Honeywell 13019 , Inc. 3/4 inch Two-Position Normally Closed Zone Valve, NPT, 3.5 Cv

24V 2-WAY ZONE VALVE (3/4" NPT. NC

Pain: Most American homes have a central heating system. When it comes to controlling the temperature throughout the whole house, that’s what a zone valve is for. It lets you decide in which zones you want to keep the heat. Agitate: But zone valves can be troublesome because they may fail to operate correctly, leak, or do not allow enough heat to circulate through zones in which there are no occupants. Solution: Honeywell 13019, Inc. 2-way zone valve, 3/4 NPT normally closes for 24V low voltage systems meets and even exceeds the expectations of all residential consumers with its innovative design and features.

Pain: Finding a trustworthy supplier to replace a broken zone valve is harder than you’d imagine. Agitate: Then add the time it takes to find the right part – only after you’ve found the manufacturer and get the part number. Solution: We’re Honeywell, we make valves, controls, and many other essential components that keep your buildings safe and running efficiently. Our experts can help you find what you need quickly. Whether you’re working with us on a new construction project or upgrading an existing system, we’ll make sure you receive the product you need when and how you need it, so your job gets done right.

Pain: Are you a plumber, or do you know one? If so, then you know that replacing a two-position zone valve can be an expensive undertaking. Agitate: First, you have to break the concrete to get at the valve. Then you have to replace the valve itself, make sure it’s level and try not to drip any water during installation. Solution: The Honeywell 13019 is easy to install - no concrete breaking required! Simply cut out the existing insert, screw in a new Honeywell zone valve and put the insert back into place in just half an hour! 4

Pain: You want to have control of your valves. And this valve is no different. Agitate: To be able to do this job quickly and accurately, you need a zone valve that’s simple to install. Solution: This Honeywell’s Quality Zone Valve is made with your efficiency in mind. The valve offers high performance and reliability. So you can get back to your day-to-day work, secure in the knowledge your valves are working as they should.

Pain: The plumber should have known better. Everything was there ready and waiting to be installed. But then, disaster struck when the zone valve just wouldn’t work – even with the power back online. Everyone in the office had a suspicion that the plumber had made a silly mistake. Everyone except him, that is. Agitate: What happened next was worse than the plumber’s mistake. They called on a heating engineer to sort out the issue. Finally, after several hours they stumbled on the solution. Or rather, Honeywell engineers did . Solution: Avoid making mistakes when installing your zone valve with this quick guide from Honeywell.

Pain: Your zone valves are too unreliable. No one knows when they are going to fail. This is causing expensive downtime with high costs for repairs. Agitate: Do you know what zone valves you have? Are there any zones that are not controlled by your existing system? Solution: HONEYWELL ZONE CONTROLS TECHNOLOGY CAN HELP. We'll enable you to make more informed decisions for a lower cost of ownership, including the most reliable zone valves on the market.

Pain: With two conventional zone valves, it can be difficult for you to change the temperature settings in each room. You’ll need to turn off both zone valves just to turn on one of them. This setup makes it hard to control the air conditioning for different rooms. It also makes it impossible to control the heating system separately or individually. Agitate: Solution: