Apollo
Apollo 94A20801 Manual 2-Way Ball Valve Sweat Brass
Manual two-way brass ball valve with full-port design rated for 600 psi operating pressure
- Manual two-way ball valve controls combustible-gas flow
- Brass body with chrome-plated brass ball resists corrosion
- Full-port design allows unrestricted media passage
- Rated for 600 psi maximum operating pressure
- Sweat connection suits copper piping installations
Two-Inch Brass Ball Valve
This Apollo 94A20801 is a manual two-way ball valve with a brass body and chrome-plated brass ball. It features a full-port design and a straight body style rated for 600 psi operating pressure. The sweat connection suits copper piping systems handling combustible gases. A non-locking handle provides simple quarter-turn operation.
Installers needing a full-port shut-off
Plumbers and HVAC technicians working on combustible-gas lines up to 600 psi will find the valve suitable. The sweat ends require soldering skill and copper tube preparation. Buyers who need a threaded or flanged connection should look at something else. Systems requiring 3-A sanitary compliance or a locking handle are not served by this model.
Verify pipe size and media compatibility
Confirm the existing copper tubing matches the two-inch nominal size before ordering. Ensure the system pressure does not exceed the 600 psi rating and that the media is compatible with brass and chrome-plated brass. Check local codes for sweat-joint approval on combustible-gas service. No special tools beyond standard soldering equipment are required.
Highlights
- Manual two-way ball valve controls combustible-gas flow
- Brass body with chrome-plated brass ball resists corrosion
- Full-port design allows unrestricted media passage
- Rated for 600 psi maximum operating pressure
- Sweat connection suits copper piping installations
Specifications
| Brand | APOLLO VALVES |
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Questions about this item
What pipe size and soldering equipment do I need to install this 2-inch sweat valve?
The valve has a 2-inch nominal sweat connection; you will need 2-inch copper tube, flux, lead-free solder and a torch to make the joints.
Will this full-port brass ball valve restrict flow in an existing 600 psi compressed-air line?
The full-port design matches the 2-inch pipe bore, so it adds no measurable restriction at the rated 600 psi working pressure.
How can I verify the valve is sealing correctly after I solder it into the line?
Pressurise the system to its normal operating pressure and check the joint and body for leaks; the non-locking handle should turn freely from fully open to fully closed.
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