How To Change A TRV Radiator Valve In Two Minutes Without Draining Down The Heating

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

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  • @mrbaza8793
    @mrbaza8793 3 года назад +2

    Great tool 🔧 thanks for uploading Allen. What's the tools kit name .... 🤔

  • @chrisb4009
    @chrisb4009 3 года назад +1

    What happened to the water in the unit when you removed it? Surly the cavity of the device is full of water?

  • @COYBIG1967
    @COYBIG1967 3 года назад +8

    What kind of sorcery is this, He’s a witch I tell you a witch 🤣🤣

    • @lizardboy0802
      @lizardboy0802 3 года назад

      The dark side is strong in me...🤣

  • @antoniogalluccio4213
    @antoniogalluccio4213 3 года назад +1

    Link to this please

  • @allanwesthead8976
    @allanwesthead8976 3 года назад

    it's well and good if you have the extractor tools to do the job ??

  • @marksavill367
    @marksavill367 3 года назад +5

    Seen that before but forgotten what's it's called. I now want one 😂

  • @davidceredig-evans8772
    @davidceredig-evans8772 3 года назад +2

    Seen them before. Would be nice if adaptors were available for different makes of trv. Thanks again, for posting.

  • @gatsu118
    @gatsu118 3 года назад +4

    It's a cool idea, but the "IMI TRV Insert Removal Tool" can only be used on a TRV valve body that has an insert with a 19mm hexagonal nut/shoulder, such as IMI, Altecnic, and Honeywell Valencia. Would be good if they could make adapters so it works with other valves too.
    Probably more beneficial to commercial workers who know which type of valves are used in the buildings they manage.

  • @Mzungu_matt
    @Mzungu_matt 2 года назад

    What is that tool called?

  • @B1cam
    @B1cam 3 года назад +2

    I see that tool on a Honeywell training course back in 2008. I remember them being expensive at the time. I think it only did Honeywell valves and one other brand. Possibly Drayton. Other than that it’s a drain down or snatch job.

    • @vasiltop
      @vasiltop 3 года назад

      Здравейте,колеги тука в България сменяме термовентили от 2000 година и тази технология се използва отдавна.Но е само за определено марки.Реално тези вентили са много добри и не дават дефекти само пп някога ако не се ползват редовно блокира иглата.След издърпване нагоре отново тръгва.Поздрави.

  • @billpang4797
    @billpang4797 3 года назад

    Need to find out where you get one

  • @paulsteventon9295
    @paulsteventon9295 3 года назад +7

    Is that a Rolex😂

  • @methanoid
    @methanoid 3 года назад

    Thanks Allen - I'm onto my plumber now to ask if he has such a tool - love your videos :-)

  • @ratchriat1716
    @ratchriat1716 3 года назад +1

    that's a good if you are a plumber so you can use it more often not for a diyer enjoyed the video.

  • @rogerford30
    @rogerford30 3 года назад +1

    Magic maybe you could do a video on how that gadget works.👍

  • @phasedout6769
    @phasedout6769 3 года назад +2

    Shame they dont do all valve types. If it did, it would be an absolute game changer. Cracking bit of kit though

  • @tigerick7291
    @tigerick7291 3 года назад +1

    Interesting. Surely not all makes and models are interchangeable, or are they?

  • @mohammedkhalil6163
    @mohammedkhalil6163 3 года назад

    Hi Allen good to see you very nice

  • @Durk2007
    @Durk2007 3 года назад

    It's a Herz trv head removal tool. I work in a hospital and was shown this a while ago. They specific to the make of trv. It's not a one tool does everything job.

  • @rocketman246
    @rocketman246 3 года назад

    Good one Allen

  • @littlezen7816
    @littlezen7816 3 года назад +1

    Not sure that special tool is so necessary as this guy took out a TRV core without draining a pressurised system and used no special tools ruclips.net/video/h8dDmn-bzFs/видео.html
    Not sure where to even buy TRV cores so this must be a specialist tool for specific TRV installations not run of the mill domestic installations.

