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| Place of Origin | China |
| Brand Name | KAKA |
| Certification | ISO9001,CE |
| Model Number | HC-1009 |
Modern: Contemporary chrome finish. This designer angle valve stop puts a premium touch on those ugly pipe fittings for sinks, bathrooms, and toilet kitchen showers.
| No. | Part | Materials |
| 1 | Body | Brass |
| 2 | Cartridge | Brass |
| 3 | Stem | Brass |
| 4 | Seal | EPDM/cartridge |
| 5 | Seal Gasket | NBR |
| 6 | O ring | NBR |
| 7 | Thread | BSP, 1/2″x1/2″ |
| 8 | Handle Wheel | Zinc Alloy |
| 9 | Finish | Polishing and chrome plated |
What is a Two Way Water Angle Valve
A Two-Way Water Angle Valve is a type of angle valve that allows you to control the flow of water in two directions. Also known as a dual-outlet or dual-shut-off angle valve, it has two separate outlets, each with its own shut-off mechanism.
Key features of a Two-Way Water Angle Valve:
Two Outlets: This valve has two outlets, usually at a 90-degree angle to each other. Each outlet serves as a separate water supply point.Dual Shut-Off Mechanism: Each outlet has its own individual shut-off mechanism, typically a quarter-turn handle or lever. This means you can control the water flow to each outlet independently.
Versatile Applications: Two-Way Water Angle Valves are commonly used in situations where you need to supply water to multiple fixtures or appliances from a single water supply line. For example, it can be used to supply water to both the hot and cold water lines of a sink faucet, or to supply water to a toilet tank and a bidet.
Materials: These valves are typically made of durable materials like brass or stainless steel, ensuring longevity and resistance to corrosion.
Quarter-Turn Operation: Most Two-Way Water Angle Valves use a quarter-turn operation for easy and quick control of water flow.
Various Sizes: The valves are available in different sizes to accommodate various plumbing needs and fixture connections.
Using a Two-Way Water Angle Valve can simplify plumbing installations and allow for convenient control over multiple water supply points. It's important to ensure that the valve is properly installed and that each outlet's shut-off mechanism is working correctly to prevent any water leaks or unwanted flow.
As with any plumbing installation, follow the manufacturer's instructions and, if necessary, seek the assistance of a professional plumber for proper installation and reliable operation.
How to troubleshoot a two-way valve
Troubleshooting a two-way valve involves identifying and addressing any issues that may prevent the valve from functioning correctly. Here are some common troubleshooting steps you can follow:
1. Inspect for Leaks: Check for any visible leaks around the valve or its connections. Leaks can occur at the inlet, outlet, or even from the valve's body. If you notice any leaks, tighten the connections or replace any damaged or worn-out parts, such as washers or O-rings.
2. Check for Restricted Flow: If you notice reduced water flow from one or both outlets, it may indicate a blockage or debris in the valve. Turn off the water supply, disassemble the valve, and inspect the internal components for any debris. Clean the valve thoroughly and ensure all parts are free from obstruction.
3. Verify Proper Installation: Ensure that the valve is correctly installed with the inlet connected to the water supply line and the outlets connected to the fixtures or appliances. Verify that the valve's shut-off mechanisms are aligned correctly with the flow direction.
4. Check Valve Handle Operation: Make sure the valve handles or levers move smoothly and without resistance. If the handles are difficult to turn or stuck, the valve may require lubrication or replacement of any damaged components.
5. Test for Proper Shut-Off: Turn the valve handles to the closed position and check if water flow stops completely from both outlets. If there is any water flow when the valve is fully closed, there might be a problem with the shut-off mechanism, and the valve may need adjustment or replacement.
6. Inspect for Damage or Wear: Examine the valve body, handles, and connections for any visible damage or signs of wear. Cracks, dents, or corrosion can compromise the valve's performance. If any parts are damaged, replace them with new components.
7. Check Water Pressure: Low water pressure from one or both outlets may be due to overall low water pressure in the plumbing system or a specific issue with the valve. Verify water pressure from other fixtures and consult a professional plumber if needed.
If troubleshooting the two-way valve doesn't resolve the issue, or if you encounter any complex problems, it's best to seek the assistance of a professional plumber. A trained plumber can diagnose the problem accurately and provide appropriate solutions to ensure the proper functioning of the valve and prevent any further issues.
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