Connection kit Comap angular version with cone fittings and thermostatic head (model 965W5-34)

The Connection kit Comap angular version with cone fittings and thermostatic head (model 965W5-34) is an angled radiator or heating circuit connection module designed for installation in hot water heating systems. The kit combines mechanical cone fittings for secure pipe connections with an integrated thermostatic head for local temperature regulation. It provides a compact solution where space constraints or angular piping require a right-angle connection while maintaining flow control and adjustment at the radiator connection point.

Advantages

The angular connection module integrates cone fittings that ensure a sealed mechanical joint without the need for additional adapters, and the thermostatic head allows setpoint temperature control directly at the radiator. The compact geometry reduces protrusion from the wall and simplifies alignment in tight installation spaces. Materials and design focus on reliable hydraulic performance and straightforward assembly for both new installations and replacements.

Suitable for

• Angled radiator connections in residential and light commercial hot water heating systems
• Retrofit or replacement of existing straight or angled valves when space is limited
• Applications requiring local temperature control at individual radiators

Key specifications

• Angular connection configuration suitable for right-angle installations
• Cone fittings for mechanical, compression-style pipe connection
• Integrated thermostatic head for temperature regulation at the connection point
• Compact form factor to reduce wall clearance and visual projection
• Designed for use with hot water heating systems and radiator circuits

How to use

Install the angular connection kit on the supply or return pipe of the radiator according to standard plumbing and heating practice. Prepare and cut pipes squarely, slide the cone fittings into position and tighten the compression connections to the manufacturer’s recommended torque to achieve a leak-free seal. Mount the thermostatic head onto the valve spindle after flushing and pressure testing the system. Set the desired temperature directly on the thermostatic head to control flow to the radiator based on local room temperature.

Usage recommendations

Ensure the heating system is drained and depressurised before installation. After installation, perform a pressure test and a system flush to remove debris. Use compatible pipe materials and dimensions as commonly used in hot water radiator installations, and consult local codes or a qualified heating professional if uncertain about connection types or torque settings.