Angle supply valve SCHLOSSER 1/2" x 3/4" (model 606000011)

SCHLOSSER angle supply valve 1/2" x 3/4" (model 606000011) is a compact mechanical shutoff valve designed to control water flow to fixtures in confined installation locations. The valve provides a right-angle connection between the incoming water supply and the fixture feed line, enabling isolation of sinks, toilets and appliances for maintenance or repair. Its construction is intended for straightforward under-sink, behind-toilet or appliance installations where a space-saving angled body is required.

Advantages

The angle supply valve offers compact dimensions and a right-angle outlet that simplifies routing of flexible hoses or supply pipes in tight spaces. Its mechanical operation provides reliable shutoff for isolation during servicing and reduces the need to shut off the building’s main supply. The valve is compatible with common plumbing fittings and is suitable for standard domestic water systems, delivering a practical solution for concealed or semi-concealed installations.

Suitable for

• Under-sink shutoff for kitchen and bathroom faucets
• Supply isolation for toilets and bidets
• Connection to washing machines, dishwashers and other appliances
• Tight or confined installation spaces where a straight valve would be impractical

Key specifications

• Connection sizes: inlet 1/2" — outlet 3/4" (angled configuration)
• Valve type: mechanical angle stop (right-angle shutoff)
• Typical application: cold and hot water supply isolation for fixtures
• Installation location: under sinks, behind toilets, or adjacent to appliances
• Body: compact angled design for space-saving installation

How to use

Shut off the upstream supply if required, then mount the valve to the supply pipe or fitting according to local plumbing practice and seal connections with appropriate thread sealant or tape. Orient the valve so the angled outlet aligns with the fixture feed hose or pipe and tighten connections to recommended torque values for the chosen fittings. Operate the valve by turning the handle or spindle to close or open the water flow; verify there are no leaks after pressurizing the system and adjust connections if necessary.

Usage recommendations

Use the valve for routine isolation during minor repairs and fixture replacements. Ensure compatibility of pipe threads and materials before installing, and follow local plumbing codes. Periodically operate the valve to prevent seizing and check for signs of wear or leakage; replace the valve if persistent leaks occur or internal components show corrosion.