ᐅ How do you call this fitting/valve/cap used to "shut off" a floor heating loop?
Created on: 24 Jan 2021 18:46
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Mbk84
Hello everyone,
I would like to deactivate the underfloor heating loop in the basement hallway for the winter, meaning no water should flow through it. In the long term, using a "clamp" is not an ideal solution 😉 so I would need some kind of "cap" that can be screwed on in a way that the pin is permanently pushed in. How would this be properly done?
Maybe a rather silly question, but I just can’t think of the name or term to search for... 🤨 The thread diameter is about 30mm (1.2 inches), if that’s relevant.
I would like to deactivate the underfloor heating loop in the basement hallway for the winter, meaning no water should flow through it. In the long term, using a "clamp" is not an ideal solution 😉 so I would need some kind of "cap" that can be screwed on in a way that the pin is permanently pushed in. How would this be properly done?
Maybe a rather silly question, but I just can’t think of the name or term to search for... 🤨 The thread diameter is about 30mm (1.2 inches), if that’s relevant.
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Alessandro25 Jan 2021 13:24What you are looking for is called a valve cap.
