Thermostatic Head Comap SENSITY M28 R110000 for radiator valves, M28 thread

Thermostatic Head Comap SENSITY M28 R110000 for radiator valves, M28 thread is a temperature-controlled actuator designed for use with compatible radiator valve bodies. It automatically adjusts the valve opening to maintain the selected room temperature, enabling precise zone control in residential and commercial heating systems. The unit fits valves with an M28 thread and offers straightforward mounting and mechanical setpoint adjustment for day-to-day operation.

Advantages

The thermostatic head provides stable temperature regulation and reduces manual intervention by sensing ambient temperature and modulating valve position. Its compact design and M28 threaded connection allow easy replacement of existing mechanical heads. Built for compatibility with common radiator valves, it supports improved energy efficiency through finer control of heating zones and helps maintain consistent comfort levels without complex configuration.

Suitable for

• Residential radiator heating in apartments and houses
• Small commercial spaces such as offices and retail units
• Room-by-room temperature control and zoning
• Upgrades or replacements of mechanical thermostatic heads with M28 thread

Key specifications

• Connection type: M28 external thread for radiator valve bodies
• Function: Temperature-controlled actuator for modulating valve opening
• Control method: Mechanical setpoint adjustment via rotary dial
• Application: Designed for hot water radiator systems in indoor environments
• Mounting: Direct screw-on installation to compatible valve bodies

How to use

Install the thermostatic head by screwing it onto a compatible radiator valve with an M28 thread until secure. Set the desired room temperature using the rotary dial; the head senses ambient temperature and moves the valve spindle to reach and maintain the chosen setpoint. Regular operation requires no additional tools or configuration. For accurate operation, ensure the head is not obstructed by curtains or furniture and that the room thermostat (if present) is configured to work with individual radiator control.

Usage recommendations

Place the thermostatic head in a position with free airflow for reliable temperature sensing. Avoid installing behind radiators with heavy covers or close to direct heat sources. Periodic visual inspection is recommended to confirm tight mounting and unobstructed movement.