Frequently Asked Questions
The Keeney angle valve is made of solid brass that is chrome plated. This ensures durability and a sleek finish.
The dimensions of the Keeney angle valve are one inch in length, two point three inches in width, and two point six inches in height.
The inlet size is one half inch copper sweat, and the outlet size is three eighths inch O.D.
To install the valve, solder the one half inch copper sweat inlet to the pipe and connect the three eighths inch O.D. outlet to your fixture.
Yes, this angle valve is suitable for residential plumbing applications, especially for water supply lines.
To operate the quarter turn valve, simply turn the handle a quarter turn clockwise to open and a quarter turn counterclockwise to close.
To maintain the valve, periodically check for leaks and clean any debris that may obstruct the opening.
Yes, the Keeney angle valve is lead-free, containing less than zero point twenty-five percent weighted average lead content on wetted surfaces.
You will need a propane torch, solder, flux, and a pipe cutter to install the Keeney angle valve correctly.
Yes, the valve is suitable for both hot and cold water applications in plumbing systems.
The warranty details for the Keeney angle valve are typically provided by the manufacturer, Keeney Manufacturing.
Store the valve in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent any damage to its finish.
If the valve leaks, check the solder joints and tighten connections as needed. If the issue persists, consider replacing the valve.
Yes, the quarter turn mechanism makes it easy to use for both beginners and experienced users.
Yes, the Keeney angle valve typically includes installation instructions for user convenience.
