design refers to the orientation of the valve, where the inlet and outlet are in a straight line, typically used when the pipework comes directly out of the wall or floor.
Clean the finish using a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals, as these can damage the powder coating.
The set includes a pair of thermostatic straight radiator valves, matching pipe connectors, two 50mm diameter floor-mounting flanges, and black blanking and bleed plugs.
The dimensions are D 78mm x H 101mm.
No, this is a straight valve set. For angled pipework, you would need to select an angled version of the radiator valve.
Check if the thermostatic valve is set correctly and not turned to the lowest setting. Ensure the radiator bleed valve is open to release trapped air. Verify that the lockshield valve is open and that there are no blockages in the pipes or radiator.
Turn off the water supply and tighten the compression nut slightly. If the leak persists, you may need to dismantle the connection, clean the fittings, and reapply PTFE tape or sealant before reassembling.
Ensure the valve is not stuck due to debris. Turn the valve head to the highest setting (often marked with a star or 'max') and back again. If the issue persists, contact a professional plumber.
Clean with a soft, damp microfiber cloth. For minor scuffs, a very mild, non-abrasive cleaner might help, but always test in an inconspicuous area first. Avoid polishing compounds.
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