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Hiya lads as d title above suggests I'm looking for a good quality bi flow gb trv.
It must have a long body. The one I'm taking out is approx 45mm from centre of rad connection to bottom of valve.
Original installer fitted a load of valves in building back t front.
Original TRVs much longer than lock shield valves so it'd mean a lot of cutting and screwing in offices if I was just gonna swap em round.
I usually use a Pegler gb valve for bi flow buts it's body is too short.
Any suggestions would be appreciated
 
Danfoss ras c2 and extend the tail if too short
 
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