Valves

How to Choose and Properly Use Valves for Plumbing and Heating Systems

Why Are Valves Important in Your System?

Valves play a crucial role in controlling water flow in plumbing and heating systems. They ensure ease of use, safety, and long-lasting performance. Proper valve selection helps save costs and energy in the long run.

How to Choose the Right Valve

For Plumbing and Heating

Ball valves are the best choice for safe and long-lasting flow control.

For Drainage and Sewage

Drain valves prevent water accumulation and pipe blockages.

For Radiators and Heating Systems

Thermostatic and backflow valves allow you to adjust the temperature and improve energy efficiency.

Practical Tips for Valve Installation and Maintenance

Regularly check the valves to avoid leaks.
Choose brass or stainless steel models for longer service life.
Avoid overtightening to prevent damage to the mechanism.

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Available Valve Types

Angle ball valve – Designed for installation under sinks, washbasins, and toilets. Allows easy water flow regulation for plumbing fixtures.
Garden valve – A practical solution for outdoor water supply, ideal for connecting hoses and irrigation systems.
Radiator valve – Used in heating systems to regulate radiator temperature, helping to optimize energy consumption.
Drain ball valve – Perfect for draining heating or plumbing systems efficiently and securely.
Ball valve – A universal and reliable shut-off valve for quick and secure water control.
Combi adapter – A versatile connector for various plumbing installations, ensuring a secure fit.
Polished lock shield valve – A stylish and functional valve used to balance radiators and maintain even heating.
Handle extension – A practical accessory for improving valve accessibility in hard-to-reach places.
Thermostatic radiator valve – Automatically regulates radiator temperature for energy efficiency and comfortable indoor climate control.

Tips for Choosing and Using Valves

Choose high-quality materials – Brass and chrome-plated models offer better corrosion resistance and a longer lifespan.
Regularly check functionality – Open and close the valve occasionally to prevent stiffness and ensure smooth operation.
Use valves according to their purpose – Different models are designed for specific applications, so choose accordingly.
Monitor system pressure – Excessive pressure can affect valve performance; consider installing pressure reducers if needed.