Spears
Spears 2122-030 Compact Ball Valve PVC 3 in EPDM
A compact PVC ball valve with EPDM seals handles water flow in 3 inch socket connections up to 150 psi and 140°F
- TypeOther
- Compact 3 in. valve fits tight plumbing spaces
- 150 psi CWP rating handles standard residential pressure
- EPDM seals resist chemicals from 40 to 140 Degrees F
- Safe-T-Shear stem protects against over-torque damage
- One-piece PVC body eliminates leak paths
Compact PVC Ball Valve 3 Inch
The Spears 2122-030 is a compact inline ball valve built from PVC with a standard port design. It uses socket-by-socket connections for a 3-inch pipe size and features an EPDM seat and body seal. The one-piece body construction keeps the assembly simple for plumbing installations.
Replaces Leaking or Corroded Valves
This valve suits systems where older metal or worn plastic valves need replacement. The upgrade is worth it when the application calls for a 150 psi CWP rating and a temperature range from 40 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit. The Safe-T-Shear stem adds a safety feature not found on all basic ball valves.
Suits Residential and Light Commercial Plumbing
Installers working with Schedule 40 PVC pipe in water or compatible fluid lines will find this valve matches the required specifications. Buyers needing a true union design, a different seat material, or a higher pressure rating should look at other valve types. The tee handle provides manual operation without requiring actuation accessories.
Highlights
- Compact 3 in. valve fits tight plumbing spaces
- 150 psi CWP rating handles standard residential pressure
- EPDM seals resist chemicals from 40 to 140 Degrees F
- Safe-T-Shear stem protects against over-torque damage
- One-piece PVC body eliminates leak paths
Specifications
| Brand | SPEARS |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
What pipe size and connection type does the 2122-030 valve use?
The valve is a 3-inch pipe size with socket-by-socket connections for solvent-weld installation.
How is the Safe-T-Shear stem installed, and what step is often missed?
The stem inserts from inside the body and locks with a shear pin; forgetting to seat the pin fully can let the handle spin without turning the ball.
Which seals will need replacement after long-term use?
The EPDM seat and body seals are the wear items; they should be inspected if the valve begins to weep at the rated 150 psi CWP.
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