Thermostatic valve

A thermostatic valve is a device that regulates the flow of hot water to a radiator or other heat exchanger in a central heating system. Its main function is to maintain a constant temperature in the room and adjust the supplied heat according to the current air temperature.

How the thermostatic valve works: The thermostatic valve is equipped with a temperature sensor that responds to changes in the air temperature in the room. When the temperature rises above the set value, the sensor triggers the closing of the valve and reduces the supply of hot water to the radiator. On the contrary, if the temperature drops below the set value, the sensor opens the valve and allows the supply of hot water to the radiator. In this way, the thermostatic valve maintains a constant temperature in the room.

Use of thermostatic valves: Thermostatic valves are used in central heating systems to regulate the temperature in individual rooms. They are very useful in homes, offices, schools, hospitals and other buildings where individual temperature settings in individual rooms are required.

Advantages of using thermostatic valves:

Energy saving: Thermostatic valves enable precise temperature regulation in rooms, which leads to energy savings and reduced heating costs.

Comfort: They enable individual temperature settings in individual rooms according to the needs and preferences of users.

Automatic regulation: The thermostatic valve automatically adjusts the supplied heat according to the current air temperature, which guarantees a stable and comfortable temperature in the room.

Overheating protection: If the room temperature rises above a certain value, the thermostatic valve closes the hot water supply, preventing the room from overheating.

Overall, the thermostatic valve is an important element in the heating system that improves the comfort and efficiency of heating, while also contributing to energy saving and environmental protection.