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Can anyone identify this TRV body?

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Moved into a flat where the previous occupant has broken off the heads of all the TRVs (thanks!)

All I'm left with is one of these on each radiator. It would be brilliant if someone could identify the brand so I can try just screwing on a replacement head....

One unusual feature (to my non-professional eye) is that the compression joint on the base of the TRV body has female threads on the body and male threads on the 'nut'

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it may also be worth trying to meet the neighbours as, in flats, they might have had the same system installed, and it might still be present.

Look at the lockshield valves on the other end of the rads. Very often the same brand is fitted and the cap may identify it.
 
Thanks all - looking online it looks as though Honeywell bodies have an H stamped on the side?

I came across Myson, which looks like a possibility. Might try the local supplier
 
It doesn't really matter who made the valve body; what matters is which heads will fit it. The honeywell valves use a 30mm diameter x 1.5mm pitch thread, and apparently the vertical distance from the top of the thread to the top of the pin should be about 14mm; is that what you have?
 
Thanks creamcrackers!

Previous thread not me but very helpful :)

Btw I measured the threads and they are 28mm OD
 

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