Mark Honeywell invented the Unique Valve in the early 1900s. It gave him a way of connecting a hot-water radiator at just one side instead of two sides. The Unique valve opened with a quarter turn and used a baffle to direct the water into the radiator. The cooler water flowed by the hot water and entered the Unique valve on the other side of the baffle. In this video excerpt from his Classic Hydronics seminar, Dan Holohan teaches us about the origins of Honeywell’s Unique Valve and shows us how it works. Want to learn more? Visit https://heatinghelp.com/. Want to be an expert? Get a copy of Dan Holohan’s book Classic Hydronics: https://www.amazon.com/Classic-Hydron...