Value Collection 190-232HC Brass Angle Stop Valve Chrome

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 190-232HC is a brass angle stop valve designed for water supply shutoff applications in residential and light commercial plumbing systems. It features a 1/2 inch FIP inlet and a 3/8 inch compression outlet, making it a standard configuration for connecting supply lines to fixtures such as faucets, toilets, and angle stops. The valve body is brass construction with a chrome finish and a chrome handle. Maximum working pressure is rated at 125 psi. Licensed plumbers and experienced plumbing technicians are the typical installers for this type of shutoff valve.

This angle stop valve is suited for any water supply shutoff application where a 1/2 inch female iron pipe inlet and 3/8 inch compression outlet are required. Common installation points include under-sink supply connections, toilet supply lines, and similar fixture shutoff locations in both new construction and retrofit plumbing work. Its compact body dimensions make it suitable for tight cabinet and wall-box installations.

Key Features

• Brass body construction for corrosion resistance in potable water systems
• Chrome finish on body and handle for a clean, standard plumbing appearance
• 1/2 inch FIP inlet for direct threaded connection to supply stub-outs
• 3/8 inch compression outlet for tool-free connection to braided or rigid supply lines
• Rated to 125 psi maximum working pressure
• Angle configuration routes supply line perpendicular to wall stub-out

Compatibility

Designed for use with any water supply shutoff application requiring a 1/2 inch FIP inlet and 3/8 inch compression outlet angle stop valve.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with local plumbing codes and IPC guidelines. Shut off the main water supply and relieve line pressure before removing any existing valve or making connections. Use thread sealant tape on the FIP inlet threads and verify the compression fitting is seated correctly before restoring pressure. Inspect all connections for leaks after returning the system to service.