CONCORD
CONCORD CC43208DL 1/4 Turn Ball Valve 1/2 Sweat 3/8 OD Comp
Quarter-turn ball valve with 1/2 inch sweat and 3/8 inch OD compression connections
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- Quarter-turn operation speeds shut-off
- 1/2 inch sweat inlet fits copper pipe
- 3/8 inch compression outlet connects supply lines
- New condition ensures reliable sealing
- California Prop 65 chemical warning applies
Valve Configuration
This Concord CC43208DL quarter-turn ball valve connects a half-inch sweat fitting to a three-eighths-inch OD compression outlet. It is designed for residential plumbing installations where a compact shut-off point is required. The valve body carries the Concord brand marking.
Installation Suitability
The sweat connection suits copper pipe work that can be soldered in place, while the compression end accepts standard supply tubes without flare tools. Installers who need a threaded inlet, a larger outlet or a full-port design should select a different model. The valve is not intended for gas service.
Proposition 65 Notice
California Proposition 65 warnings apply because the valve contains a chemical known to the state to cause cancer and reproductive harm. This regulatory notice is the decisive factor for buyers assessing compliance requirements for projects in California. The warning does not affect the mechanical function of the valve.
Highlights
- Quarter-turn operation speeds shut-off
- 1/2 inch sweat inlet fits copper pipe
- 3/8 inch compression outlet connects supply lines
- New condition ensures reliable sealing
- California Prop 65 chemical warning applies
Specifications
| Brand | CONCORD |
|---|---|
| Type | Tools |
Questions about this item
What copper pipe size must I already have for the 1/2″ sweat connection?
You need 1/2″ nominal copper tubing; the valve sweats directly onto that size without an adapter.
Can I keep my existing 3/8″ OD supply line when installing this valve?
Yes — the compression end accepts 3/8″ OD tubing, so the old line can stay in place.
How do I verify the ball valve is sealing properly after I sweat and tighten it?
Pressurise the line, then watch the sweat joint and compression nut for any moisture; a dry joint means the seal is holding.
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