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Set of 3 radiator bleed keys, zinc alloy, square and triangular holes, for central heating

£31.54
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Product information

Description

Material: Zinc Alloy

Quantity: 3 pieces

Square hole dimensions: 5 x 5 mm

Overall square dimensions: 25 x 23 mm

Triangular hole dimensions: 9 mm

Overall triangular dimensions: 52 x 38 mm This radiator bleed key set is designed for maintaining your central heating system. Made from zinc alloy, this bleed key ensures optimal durability during maintenance. The tool allows you to remove air from radiators to restore efficient heat flow throughout the home. Its compact shape makes it easy to store and access hard-to-reach valves. Check the dimensions before purchasing to ensure compatibility with your equipment.

Technical Specifications: This set includes three zinc alloy keys with a 5mm square hole and a 9mm triangular hole to fit various radiator valve configurations found in homes.

Compatibility and accessories: This universal bleed key is suitable for most heating systems, including older and modern models, simplifying maintenance without the need for complex additional tools. Installation and use: The robust shape provides an easy grip for efficiently bleeding radiators, eliminating annoying noises and quickly improving the heating efficiency of your home. Other information: Each key has a convenient hanging hole for easy storage on a keyring, preventing the loss of this essential tool for regular winter maintenance. Precautions for use: Please measure the dimensions of your valves before ordering as variations exist. Actual colors may differ slightly from the images depending on your screen lighting.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Material
    Zinc
  • Compatible equipment type
    Radiator
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME229884867
  • MMID
    785891869898
  • Product code
    LINM-82864
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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.
How to bleed a radiator
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