Angle control valve with manual knob SCHLOSSER 3/8" model 601400015

Angle control valve SCHLOSSER 3/8" model 601400015 is a compact manual valve designed for regulating fluid flow in piping systems. The angled body and manual knob provide straightforward mechanical control of the flow rate, making it suitable for installations with limited space. This valve is intended for plumbing, heating circuits and low-pressure industrial applications where reliable, user-adjustable flow regulation is required.

Advantages

The angled design allows installation in confined or corner locations without requiring additional fittings. A manual knob gives direct tactile adjustment of the valve opening for precise flow control. The compact construction reduces space requirements and simplifies connection to 3/8" piping. The valve's mechanical simplicity ensures ease of maintenance and long-term serviceability under normal operating conditions.

Suitable for

• Domestic and commercial plumbing installations
• Heating system circuits and radiators
• Low-pressure industrial fluid lines
• Retrofit projects where angled connections are needed

Key specifications

• Connection size: 3/8"
• Control type: manual knob
• Mounting orientation: angled body for corner installations
• Function: flow regulation/angle control
• Construction: compact mechanical valve suitable for low-pressure systems

How to use

Install the valve into the piping system using the 3/8" connection, making sure threads or compression joints are sealed according to the installation practice for the piping material. Turn the manual knob clockwise to reduce flow and counterclockwise to increase flow; adjust gradually while monitoring downstream flow or system pressure. For heating circuits, set the valve to achieve the desired balance between supply and return flow, then fine-tune as the system reaches operating temperature.

Usage recommendations

Use the valve within the pressure and temperature limits appropriate for low-pressure plumbing and heating systems. Perform initial adjustment with the system depressurized where possible and verify tightness after installation. Periodic inspection and maintenance — such as checking for leaks and ensuring the knob operates smoothly — will help maintain performance. If the system uses aggressive fluids or operates at higher temperatures/pressures than typical domestic heating, confirm material compatibility before installation.