Radiator Valve

A radiator valve in a transformer is a valve used to control the flow of transformer oil between the transformer's main tank and the cooling radiators. These valves are crucial for isolating radiators during maintenance or replacement without needing to drain the entire transformer. 
Key Feature:
A Transformer Radiator Valve is used to control the flow of transformer oil through the radiator, helping to regulate the cooling process.
It allows for easy isolation and maintenance of the radiator without draining the entire transformer oil.
Typically features a durable construction, capable of withstanding high pressures and temperatures associated with transformer operations.
Essential for maintaining optimal transformer temperature and ensuring efficient heat dissipation to prevent overheating.