Warmflow Pressure Relief Valve Prv 3Bar 2132

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Warmflow Pressure Relief Valve (PRV) – 3 Bar – Part Number 2132
Essential Safety Component for Warmflow Sealed System Boilers

Product Summary

The Warmflow 3 Bar Pressure Relief Valve (PRV) – 2132 is a critical safety device designed to protect Warmflow sealed system boilers from dangerous overpressure. When system pressure exceeds 3 bar, the PRV automatically releases excess water to prevent damage to the boiler, pipework, and associated components.

Whether you’re conducting routine maintenance or replacing a faulty valve, this genuine Warmflow part ensures optimal safety and long-lasting reliability.

Key Features

• 3 Bar release pressure — ideal for Warmflow sealed systems

• Prevents system overpressure and protects key components

• Genuine Warmflow part — ensures correct fit and reliable operation

• 15mm compression fitting for straightforward installation

• Suitable for both routine maintenance and emergency replacements

• Discharges excess water to a safe outlet point when pressure is too high

Compatible Boiler Models

The Warmflow PRV 2132 is suitable for use in a wide range of Warmflow sealed system and combi boilers, including:

• Warmflow Agentis Sealed System (Internal & External)

• Warmflow Agentis Combi (Internal & External)

• Warmflow U-SERIES & K-SERIES sealed systems

• Warmflow Kabin Pak Boilers

Always check the product manual or consult a heating engineer to confirm compatibility with your model.

When to Replace the Pressure Relief Valve

• When the PRV is leaking from the discharge pipe even under normal pressure

• If the valve is corroded, damaged, or seized

• As part of an annual boiler service

• After a pressure-related system fault or pressure spike

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: Warmflow

• Part Number: 2132

• Pressure Setting: 3 Bar

• Connection Type: 15mm compression

• Material: Corrosion-resistant brass body

• Application: Sealed central heating systems