Reliance Lever Ball Valve - 15mm - PN25 - Blue

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The Reliance 15mm Lever Ball Valve is an ideal fluid control solution for residential and light industrial plumbing systems, offering reliable shut-off capabilities with its robust PN25 pressure rating. It is best suited for installers or DIY homeowners looking for a dependable valve for water isolation tasks, though users should ensure their pipe diameter is exactly 15mm to maintain a leak-free connection. Featuring a high-visibility blue lever for intuitive operation, this valve simplifies system maintenance and flow management across various plumbing configurations.
| Model Part Number | 480292 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Reliance |
No, this valve is designed for fluid control in water systems and should not be used for gas installations.
Yes, it is suitable for typical domestic hot and cold water plumbing systems.
When the lever is parallel to the pipe, the valve is open. When the lever is perpendicular (90 degrees) to the pipe, it is closed.
It can be used outdoors, but it should be protected from freezing temperatures to prevent the internal water from expanding and cracking the body.
PN25 is a pressure rating that indicates the valve is tested to operate safely at a nominal pressure of 25 bar.
Mineral deposits may have built up; cycle the valve fully open and closed several times to break up the residue.
Ensure that sufficient PTFE tape was applied to the threads and that the connection is tightened securely.
To install the valve, ensure the pipe ends are clean and free from burrs. If the valve uses threaded connections, apply an appropriate plumbing sealant or PTFE tape to the threads to ensure a watertight seal. When tightening, use a wrench on the hexagonal flats of the valve body rather than the lever to prevent mechanical stress. Regularly cycle the valve (open and close it) once every few months to prevent mineral buildup (limescale) from seizing the ball mechanism. Avoid using the lever as a hanging point for heavy items, as this can misalign the internal seal over time.