Regulatory screwing

Control screwing in heating refers to the use of control valves that are screwed into heating circuits at various points in the system. These valves enable manual or automatic adjustment of the flow of hot water to individual heating circuits, which enables room temperature regulation and more efficient operation of the heating system.

Definition and Use: Regulating screwing in heating is used to adjust the flow of hot water to various heating circuits. Each heating circuit can be individually set to the desired temperature, which makes it possible to adapt the heating to the needs of each room or area. These valves can be controlled manually (by physical screwing) or automatically (with the help of control elements such as thermostats or temperature sensors).

Different types:

Control valves for radiators: These valves are installed directly on the radiators and allow regulation of the flow of hot water into the radiator. They can be equipped with thermostats that react to the temperature in the room and adjust the flow of hot water as needed.

Control valves for underfloor heating: In underfloor heating systems, the control valves are placed near the floor circuits. With the help of these valves, it is possible to set the floor temperature for individual rooms.

Control valves for air curtains: In some cases, control valves are used to control the supply of hot water to air curtains, which are often located in draft openings.

Usage:

Individual temperature control: The control screw allows residents to individually set the temperature in the rooms according to their preferences and comfort.
Energy saving: These valves make it possible to optimize the heating system and minimize energy consumption by allowing unheated rooms to be set at lower temperatures.
Adaptation to seasons and days: Control valves allow you to adapt the heating to the seasons and changing needs during the day.
Overall, the regulation screwing in heating contributes to efficient and comfortable heating of buildings and allows individual residents to have control over the temperature in their premises.