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Universal radiator bleed key: Kit of 2 easy-to-use heating bleed keys, ideal for all radiators - Socket wrench - Water bleeder for heating drain
Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.
Sold by Permu UK
Product information
Description
HIGH-QUALITY KEYS for bleeding radiators: Set of 2 square keys for quick opening and bleeding to increase heating power. 2x heating bleed keys
EASY TO USE: Simply place the key on the valve on the side of the radiator and turn it carefully. For added safety, place a container of water under the appliance.
By bleeding your heating system, you ensure the proper functioning of your radiators. This also helps prevent annoying noises and saves on heating costs.
UNIVERSAL - ALL HEATING SYSTEMS: The high-quality construction of the bleed key allows for easy handling, so air and water escape easily through the bleed valve.
DURABLE MATERIAL: Made of aluminum and steel composite. Durable and unbreakable heating tool. With our universal heating wrench, you no longer need the help of an expert!
EASY TO USE: Simply place the key on the valve on the side of the radiator and turn it carefully. For added safety, place a container of water under the appliance.
By bleeding your heating system, you ensure the proper functioning of your radiators. This also helps prevent annoying noises and saves on heating costs.
UNIVERSAL - ALL HEATING SYSTEMS: The high-quality construction of the bleed key allows for easy handling, so air and water escape easily through the bleed valve.
DURABLE MATERIAL: Made of aluminum and steel composite. Durable and unbreakable heating tool. With our universal heating wrench, you no longer need the help of an expert!
Features
- BrandKZQ
- Connection configurationMale
- Pipe thread size3/8" (12x17)
- Height10 cm
- MaterialSteel
Advice from
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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