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1/2" NPS x 3/8" COMP x 1/4" OD Speedfit Angle Stop Adapter Valve CLOSEOUT

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ASVPP5LF-US

Lead-free, corrosion free, non-toxic, and more chemically resistant than other plastics
Manufactured with FDA compliant materials and NSF 61 and 51 certified
Possible applications include: reverse osmosis systems, ice makers, home/office coffee and beverage dispensing equipment, hydroponics and aquarium/aquatics

Overview

This Speedfit angle stop adapter valve features 1/2" NPS x 3/8" COMP x 1/4" OD connections and uses John Guest push-fit technology for easy, reliable, leak-free connections. Made from white polypropylene with EPDM O-rings, it can be used with plastic or soft copper tubing. The collet locking system holds tubing firmly in place, and disconnection requires no special tools.

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Model #	ASVPP5LF-US
Manufacturer	Aqua Science

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FAQs

What are the connection sizes on this valve?

This valve is sized 1/2-inch NPS x 3/8-inch COMP x 1/4-inch OD.

What materials is the valve made from?

It is made from white polypropylene and uses EPDM O-rings.

What tubing can it be used with?

It can be used with plastic or soft copper tubing.

How is the tubing connected?

The tube is pushed in by hand, and the collet locking system holds it in place.

Do I need special tools to disconnect it?

No, disconnection requires no special tools.

What certifications are listed for this valve?

It is listed as NSF 61 and NSF 51 certified and manufactured with FDA compliant materials.

What applications are mentioned for this valve?

Listed applications include reverse osmosis systems, ice makers, coffee and beverage dispensing equipment, hydroponics, and aquatics.

Installation Tips

Installation Brief

This push-to-connect angle stop adapter valve is designed for simple hand-in connection with compatible tubing.

Check that the tubing is clean and in good condition.
Push the tubing into the valve by hand until the collet locking system holds it firmly in place.
If removal is needed, push the collet and pull the tubing out.