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The temperature control valve is generally used to connect the radiator to control the thermal energy balance of hot water, heating system, and equipment. Solve the problem of unbalanced hydraulic power and thermal energy in the heating system caused by unequal distances between pipelines, differences in heating areas, and differences in pipeline flow resistance and pressure difference.

Product Description

Manual Temperature Control Valve

The Manual Temperature Control Valve Adopts a FIve-layer Sealing Structure, Which Enhances the Service Life of the Valve and Reduces the Probability of Leakage to 0%.

Automatic Temperature Control Valve

The Automatic Temperature Control Valve Automatically Adjusts the Amount of Hot Water Passing Through the Radiator According to the Indoor Temperature.

How the Automatic Temperature Control Valve Works

1

When Indoor Temperature is Low: When the Room Temperature Is Lower Than the Set Temperature Value, the Valve Will Automatically Open (or Gradually Increase), and the Radiator Will Heat the Room Until the Room Temperature Reaches the Set Value.

2

When Indoor Temperature Rises: When the Room Temperature Rises, the Temperature Sensor Will Expand, Causing the Valve to Turn It Down (or Off) Gradually and the Radiator Will Heat Down (or Stop Heating).

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What are the main benefits of the manual temperature control valve's sealing structure?

A1: It features a five-layer sealing structure that significantly enhances the service life of the valve and reduces the probability of leakage to 0%.

Q2: How does the automatic temperature control valve regulate room heating?

A2: It automatically adjusts the amount of hot water passing through the radiator based on the detected indoor temperature.

Q3: What happens when the room temperature falls below the set level?

A3: The valve automatically opens or gradually increases the hot water flow, and the radiator heats the room until the desired temperature is reached.

Q4: How does the automatic valve respond when the room temperature rises?

A4: The internal temperature sensor expands, which causes the valve to gradually turn down or turn off, slowing down or stopping the heating process.

Q5: Does the automatic temperature control valve require manual adjustment to change flow?

A5: No, it operates automatically based on temperature sensor expansion and contraction to maintain the set temperature value.

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