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West Commodore Traditional Angled Manual Radiator Valve and Lockshield - Satin Nickel

Name: West Commodore Traditional Angled Manual Radiator Valve and Lockshield - Satin Nickel
Brand: WEST
SKU: COM-AG-SN
Price: 114.95 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

Features and Benefits:

Traditional manual radiator valve pair
Manufactured from high-quality material and is extremely durable for long-term use
Solid brass construction
Comes in attractive Satin Nickel finish
Compression Inlet(s) 15mm
Threaded Inlet(s) 3/4'' BSPP - Female
Radiator Coupler 1/2" BSPT - Male
One wheel head and one lockshield
Black (real wood) wheel-head handle
Valves are installed on the flow rather than the return pipework of a radiator
Used in conjunction with a system automatic bypass valve
This valve can be installed on either the flow or return in any orientation
System automatic bypass valves are a specific building regulation requirement for all new installations and boiler upgrades

Important Information:

Supplied with 6 year guarantee from the manufacturer

Radiator Valves Type	Manual
Position	Angled
Radiator Valve Connection Size	1/2 BSP
Radiator Valve Pipe Size	15mm
Radiator Valve Height	170mm
Radiator Valve Width	100mm
Radiator Valve Depth	70mm
Handle Type	Wheel Head
Brand	West Radiators
Collection	Commodore
Material	Brass
Colour	Satin Nickel
Style	Traditional
Market	Domestic
Weight	1.24 Kg
EAN Barcode	0763769986861
Manufacturer Part Number(s)	COM-AG-SN

Features

Brand
WEST
Material
Brass
Pipe thread size
1/2" (15x21)
Height
160 mm
Body material
Metal
Weight
1.1 kg
Valve category
Shut-off valve
Valve use
Radiator
ManoMano Reference
ME54522593
MMID
458679331418
Product code
COM-AG-SN
EAN
0763769986861

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