Altecnic Eclipse Angled Manual Radiator Valve - 410410

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Altecnic Eclipse Angled Manual Radiator Valve 10Mm X 12.7Mm 410410Ltc
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This guide is for users of the Altecnic Eclipse Angled Manual Radiator Valve (410410), designed for regulating and isolating radiators in both residential and commercial settings. The valve provides manual control over heat emitters, offering a reliable way to manage your heating system. Note that the valve's maximum working temperature is 85°C, so ensure it is compatible with your system's specifications.
| Model Part Number | 410410 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Altecnic |
The maximum working pressure for the Altecnic Eclipse valve is 10 bar.
The maximum working temperature is 85°C.
Yes, the Altecnic Eclipse valve is suitable for both sealed and open vented systems.
Use the wheel head to adjust the heat output. Turning the wheel will increase or decrease the flow of hot water to the radiator.
The lockshield cap allows for a fixed setting, which is useful in commercial settings where consistent heating is required. It prevents unauthorized adjustments.
Regularly inspect for leaks, and service the packing gland if needed. Wipe the valve with a damp cloth.
Check all connections for tightness. If the packing gland is leaking, tighten it. If the leak continues, the valve may need replacement.
The valve can be used as either a wheel-head or lock-shield valve by modifying the supplied hand-wheel to the lock-shield cover.
Check if the valve is fully open. If the valve is open, check the water flow to the radiator and ensure the system is properly bled.
Check the connections for tightness. Tighten the packing gland if necessary. If the leak persists, the valve may need to be replaced.
Check for any obstructions. If the valve is stiff, try lubricating the stem.