The 1" HH Red Lever Ball Valve (Reference: B25101061 ) is an essential plumbing component for ensuring precise, safe, and long-lasting flow control in water supply systems. Designed for optimal performance in both domestic and professional applications, this shut-off valve is distinguished by its leak-proof design and ease of operation, allowing for immediate interruption or activation of the flow of fluid thanks to its robust quarter-turn mechanism.

Manufactured from high-quality metal materials resistant to corrosion and daily wear, this stop valve ensures a long service life even under demanding pressure conditions. Its 1-inch double female thread (HH) configuration facilitates quick and leak-proof integration into standard pipes, making it the preferred choice for installers and plumbers for irrigation systems, general plumbing networks, and heating circuits.

Main Features

• Product type: Ball valve with quick shut-off lever.

• Thread size: 1 inch with Female-Female (HH) connection.

• Operation: Ergonomic red lever for immediate visual identification and comfortable handling.

• Main application: Plumbing systems, water conveyance and sanitation or irrigation networks.

• High-strength material: Robust metal body treated to withstand oxidation and the passage of time.

• Manufacturer reference: B25101061.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of installations is this ball valve recommended for?

This stopcock is designed primarily for hot and cold water plumbing installations, as well as for agricultural or residential irrigation networks and heating systems where a reliable safety shutoff is required.

What type of thread does it have and how is it installed?

It features 1-inch female threaded connections (HH) on both ends. For proper installation, it is recommended to use suitable sealing material such as Teflon tape on the threads to prevent leaks and ensure a watertight seal.

How do you know if the valve is open or closed?

The design of the red lever allows you to know the status of the valve at a glance: when the lever is parallel to the pipe, the water flow is open; when it is turned 90 degrees and is perpendicular, the flow is cut off completely.