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Yes understand that but as mine appears to be on the hot side would it tend to cut off early? Stat mounted vertically? Then rad tend to be cooler?not with modern rad valves as normally they are bi-directional so can fit on flow or return, but check first
Yes understand that but as mine appears to be on the hot side would it tend to cut off early? Stat mounted vertically? Then rad tend to be cooler?
The LS valve can be on the flow or return; all it is doing is setting the max flow through the rad. What goes in is the same as what comes out, so which side the LS valve is doesn't matter.Main reason to be on the flow is the lock shield on the return is needed to be used to balanced the system. Cheers kop
The LS valve can be on the flow or return; all it is doing is setting the max flow through the rad. What goes in is the same as what comes out, so which side the LS valve is doesn't matter.
But non-bi TRVs can be put on either end provided the arrow on TRV points in the direction of flow. On one end the head will be vertical; on the other end it will be horizontal.Yes but trv like to be on the flow unles bi
But non-bi TRVs can be put on either end provided the arrow on TRV points in the direction of flow. On one end the head will be vertical; on the other end it will be horizontal.
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