Flomasta Compression Isolating Valve - Pack Of 10

WRAS (Water Regulations Advisory Scheme) approval confirms that the valve meets the required standards for use with potable water.

Yes, if you are a competent person. Installation must be done by someone with the necessary skills and understanding of plumbing to ensure a leak-free and safe connection.

This valve is designed for use with copper and plastic pipes, commonly found in domestic water systems.

Yes, this valve is suitable for use in both hot and cold water systems.

You will need a pipe cutter, a wrench or adjustable spanner, and potentially some PTFE tape or jointing compound, although the compression fitting usually creates a watertight seal without.

Rotate the handle or lever until it stops. Usually, the handle will be in line with the pipe when fully open.

With proper installation and care, the valve should last for many years. Regular inspection for leaks or corrosion is recommended.

Tighten the compression nut further, ensuring a proper seal. If the leak persists, disassemble and inspect for damage to the olive or pipe and replace if necessary. Ensure the pipe is inserted fully.

Check for debris or mineral build-up within the valve. Try gently lubricating the valve stem. If the problem persists, replace the valve.

Ensure the valve is fully open. Check for any obstructions within the valve body.