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BrassCraft 1/2 in. Nominal Compression Inlet x 3/8 in. O.D. Compression Outlet Multi-Turn Angle Valve controls water flow to household plumbing fixtures - faucets, toilets, dishwashers, icemakers, washing machines, etc. The straight valve is most often used where the water pipe enters the room from the floor. With a few turns of the valve handle, you are able to stop the flow of water leading to the plumbing fixture, allowing for maintenance and repair without turning off water to the entire home.
Inlet Diameter (In.) | 1/2 |
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Outlet Diameter (In.) | 3/8 |
Product Length (in.) | 2.75 in |
Application | Potable Water |
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Color/Finish | Deep Yellow |
Compatible Pipe Material | Copper |
Compatible Product | Faucet, Ice Maker, Other, Washing Machine |
Connection | Comp x Comp |
Features | Lead Free |
Indoor/Outdoor | Indoor, Outdoor |
Material | Brass |
Maximum Pressure (PSI) | 125 PSI |
Maximum Working Temperature (F) | 160 |
Pack Size | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Valve Configuration | Angle |
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited Manufacturer Warranty |
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The 1/2" Nominal would be the inlet size or main connection to your homes water supply. This would be for a 5/8" OD copper stub out in your home. The 3/8" OD compression would connect to the supply line for your faucet, toilet or dishwasher. Thanks
1/2" nominal for CPVC, PEX and copper would be 5/8" OD (Outside Diameter). This would be considered standard for those types of piping. Thanks
Hello, There is no flange that we offer that would match that. Let us know if you would like us to look into another part or if we can be of further assistance. Thank you, BrassCraft
Hi Jason S Thank you for your question. This product meets low lead requirements regulated by The Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please reach out to our Customer Support Representatives toll-free at 877-272-7755
It is a washer type valve. It has a washer on a screw stew. The nut on top of the valve is a packing nut. If you are replacing a brass craft valve similar to this sweat or compression you can replace just the head and not the whole valve
Hello Cippy - We appreciate your question and would like to gather more information from you to best assist you. We do offer a stem repair kit that has a brass stem, however it is only for our valves with a football shaped handle. Please contact one of our Customer Support Team Members at 877-272-7755 and reference this review.
Yes it was a ball valve that way no one can break it if they do not know what they are turning off or on.
It is a spiral type with a washer to seal it when shutting the water off. A ball valve would have a lever type of handle that turns 90 degrees.
Spiral
1/2" input from 1/2" cooper supply delivers the water to the 3/8" connection on top.
Yes, Input from 1/2" out put from the 3/8"
Hi min77, the 1/2 in. nominal compression end is the inlet. It connects to the water supply pipe sticking out of your wall. This valve is compatible with 1/2 in. copper pipe. This can also be installed on 1/2 in. PEX tube when installed with a steel compression tube insert. The outlet if 3/8 in. OD compression and can be installed with a 3/8 in. OD riser - copper or PEX (w/ an insert) OR a flexible connector. Should you have any additional questions please do not hesitate to ask. Call us toll-free at 877-272-7755.
The larger connection is the input, the small connection vertical is the output. Yes you can use with connector pipe. I recommend using Teflon tape on the threads to prevent any small slow leaks.
The water supply or input is going to be the larger of the two, the other end will be going to the fixture.
Roaminggal, Thank you for your question. In the absence of more detailed information about your installation issue we are attaching general installation instructions for a Multi-Turn valve below. Please feel free to give a call to our Product Experts at 877-272-7755 who will gladly walk you through the installation process.
The plumber I hired did an excellent job of replacing an old brasscraft with a new one.
If after you have installed the compression fitting and it leaks. Make sure you have properly prepped the pipe. Use sand paper or a reamer to clean the pipe. This step is essential and can not be skipped. If the pipe was prepped correctly and is still leaking. You must turn off the water before trying tighten the compression fitting. After the water is turn off you can tighten the compression fitting another 1/4 turn that should fix the problem. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQ6z1k2JcLw&t=9s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSA3pqwnnNo&t=8s
Turn off main water supply and remove any old valve that is leaking or stuck. Then to install onto a 1/2" cooper line you have to slide the securing nut with the threads facing the end of the pipe towards the new valve, then slip on the round compression sleeve, then slide on the valve as far on the cooper pipe as it will go, bring the round sleeve and nut towards the valve and tighten the nut onto the valve. Use 2 wrenches, one to hold the valve in place and the other to tighten then valve nut. Tighten snuge the nut and turn the main water supply back on, test for leaks and tighten as necessary to stop any leaking.
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