Where does the copper that is drilled out go?

Interpretation please. Then I can understand what it is you are trying to tell us.

Does the cutter retain the coupon, and what about the chips ?

How would i change to those in a system in use? When i screw the old one off i assume water is gonna come out. Is it enough to turn of the circulation pump?

Anyone used this

Great exploding diagrams - wish there were more like that! High standard.

I have used these for a few years, most impressed. Even tho it is still possible to buy the "c" variation, with the replacement cartridge, I have never been able to find the replacements. Typically I end up just buying new. ALADDIN AUTOVENT HV30C CARTRIDGE - not well stocked at all, even using your website to look at stockists. I live in the UK, Screwfix, Toolstation, Amazon etc. It seems wasteful having to change these if you had the c variant wit ha replacement cartridge designed to avoid that.

Where can I buy one for 22mm pipe

Where can I buy

Where Can I Bay one?

Here is my tale of woe with this product. I have a particular problem with my heating system. The clown who installed it years before I arrived had a T junction from one of the radiator pipes. It was cut and the pipe was crushed shut and soldered. Yes, this was not a professional. Anyhoo, the soldered end started to leak and so after watching dozens of videos on cutting off water to a live pipe, the Aladin Easyfit isolator was the obvious choice. There is a six-inch gap from the leaking edge until a join midway along the pipe to the T junction on the main pipe to the radiator. I put the isolator valve there. What needs to be mentioned here is that unlike any video I have seen this pipe was not against a wall or rigid against other pipes. It is unsupported from the main pipe. So, before I drilled into the isolator I had to put a piece of wood between it and a floor joist. In the hope, it would help brace the pipe to be drilled. Yes, this nightmare is in a basement. What I had not known was that the part you drill in is threaded, not free. So, as I drilled with a powerful AEG the thread drove the cutter into the pipe as it should. BUT...In the first second of this drilling, the drill forced the pipe to bend up slightly. Water spurted out of the isolator and my face went pale thinking that water would now flood the basement because there was no way to turn it off. Luckily the clamp seals held and the valve too but not enough to stop the original leak. I am now back to square one all because I did not know the cutter was threaded and because the pipe was free-standing. None of this is the Easyfit's fault. Had I known the things that could have gone wrong I would have drilled a lot slower as well as in some way supported the floating pipe. So, anyone about to use this product, know that it does what it is supposed to as long as you make sure you do your part in getting the pipe ready. Oh my giddy Aunt, I hate plumbing.

$300

I have one of these on a bathroom rad. It's been useless as the top bar slowly fills with air and needs manually bleeding. When I drain the system I'll try and swap it for the other one in the pack as it's been cack so far.

how long will it withstand the pressure ?

Great thank you. If you have old imperial piping you need the pro version of this valve.

Bekommt man sogar mit 2 rechten händen hin😂

Can this product be used to isolate the main water pipe of a house if the existing shutoff is not operating?

Is it only for metal pipes? What about plastic?

Great video Def use one of them in the future when there’s a problem. And there always is lol

can it be used on P.V.C. pipe

is there a video that shows what happens to the pipe and it's shavings/pieces under it? does my water supply now have chunks of the original copper flowing through the supply down stream from this point?

This is a unicorn.... mystical creatur 😮

Marvelous device. But it’s an overly expensive fix IMO. Paying $250 for what’s basically a convenience seems a bit excessive.

What happens to the portion of the pipe that is removed? Chunks sent through the line?

I automatically think someone is hiding something when they disable the comment section on a product they’re selling. That’s most unfortunate because I’m researching my options for this project but will now look elsewhere.

Yes, but if there a one way valve, how do we purgethe radiator

where can I buy these fittings

Why do you need to re new vale

What if a pipe is flush to a wall?

Good product for emergency repair ❤

Waste of money. If you have any sludge in the radiator they will block very quickly. Also if you drain your system or radiator down for a short period they will not work because they have to fully dry out first. Yes, you can use them to manually open them to release air but why pay extra to use them in manual mode? 5 year guarantee - get a new one free and pay perhaps £100 to get a plumber to fit again. Another expensive item requiring regular maintenance, albeit every X years.

This video LITERALLY just BLEW my mind! It's eye-watering genius!

Where can I buy this in Australia?

Well-done.

Will this work on 3/4" K copper?

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What is to stop the copper pipes from blowing out either end under pressure?

Works perfectly! Saved me unnecessary plumber visit

Only a moron starts screwing a bolt with a drill. Always start a bolt by hand, far less chance of cross threading.

Fitted one of these today to cover for an old gate valve in my airing cupboard which has been letting by badly. I'm not a plumber, but the procedure looked fairly straightforward and I have all the tools. I've watched all the videos for the 15mm version, but this seems to be the only one showing the 22mm valve. It's a much bigger beast! I found all the steps to be more arduous than shown for the 15mm, including fitting the two halves of the boot and tightening the screws on it. This had to be finished off by hand and a ratchet. My drill did not even begin to push in the cutter, despite maximum settings and 32Nm torque, so I I did it entirely by hand power and a ratchet. All in all, a success, and a big saving on a plumber's visit, but certainly not as quick a job as implied!

Will a Stanley fatmax 18v brushless hammer drill be powerful enough to fit 1 of these?

I was not impressed with it and I'll tell you why! The cutting bore didn't line up with the two red marks, despite turning for ages, so i took it apart only to find out it had cut through? A Plumber ended up rectifying it. So much for a quick cheap fix!

I fitted one of these a week ago and there's still air in my radiator. Is my valve faulty? I have a 2 metre tall aluminium radiator and its the right hand side that gets cold but I fitted the aladdin valve to the left hand side. Should I move the valve to the right hand side?

What a clear & concise demonstration. Excellent.

Doesn't work

8 years on and this product saved my arse today!!! Apartment block, broken stopcock, building isolation also seized, went for it done in 5 minutes tops. Thank you!!!

cannot buy these products anymore ?

are they available for the USA?

Aka an isolating cok.

I have just tried to fit an Aladdin Isolator and failed. First, my 20v Ferrex drill would not drive the cutter into the pipe so, I had to use a ratchet. As the slug approached the back of the pipe it stopped moving forward so, the red line was not aligned with front of the collar. I had to press the valve spindle in against the water pressure(3.5bar) in order to fit the plastic collar but despite using a 12v drill at half torque and running the screws in sequentially the collar split! I now find that the valve does not fully close! How I wish I had simply used the snatch method which I have done on previous occasions when extending c/h systems.