Securpak Brass Radiator Key 2 Pack

Essential Tool for Bleeding Radiators and Improving Home Heating Efficiency

Product Overview

The Securpak Brass Radiator Key Pack of 2 is a reliable and durable solution for maintaining your central heating system. Designed to fit most standard radiator valves, these keys allow you to easily bleed trapped air from radiators, which helps improve heating efficiency and ensures your home stays warm and comfortable.

Crafted from solid brass, these keys offer excellent strength, corrosion resistance, and long-lasting performance. Whether youre a homeowner performing seasonal maintenance or a professional heating engineer, these keys provide a secure grip and smooth operation when turning bleed valves on radiators of all types.

This convenient 2-pack ensures you always have a spare on handideal for storing in toolboxes, utility drawers, or service kits.

Product Specifications

Brand: Securpak

Product Name: Brass Radiator Key

Material: Solid brass

Finish: Polished brass (corrosion-resistant)

Compatibility: Suitable for most standard radiator bleed valves

Pack Quantity: 2 radiator keys

Boxed Weight: 25g

Intended Use: Bleeding air from radiators to restore full heat circulation and efficiency

Key Features and Benefits

Universal Fit

Engineered to fit the vast majority of UK and European radiator bleed valves, including traditional and modern designs.

Solid Brass Construction

Brass is rust-resistant and highly durable, making these keys ideal for long-term use and frequent radiator maintenance.

Improves Heating Efficiency

Bleeding trapped air from radiators ensures they heat evenly, reducing cold spots and boosting energy efficiency in your home.

Comfortable to Use

The T-shaped head provides a firm grip and smooth turning action, even in tight or awkward spaces.

Two-Pack Convenience

Comes with two identical keysideal for keeping one in a toolbox and another in a kitchen drawer, utility room, or service kit.

Common Applications

Bleeding radiators to release trapped air and improve heat distribution

Routine central heating maintenance during seasonal changes

Fixing cold spots in radiators due to air buildup

Essential tool for plumbers, heating engineers, and homeowners

How to Use

Turn Off Heating
Before bleeding, turn off your heating system and allow radiators to cool.

Insert the Key into the Bleed Valve
Locate the small square valve at the top side of the radiator. Insert the brass key and turn it anti-clockwise slowly.

Release the Air
You will hear a hissing sound as air escapes. Hold a cloth beneath the valve to catch any drips.

Close the Valve
When water starts to come out steadily, close the valve by turning the key clockwise.

Check System Pressure
After bleeding, check your boiler pressure and top up if necessary.

Care and Maintenance

Store in a dry place to maintain appearance and performance

Wipe clean after use with a soft cloth

Avoid excessive force to prevent valve damage during use

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Will these keys fit all radiators?
A: They are designed to fit most standard radiator bleed valves used in the UK and Europe. However, some designer radiators may use proprietary keys.

Q2: Can I use this with a pressurised system?
A: Yes, but always turn off the system and allow it to cool before bleeding to avoid injury.

Q3: How often should I bleed my radiators?
A: Its recommended to bleed radiators at least once a year, especially at the start of the heating season.

Q4: Is brass better than plastic radiator keys?
A: Yes. Brass is much more durable and less likely to strip or wear down, especially on stiff or aged valves.

Conclusion

The Securpak Brass Radiator Key 2 Pack is a simple yet essential tool for anyone with a central heating system. Built for durability and ease of use, these solid brass keys help you maintain optimal radiator performance and energy efficiency year-round. Keep one at home and one in your toolbox for quick access whenever your heating system needs a quick fix.