  • @johnburns4017
    @johnburns4017 3 года назад

    Yep, more info needed.

  • @smalik695
    @smalik695 3 года назад

    Very nice 👍🏼

  • @veronicahart450
    @veronicahart450 3 года назад

    Very good

  • @efrygasservices6169
    @efrygasservices6169 3 года назад +1

    Damn it..... now I’m spending more money on tools 😂😂😂

  • @yensabi
    @yensabi 3 года назад

    Nice one , but i dont think it would fit cheaper domestic valves as it looks manufacturer specific for the expensive commercial valves.....
    Cheers mate.....

  • @chazwalker7156
    @chazwalker7156 3 года назад +1

    Hmmmm (note to self - home DIY anorak) must fit shutoff valves to all radiator tails 🤔

    • @AllenHart999
      @AllenHart999  3 года назад +1

      Thanks very much for your comment, please consider subscribing to support the channel 🙂

    • @chazwalker7156
      @chazwalker7156 3 года назад

      @@AllenHart999 Already Subbed Allen, long time ago; fantastic channel - cheers 👍

  • @mohammedkhalil6163
    @mohammedkhalil6163 3 года назад

    Hi Allen good to see you o

  • @tomstrutton4351
    @tomstrutton4351 3 года назад +1

    20 odd years doing this and I’ve never seen that

  • @antoniogalluccio4213
    @antoniogalluccio4213 3 года назад

    In other video they show that you can only get the cartridge fro. Another trv: ruclips.net/video/_qfXIaDsKnk/видео.html

  • @kennethwjjones
    @kennethwjjones 2 года назад +1

    Definitely no good for the DIYr like me. Most of us don't have tools like that.

  • @AllenHart999
    @AllenHart999  3 года назад

    theintergasshop.co.uk/imi-hydronic-engineering/1201-imi-hydronic-trv-insert-removal-tool-9721-00000-4024052298914.html?fbclid=IwAR0VRnpj2mUw2_jiLRs8cEiEna3Cw2I0_41NAMrDxKx7S2AbzVEihemKnkA

  • @MrCamohoj
    @MrCamohoj 3 года назад

    Good bit of kit but not for us more mortals 👍

  • @vanessaredman7625
    @vanessaredman7625 7 месяцев назад

    Okay if you have the extractor, shut of tool. The angle of view would have been better, from the right, surely, because too much obscurity ... Especially from a first timer ...

  • @robdegoyim4023
    @robdegoyim4023 3 года назад +2

    Didn't learn anything from that tbh

  • @smalik695
    @smalik695 3 года назад +1

    Didn’t understand anything

  • @za-ne2dz
    @za-ne2dz 3 года назад

    I think the products made by a company called Imi

  • @SuperWayneyb
    @SuperWayneyb 3 года назад

    👍🤓👍

  • @redginrai664
    @redginrai664 3 года назад

    IMI Insert removal servicing tool 9721-00.000
    I think this is it or similar...

  • @brianbotterill5820
    @brianbotterill5820 2 года назад

    Sorry to say ,poor camera angle, couldn't see very well what you were doing! obviously a special gadget and not for a DIY amateurs.

  • @victor-hn1bh
    @victor-hn1bh 3 года назад +1

    to many different valve sizes out their, imperial and metric, plus more money in drain down when your on hourly rate. fine if valves are all honeywell which there not. If it doesnt work your stuffed

    • @cliveramsbotty6077
      @cliveramsbotty6077 3 года назад

      if you have a site with a hundred rads all with the same type of trv it's worth forking out for the tool for that size and leaving it on site with a few spare cores.

    • @victor-hn1bh
      @victor-hn1bh 3 года назад

      @@cliveramsbotty6077 agreed
      but still plenty of money in drain down or bung,

  • @Heatingandplumbing1
    @Heatingandplumbing1 3 года назад

    Imi and honeywell sell em

  • @mcallister8893
    @mcallister8893 3 года назад

    imi insert removal tool about £100