Ball valve Perfexim WW DN15 with handle 1040 (00-200-0150-010) for water systems

Perfexim WW DN15 ball valve with handle 1040 is a compact 15 mm water ball valve designed for on/off control in plumbing and heating systems. It provides reliable quarter-turn operation via a manual lever and is intended for integration into domestic and light-commercial water supply lines. The valve’s compact form and standard connection dimensions allow straightforward replacement or installation in confined spaces.

Advantages

The valve offers simple and fast manual control with a quarter-turn lever that clearly indicates open and closed positions. Its compact construction saves installation space and facilitates fitting in tight pipe runs. Designed for typical cold and hot water distribution, the valve provides consistent shut-off performance and ease of operation over repeated use.

Suitable for

• Domestic potable water supply shut-off points
• Heating system branch isolation in small installations
• Replacement of standard DN15 shut-off valves in bathrooms and kitchens
• Light-commercial water lines requiring manual on/off control

Key specifications

• Nominal diameter: 15 mm (DN15)
• Operation: manual quarter-turn lever
• Function: on/off (ball valve)
• Application medium: water (cold and hot water distribution)
• Design: compact body suitable for confined installation spaces

How to use

Install the valve in line with the pipework using the appropriate standard fittings and ensure correct alignment with the flow direction if marked. Operate the lever to open or close the valve with a 90° turn: lever parallel to the pipe indicates open, perpendicular indicates closed. Check connections for leaks after installation and perform a visual inspection of the lever and body before regular operation.

Usage recommendations

For reliable service, use the valve within the intended water temperature and pressure ranges of typical domestic systems, and avoid exposure to aggressive chemicals. Periodically cycle the valve to prevent sticking after long idle periods and check threaded or soldered joints for tightness during maintenance.