Ball valve FERRO KFP5 water with handle 1 1/2" female-female, F-POWER (KFP5)

FERRO KFP5 is a ball valve for water installations with a manual handle designed in a 1 1/2" female-to-female configuration. Part of the F-POWER series, this valve offers straightforward on/off control of water flow for plumbing systems, heating circuits and technical water lines. The metal ball mechanism and full-port design provide a clear shut-off action and a compact footprint suitable for residential and commercial installations where a durable shut-off valve is required.

Advantages

The FERRO KFP5 ball valve features a manual lever that provides fast visual indication of open and closed positions and enables quick operation during maintenance or emergency shut-off. Constructed for water applications, it offers reliable sealing performance and corrosion-resistant components appropriate for typical domestic and light commercial environments. Its female-to-female 1 1/2" connections simplify in-line replacement and integration with common threaded piping systems.

Suitable for

• Domestic plumbing mains and branch lines
• Heating circuits and radiator isolation
• Technical water supply lines in commercial buildings
• Service and maintenance isolation points

Key specifications

• Type: ball valve with manual lever
• Connection: 1 1/2" female — female threaded ends
• Application: water installations, heating and technical water lines
• Operation: quarter-turn on/off control
• Series: F-POWER

How to use

Install the FERRO KFP5 in-line using appropriate thread sealant or tape on the mating male threaded fittings, ensuring correct orientation and accessibility of the handle. Operate the valve by rotating the lever a quarter turn to open or close the flow. For safe maintenance, close the valve before performing work downstream and verify isolation by checking for absence of flow. Periodically cycle the valve to prevent sticking if it is used infrequently.

Usage recommendations

Use the FERRO KFP5 only in water systems and compatible heating circuits. Avoid exposure to aggressive chemicals and atmospheres that could accelerate corrosion. Select compatible thread types and sizes during installation, and follow local plumbing codes. For long-term reliability, inspect seals and threaded joints periodically and replace the valve if signs of leakage or mechanical wear appear.