Angle Shut-Off Valve No name H/S2 1/2" x 1/2" ceramic cartridge

Angle shut-off valve No name H/S2 1/2" x 1/2" ceramic cartridge is a compact plumbing valve designed to control water flow to fixtures such as sinks, toilets and washing machines. The valve features an angled body that facilitates installation in tight spaces and a ceramic cartridge for reliable on/off operation and long service life. Constructed from corrosion-resistant materials, it is intended for standard household plumbing and routine maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The angled design reduces the space required behind fixtures and allows easier connection to supply lines in confined areas. The ceramic cartridge offers smooth, drip-free shutoff and increased durability compared with conventional rubber-seated valves. Corrosion-resistant materials contribute to long-term performance and reduced maintenance needs. Its 1/2" x 1/2" connection sizes match common household supply fittings for straightforward replacement or retrofitting.

Suitable for

• Isolating water supply to sinks and basins
• Shut-off for toilet supply lines
• Connection to washing machines and dishwashers
• General household plumbing maintenance and repairs

Key specifications

• Connection sizes: 1/2" x 1/2" (suitable for standard household supply lines)
• Valve type: angled shut-off valve
• Operating mechanism: ceramic cartridge for on/off control
• Body material: corrosion-resistant metal alloy (plating or coating finish)
• Installation orientation: angled for tight-space mounting
• Typical use: cold and hot water supply lines in residential systems

How to use

Turn off the main water supply before beginning installation. Remove the old valve if present, clean the pipe threads or connector surfaces, and prepare with appropriate sealing material if required. Fit the angled shut-off valve to the supply line and fixture, ensuring correct orientation for access and flow direction. Tighten connections with suitable tools to a secure, leak-free fit without over-torquing. After installation, open the main supply and check for leaks by operating the valve open and closed several times.

Usage recommendations

For reliable service, operate the valve periodically to prevent mineral buildup and check connections for signs of corrosion or leakage. Use appropriate thread sealant compatible with potable water systems and avoid excessive torque during tightening. If unusual stiffness or leaking occurs, replace the valve or the ceramic cartridge to restore proper operation.