Honeywell Home Zone Valve - 28mm - V4043H1106

The Honeywell V4043 motorised two-port zone valve with a 28 mm compression connection is designed ...

Best current price£44.99from eBay

All Offers

9 offers from £44.99 - £163.28

View price history by clicking the chart icon.

eBayHoneywell V4043H1106/U 28mm Compression Motorised 2 Port Zone Valve
£4.45 delivery
£44.99
Visit shop
City Plumbing GBHoneywell Home 2 Port Zone Valve, Normally Closed, Aux Switch, 28Mm V4043h1106 V4043h1106/U
Free delivery in 1–3 days
£118.99
Visit shop
B&QB&Q - 2 Port Zone Valve V4043H 1106 28mm V4043H1106Normally Closed
Free delivery in 1–3 days
£127.46
Visit shop
Travis PerkinsHoneywell Home 2 Port Valve 28mm
Free delivery in 1–3 days
£163.28
Visit shop

Used Offers

5 offers from £39.99 - £79.99

View price history by clicking the chart icon.

eBayHoneywell V4043H1106/U Two Port Zone Valve 28mm 272887 GENUINE - HEAD ONLY
Free delivery in 1–3 days
£39.99
Visit shop

Product Information

Full details

This guide is for homeowners and light commercial users looking to understand and effectively use the Honeywell Home Zone Valve (V4043H1106). This valve provides precise flow control in central heating systems, offering improved efficiency and comfort. However, proper installation and understanding of its features are essential for optimal performance.

All features

Model Part NumberV4043H1106
BrandHoneywell

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the purpose of the manual lever?

The manual lever allows you to manually open the valve for filling and draining the central heating system or in the event of a power failure.

What type of power supply does the valve require?

The valve requires a 230V AC power supply.

Can I replace the powerhead without draining the system?

Yes, the powerhead is replaceable without draining the system.

What is the purpose of the end switch?

The end switch provides an electrical connection that can be used to control the pump and/or boiler.

What is the operating temperature range for the valve?

The operating temperature range is between 5 and 50°C.

Where should I install the valve?

The valve can be plumbed at any angle, but the powerhead should not be below the horizontal level of the pipework. Also, make sure it cannot block any vent or cold feed when closed.

Troubleshooting

Valve does not open or close.

Check the power supply to the valve. Inspect the wiring for any disconnections. Ensure the manual lever is not engaged.

Heating zone not getting warm.

Check if the valve is opening correctly. Inspect for any blockages in the pipework. Verify the pump is functioning.

Valve making unusual noises.

Check for any debris in the valve. Ensure the system is properly bled to remove airlocks. If the noise persists, the valve may need to be replaced.

System won't fill or drain.

Ensure the manual lever is set to fill or drain. Check the water pressure in the system.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Precise control of water flow for efficient heating.
  • Automated operation simplifies system management.
  • Manual override for system filling and draining.
  • Easy maintenance with a replaceable powerhead.
  • Designed for a variety of domestic and light commercial applications.
  • Powerhead replaceable without draining down

Cons

  • Requires a 230V AC power supply.
  • Powerhead should not be below the horizontal level of the pipework.
  • Installation requires some plumbing knowledge.
  • Valve positioning is critical to avoid blocking vents or cold feeds when closed.
  • Specifically designed for small bore domestic central heating systems

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Installation Angle: The valve can be plumbed at any angle, but ensure the powerhead is not below the horizontal level of the pipework.
  2. Valve Positioning: Ensure the valve is positioned where it cannot block any vent or cold feed when closed.
  3. Wiring: Connect the 1m flying lead to a 230V AC power supply.

Compatibility

  • Compatible with iron and copper pipe systems.
  • Suitable for domestic and light commercial central heating systems.

Care

  • Regularly inspect the valve for leaks.
  • Ensure the valve operates smoothly by occasionally using the manual lever.
  • Avoid exposing the valve to extreme temperatures outside the specified range (5 to 50°C).

Price History

DatePrice
Visit shop