Do I need to turn off the valve at home after stopping heating?

After the heating company stops heating, it will empty the heating pipeline. If the valve in your house is closed, there will be water in the radiator and pipeline, which will cause corrosion to the radiator and pipeline. The heating in each home is connected to the main dispatching room. After the main dispatching room is shut down, they still have a lot of work to do, and post-maintenance is a big job.

After the heating is stopped, the floor heating valve at home does not need to be closed. Because the main valve has been closed by the property, the whole heating system has stopped, and the water flow can't be maintained. There is no need to turn off the floor heating valve at home. Moreover, at the beginning of the second year of heating trial operation, it is likely that there is gas residue in the pipeline because the valve is not opened in time, which leads to the unsmooth system and affects the normal heating.

In addition, the valve at home is always open and closed, which is easy to cause valve damage and is more troublesome to replace. The master valve outside is maintained by property management, so try to close the master valve in the corridor during heating isolation. If the main valve is broken, it belongs to property maintenance, and if the indoor valve is broken, it belongs to self-maintenance.

Of course, if you have to turn it off, you can. Close the return valve and leave the inlet valve open. If both valves are closed, they will not be used for more than half a year to prevent the pipeline from expanding with heat and contracting with cold, thus damaging the valves.

Do I need to close the valve one day in advance before stopping the heating? All the contents of the order to close the valve automatically after stopping heating are sorted out here for you. Finally, remind everyone that after stopping heating, thoroughly clean the heating equipment and check whether the heating equipment leaks.