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Talus - Radiator Bleed Valve & Blanking Plug Anthracite
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Description
Keep heat circulating effectively with the right bleed valve
Designed for the two upper connections on a radiator or towel rail, this Talus set combines a bleed valve for releasing trapped air with a blanking plug for securely closing the opposite side. Keeping air out of the system helps the radiator warm more evenly and operate as intended.
Why choose this bleed valve set?
- Reduce cold spots caused by trapped air: Letting trapped air escape can correct the uneven heating that occurs when air collects inside the radiator.
- Support more efficient radiator operation: Removing trapped air helps the radiator use its heated water more effectively, which can reduce avoidable energy waste when air pockets are restricting performance.
- Make routine radiator bleeding straightforward: The valve creates an accessible point at the top of the radiator for releasing air during routine heating-system maintenance.
- Get the matching blanking plug in the same set: A matching blanking plug is supplied for the opposite top connection, helping keep the radiator sealed once the fittings are installed.
- Keep the visible fittings consistent: Anthracite keeps the visible bleed point understated on darker radiator installations while still looking deliberately matched.
- Get extra reassurance from the guarantee: A 5-year guarantee provides added reassurance for this regularly used radiator fitting.
What's included
- 1 x Radiator bleed valve
- 1 x Matching blanking plug
Key technical details
- Connection: 1/2
Features
- BrandUK RADIATORS
- Warranty5 year(s)
- Pcs per pack2
- Pipe thread size3/4" (20x27)
- Height1.4 cm
- MaterialBrass
- Weight50 g
- Compatible equipment typeRadiator
- ManoMano ReferenceME97834823
- MMID588436135758
- Product codeBVP-1/2-A
- EAN5056675403474
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