Jomar Valve
Jomar Valve 102-304 3/4" FNPT Brass Gas Ball Valve
A brass two-piece gas ball valve with a locking tee handle, rated to 600 psi and 29 in Hg vacuum
- TypeOther
- Locking tee handle prevents accidental operation
- Chrome-plated brass ball resists corrosion in gas service
- Two-piece brass body rated to 600 psi working pressure
- Standard port 3/4" FNPT inline connection
- Vacuum service rated to 29 in Hg
Brass Gas Ball Valve 3/4" FNPT
This manual two-way ball valve uses a brass body with a chrome-plated brass ball for gas media. The straight inline pattern and standard port suit residential and light-commercial gas piping. A locking tee handle prevents accidental operation. The valve is rated for 600 psi operating pressure and 29 in Hg vacuum service.
Locking Tee Handle and Two-Piece Construction
The locking tee handle lets an operator secure the valve in the open or closed position without extra hardware. The two-piece body design allows the valve to be serviced or replaced without cutting the pipe run. No special tools are required beyond standard pipe wrenches for the FNPT threads.
Pressure and Media Limits
The 600 psi operating pressure rating applies to non-steam gas service; the valve carries no steam rating and no combustible-gas pressure rating. Vacuum service is limited to 29 in Hg. Installers must verify that local codes accept this valve for the intended gas type and pressure range.
Highlights
- Locking tee handle prevents accidental operation
- Chrome-plated brass ball resists corrosion in gas service
- Two-piece brass body rated to 600 psi working pressure
- Standard port 3/4" FNPT inline connection
- Vacuum service rated to 29 in Hg
Specifications
| Brand | JOMAR VALVE |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
Will the chrome-plated brass ball or the brass body need replacement under normal gas service?
The chrome-plated brass ball and brass body resist corrosion from gas media, so neither component typically requires scheduled replacement unless physical damage occurs.
Does the 600 psi operating pressure limit come into play before the 29 in Hg vacuum rating in a continuous gas line?
In typical gas piping the operating pressure stays well below 600 psi, so the pressure limit is reached long before the vacuum rating becomes relevant.
Will the tee handle or packing generate noticeable heat or noise when the valve stays open all day?
The valve has no moving parts while open, so the tee handle and packing remain at ambient temperature and produce no audible noise during continuous operation.
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