2. Remove the old valve Before you can install a new TRV, you need to remove the old valve - whether that be a normal valve or an older thermostatic radiator valve that has seen better days.

Netatmo’s Smart Thermostat and Smart Radiator Valves allow users to save 37% of energy to heat their home [1]. Netatmo’s Smart Thermostat sets a program to reflect the users’ habits.

More crucially, the Netatmo thermostat and valves are only designed to work with European heating systems, so even if you’ve got a heating setup that can work with it, US homeowners are out of ...

Whether it be replacing radiator valves or replacing cars. I imagine the windows of your home are already double-glazed, or else they would probably have shown up on your "audit".

Essentially, all a smart radiator thermostat does is automate this process. But it can get a lot cleverer than that. Because of the smart tech built into each valve, they can be set up to respond ...

As the vacuum builds in the cooling system, the second function of the two-way check valve comes into play. At a predetermined vacuum, the radiator cap allows coolant to be sucked from the ...

Q Having read your very interesting views about boilers and radiators, I am not clear on one point. If you recommend leaving thermostatic radiator valves fully open, why are they installed in the ...

You can use the Smart Radiator Valves as part of a fully Tado-equipped system, adding individual room control to the overall heat management of the company's Smart Thermostat, but you don't ...

Researchers from Salford University have unveiled findings that suggest hooking up a Thermostatic Radiator Valve (TRV) might carve out savings of up to 42% from gas costs. Figures from the ...