Bsc Preferred DIB61PCLF Angle Valve 5/8 Od X 3/8 Od

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED DIB61PCLF is a chrome-plated quarter-turn angle shut-off valve with a compression inlet and compression outlet. It is designed for inline water supply isolation in residential plumbing applications. The valve features a corrosion-resistant ball for reliable, long-service shutoff with a simple 90-degree handle turn. Inlet connection is 5/8 inch OD and outlet is 3/8 inch OD, making it a standard fit for supply line transitions from copper tubing to fixture supply lines. Lead content on wetted surfaces is manufactured to no more than 0.25 percent weighted average, meeting current lead-free plumbing requirements.

This valve is used in residential and light commercial plumbing as an isolation point on water supply lines serving fixtures such as toilets, sinks, lavatory faucets, and similar applications. It is typically installed between the stub-out at the wall and the flexible supply line running to the fixture. The compression fittings on both ends allow connection without soldering, making it a common choice for service and replacement work.

Key Features

• Quarter-turn ball valve operation for fast, positive shutoff
• 5/8 inch OD compression inlet x 3/8 inch OD compression outlet angle configuration
• Corrosion-resistant ball for extended service life in potable water systems
• Chrome finish suits exposed supply line installations
• Wetted surfaces manufactured to 0.25 percent or less weighted average lead content
• No-solder compression connections on both ends

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for residential and light commercial angle shut-off valves using 5/8 inch OD compression inlet and 3/8 inch OD compression outlet configurations.

Installation Notes

A licensed plumber typically installs or replaces angle stop valves. Shut off the main water supply and relieve system pressure before beginning work. Compression fittings require proper ferrule seating and should be tightened with appropriate wrenches — do not overtighten. Installation should conform to local plumbing codes and the International Plumbing Code (IPC) where applicable.