Connection set angled for heating systems Comap VKO 60120000003 with nipples and thermostatic head

The Comap VKO angled connection set with nipples and a thermostatic head is a preassembled valve solution designed for radiator and compact wall-mounted heating installations that require an angled connection. This set integrates an angled valve body, connection nipples and a thermostatic control head to regulate flow to radiators and simplify installation of thermostatic radiator valves. The assembled configuration reduces installation time and ensures consistent alignment and reliable operation within typical domestic and light-commercial heating systems.

Advantages

The Comap VKO angled connection set arrives preassembled with connection nipples and a thermostatic head, reducing the number of separate components installers must handle. Its angled geometry allows neat installation where space is limited or pipe runs require a change in direction. The thermostatic head provides automatic temperature regulation at the radiator, delivering stable room-temperature control without manual valve adjustments. Durable materials and factory assembly improve leak resistance and reduce fitting errors compared with individually assembled kits.

Suitable for

• Domestic radiators with angled inlet/outlet requirements
• Compact wall-mounted radiators and convectors
• Replacement or upgrade of existing radiator valves to thermostatic control
• New heating installations where preassembled valve sets speed up commissioning

Key specifications

• Angled valve configuration for 90° directional change
• Includes connection nipples for secure pipe-to-valve joints
• Thermostatic control head for automatic temperature regulation
• Preassembled set to simplify installation and alignment
• Suitable for typical domestic and light-commercial heating systems

How to use

Install the Comap VKO angled connection set in place of an existing radiator valve or as the chosen valve during new installation. Shut off the heating system and drain the local section before removing the old valve or preparing pipe ends. Fit the connection nipples to the pipework according to the installer’s standard practice, position the angled valve body and tighten connections to the recommended torque. Refill and vent the radiator, then set the thermostatic head to the desired room temperature setting. Check for leaks and proper thermostatic operation during the initial heat-up cycle.

Usage recommendations

Use with compatible radiator connections and follow applicable local plumbing and heating codes. For optimal performance, perform flushing and commissioning of the heating circuit before installing thermostatic valves, and ensure the thermostatic head has sufficient clearance from obstructions to sense room temperature accurately.