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anyone suggest the brand of a trv i have encountered today, its in a house where all of the tops have been knicked!!

the matching lock shield have a slotted brass screw on the top to turn them on and also have the trv cap threads on them, they are very much like the trv side valves.

long shot by the description but any ideas then i can google em.
thanks.
 
Pic ??
 
BSS do a lock shield operated by an Allen key .....not sure of the range but paired with trv
What about Danfoss.......
Good luck regards Turnpin:smile5:
 
nah, no pic it was an after thought when i left after ballancing rads.
its a landlords of mine i told him the heads were missing so you know what the next call from him will be......
 
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