Thermostatic radiator valves for NPT threaded radiators - NA Market

Thermostatic valves are typically used for controlling the fluid flow to the radiators of hydronic heating systems. They are composed of two parts: a control head and valve body.

The control contains a liquid filled thermostatic element that automatically controls the opening of the valve to maintain room temperature at the set value. This prevents unwanted room temperature rises, providing considerable energy savings.

The valve body has NPT threaded connections: female threads to connect to the system and union male threads to connect to the radiator. These valves can also be used for isolating and balancing.

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Voce di capitolato

220 series
Thermostatic valve for radiators suitable for thermo-electric and thermostatic control heads. Angled connections for steel pipes 1/2" and 3/4" NPT
female. Radiator connection 1/2" and 3/4" NPT male with tailpiece. Brass body. Chrome plated. Control knob in ABS white RAL 9010. Double seal on
valve control stem with EPDM O-Rings. Maximum working temperature 212°F (100°C). Maximum working pressure 150 psi (10 bar). Provide with code
4490101 manual knob. Combined with 200000 and 201000 control heads certified to UNI EN 215.

221 series
Thermostatic valve for radiators suitable for thermo-electric and thermostatic control heads. Straight connections for steel pipes 1/2" and 3/4" NPT
female. Radiator connection 1/2" and 3/4" NPT male with tailpiece. Brass body. Chrome plated. Control knob in ABS white RAL 9010. Double seal
on valve control stem with EPDM O-Rings. Maximum working temperature 212°F (100°C). Maximum working pressure 150 psi (10 bar). Provide with
code 4490101 manual knob. Combined with 200000 and 201000 control heads certified to UNI EN 215.
PLEASE download from "DOWNLOAD" panel on this page, the Revit Content Instruction Guide, to aid in understanding what is in the Revit family and how to select various available options.