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Fitting TRV's on an old and poorly maintained system

danjo-xx · 2020-09-01 19:26:13

Are they likely to be too sensitive and give nothing but problems on an old system, would it be better to stick with ordinary radiator valves till ready to upgrade the whole system.

01-09-2020 7:26pm

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Are they likely to be too sensitive and give nothing but problems on an old system, would it be better to stick with ordinary radiator valves till ready to upgrade the whole system.

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danjo-xx wrote: »

Are they likely to be too sensitive and give nothing but problems on an old system, would it be better to stick with ordinary radiator valves till ready to upgrade the whole system.

Depends on how clean the system is, your better off spending money on making sure the system is clean and get a magnetic filter if you don’t have one

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