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10pcs 1/2 Inch Manual Radiator Air Bleed Valves and 5pcs Blanking Plugs with Threaded Connection and O-Ring Seal
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[Application]: Air vent and blank cap set used to complete radiator installation.[Use]: The vent valve is used above the radiator for exhaust. The cap is used at the end of the radiator to seal and prevent water leaks.[Threaded Connection]: The outer diameter of the thread is 20mm with a 1/2" thread; please confirm the size before purchasing.[Efficient]: Saves energy, reduces radiator system noise, and also reduces corrosion in your water pipes.[Durable Material]: Made of selected stainless steel, anti-corrosion, anti-rust, sturdy and durable, with a rubber O-ring for better sealing performance.Item Descriptions:[Application]: Air vent and blank cap set used to complete radiator installation.-[Use]: The vent valve is used at the top of the radiator for exhaust. The plug is used at the end of the radiator to seal and prevent water leaks.[Threaded Connection]: The outer diameter of the thread is 20mm with a 1/2" thread. Please confirm the size before purchasing.[Effective]: Save energy, reduce radiator system noise, and also reduce corrosion in your water pipes.[Durable Material]: Made of selected stainless steel, anti-corrosion, anti-rust, sturdy and durable, with a rubber O-ring for better sealing performance.[Package]: Includes 5 bleed valves and 5 blanking plugs.Package:5 x 1/2" Manual Bleed Valve5 x Blanking Plug(Note: Other accessories are not included.)Item Specifications:Type: Radiator Bleed ValveThread: 1/2 inchThread Diameter: 20mmMain Material: Stainless Steel, CopperMain Color: Silver
Features
- BrandWOIYIC
- Pcs per pack10
- Pipe thread size1/2" (15x21)
- Height1 cm
- MaterialStainless steel
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How to bleed a radiator
Bleeding your radiators makes them work more efficiently and helps to save you money. An essential part of central heating maintenance, flushing the air out of your heating circuit can lead to pressure loss in the boiler so you may have to rebalance your system. Read on to find out how to bleed your radiators.
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