Eastbrook Matt White Angled TRV Radiator Valves

White Angled Thermostatic Radiator Valves by Eastbrook

Eastbrook thermostatic radiator valves (TRV's) are self regulating temperature control valves which can sense the temperature in a room and adjust the temperature of the radiator to the chosen heat setting. This allows you to control the temperature of each room easily. Since they shut off when the desired temperature is reached they can reduce your energy usage and help you save money!

Radiator Valve - Features

• Finish: Matt White
• Material: Brass
• Type: Angled Valve
• Operation: TRV Temperature Control Valve
• Connections: UK Standard 15mm

Radiator Valve - Additional Information

• Valves supplied as a pair
• Compatible with radiators and towel rails
• Supplied with a 2 year guarantee
• TRV valves help reduce energy bills
• Controls individual radiators to allow varying comfort levels throughout the home
• Reversible tail piece facilitates vertical or horizontal installation
• These valves are bi-directional

Guide to Radiator Valve Types - Homesupply

When selecting your radiator valve, start by checking the location of your pipework and the position of the inlets on your radiator or towel rail. Once you know these details, refer to the images and information below to help you choose the right valve for your setup. We've listed the valve types along with the different ways they can be installed.

Angled Valves Suitable when the radiator connections are at the side, with pipework from the floor or wall. Also suitable for bottom connections with pipework from the wall.

Corner Valves Suitable for side connections with pipework from the wall, or bottom connections with pipework from the wall.

Straight Valves Suitable for bottom connections with pipework coming up from the floor.

Twin Thermostatic Valves Angled twin valves suit bottom connections with pipework from the wall. Straight twin valves suit bottom connections with pipework from the floor.

Dual Fuel Valves Suitable for bottom connections with pipework from the wall, allowing an electric element to enter vertically into the towel rail.