19 new TRVs needed. Which?

[michael fearn]

I Need to fit 19 new TRVs on my system as the old ones are pretty shot. Some are alot newer on the lower floor but I think it's best to fit all new TRVs and Locks.

Which TRV would you guys go for. I want something decent and reliable. Happy to spend upto around 20 a set.

Drayton 4 come up alot on search.

Thanks. Mike

 

[chris watkins]

Danfoss
Personal I would never buy another Drayton in my life after having Mk 1, 2, 3 & 4's (as you can see I am a quick learner) they just look nice whereas Danfoss work.

 

[Tony]

will preferred DRAYTON.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Danfoss ras c2

 

[Rob Foster]

If you are in a hard water area
Danfoss rock up, Drayton are the neatest in my opinion
To be quite honest trv valves suck, intermediate technology
You are better off with temp sensors and zone valves, trv close and make the pump push against closed valves ...uck

We have a new innovative solution ready mid 2019

Rob Foster aka centralheatking

 

[AMGasServices]

Honeywell trvs a good piece of kit designed to last.

 

[Rob Foster]

Honeywell trvs a good piece of kit designed to last.

I agree Honeywell are a very good worldwide company their products are well engineered , I know OEM. Uk, And Eire for Honeywell and trade with them
However protocol on UKPF prevents me from promoting the products I am involved with
Rob Foster aka centralheatking

 

[townfanjon]

+ 1 for the Honeywells

 

[king of pipes]

Honeywell is my recommendation you dont get the water turbulence noise as they close down and look good . Kop

 

[AWheating]

which honeywell are you guys using. we had to stop using them after alot of complaints about noise/ vibrations. They have def reduced the quality of the contract range.

i prefer danfos valves but most decent brands last as good as the next.

 

[Chalked]

Danfoss

 

[king of pipes]

which honeywell are you guys using. we had to stop using them after alot of complaints about noise/ vibrations. They have def reduced the quality of the contract range.

i prefer danfos valves but most decent brands last as good as the next.

Dont use the contract version bud these ones below . Kop

 

[michael fearn]

Thank you all for your help. Much appreciated .

 

[sammathias]

Danfoss

 

[AWheating]

i think we have had problems with thoses as well. i may be wrong. as with most manufacturers product quality has dropped, honeywell included.

 

[king of pipes]

Fitted hundreds of em bud never had any issues , must admit I have danfoss fitted on my own rads but only as got em on a deal. Kop

 

[Welder]

Danfoss, Danfoss, Danfoss oh and Danfoss

 

[MOSSEP]

Another Danfos Ras-C2 fan here!

 

[Ben-gee]

Another one for danfoss ras -c2, or if you want it to look a bit “posh”, go for ras-d2

 

[Harvest Fields]

Another for Honeywell look at the Valencia kits

 

[Plumberson]

We normally use altecnic trv’s when doing new installs or changing rads.

Have not had any issues to date or complaints from clients.

 

[Ric2013]

To be quite honest trv valves suck, intermediate technology
You are better off with temp sensors and zone valves, trv close and make the pump push against closed valves ...uck

Agree with your first point, but proportional pressure pumps work well with TRVs so not such a big deal as with fixed speed pumps. Plus while I put a multizone system in my old house and it worked beautifully, it will cost more and be a lot more work than simply replacing TRVs.

That said, there are systems which use wireless controls in place of conventional TRVs that can call back to the boiler for heat which the OP might do well to consider.