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What type of valve to balance 1-pipe CH circuit?
I have a mixed 1-pipe and 2-pipe central heating system. The 2-pipe
circuit feeds 2 radiators added by a previous owner. It has been difficult to balance as the 1-pipe circuit hogs all the flow. I have now added a balancing valve to the entire 1-pipe system which seems to do the trick. I only had a 22mm compression service valve to hand, and it is not the best type of valve to make delicate adjustments. My question is, what sort of valve should I be using to balance a domestic heating system? I have found double regulating valves in a web search which look just right, but at over 100 pounds for a 22mm compression valve they are far too expensive for domestic central heating. MJA |
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