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Scott_D

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What are the best zone valves in your opinion?
I mostly fit honeywell but as prices creep up I am thinking are they any better than danfoss, drayton EPH?
 
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Honeywell or Drayton some people say eph are ok but haven’t tried as no one stocks them locally
 
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If there from unvented components then there real ;) only down the road from me
 
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scott_d said:
Its not but they are actually cheaper again - under £50 for 22mm.
I will place an order
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Yep they just come in oem boxes like you get with cylinders etc but fully gen Honeywell’s
 
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I've always used Honeywell's.
Mainly because you can remove the motor without removing the valve.
You don't have to drain down to replace the whole valve if only the motor is faulty.
Mind you - replaced plenty of Honeywell motors.
 
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www.ebay.co.uk

Honeywell 2 port valve 22mm X 10 | eBay

<body><p>10 x Honeywell 2 port valves 22mm. </p><p>Brand new as per photos. </p><p>Price includes Parcelforce 48 delivery. </p><p>£350 - No offers. </p></body>
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Too many Scott ?
 
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