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The BK 110-224HC is a 3/4-inch brass quarter turn ball valve engineered for gas service applications. It features a two-piece body construction with a chrome-plated brass ball and female iron pipe (FIP) threaded connections on both ends, complying with ANSI B1.20.1 thread standards. The lever handle delivers a simple, positive on/off shutoff with a single 90-degree turn. Rated to 200 psi, this valve handles operating temperatures from -20 degrees F to 300 degrees F. The coated aluminum handle resists corrosion and solvent exposure, making it well suited for demanding installation environments. Licensed plumbers and gas fitters rely on this type of valve for reliable shutoff in residential and light commercial gas piping systems.
This valve is designed for gas distribution piping where a dependable manual shutoff is required. The multi-directional flow design and FIP x FIP configuration make it adaptable to a range of installation orientations. The 3/4-inch size fits common branch and main line gas piping in residential furnace, water heater, and appliance supply applications. Its certifications make it appropriate for installations subject to local gas code inspections.
Designed for use in gas piping systems requiring a 3/4-inch FIP x FIP manual shutoff valve. Certified to CSA-ANSI Z21.15 (1/2 Psig), ANSI/ASME B16.44 (5G), and UL Listed, qualifying it for installations governed by standard residential and light commercial gas codes.
Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or gas fitter in accordance with applicable local gas codes and IFGC requirements. Shut off the gas supply at the meter or upstream shutoff and verify zero pressure before removing any existing valve or fittings. Use appropriate thread sealant rated for gas service on all FIP connections. After installation, pressure-test the joint and inspect for leaks before restoring gas flow.
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