NORTH AMERICAN QUARTER TURN IPS SILLCOCK

Quarter Turn IPS Sillcocks are designed to comply with North American regulations, ensuring their suitability for plumbing and water systems. These sillcocks serve as hose end valves, offering precise control over the opening and closing of water access points outside the home. Whether it’s for watering the garden, washing vehicles, or engaging in various outdoor activities, Quarter Turn IPS Sillcocks provide convenience and efficient water flow control. Constructed with lead-free brass, these sillcocks prioritize the safety and quality of the water supply. Conforming to NSF372 and NSF61 standards, they meet strict requirements for safe water usage. The Quarter Turn Stainless Steel Lever Handle allows for quick and effortless operation, enabling smooth and efficient control of the water flow. Available in sizes ranging from 1/2″ to 3/4″, Quarter Turn IPS Sillcocks offer versatility to accommodate different plumbing configurations and requirements.

Their compact and streamlined shape ensures easy integration into plumbing systems, optimizing space utilization. The threads on these sillcocks feature NPT (National Pipe Thread) threading, providing a secure and leak-free connection. NPT threads are renowned for their durability and reliability in plumbing systems. With their nickel-plated 3/4″ MHT (Male Hose Thread) outlet, Quarter Turn IPS Sillcocks offer corrosion resistance and facilitate easy attachment and detachment of hoses and outdoor accessories. These sillcocks are designed to withstand the typical temperature and pressure ranges encountered in plumbing systems. Suitable for both hot and cold water applications, they ensure reliable performance in various weather conditions. With a working pressure of 125 psi, Quarter Turn IPS Sillcocks can handle the demands of residential and commercial plumbing systems, ensuring consistent and efficient water flow control. By operating within the recommended temperature range, users can optimize the performance and longevity of these sillcocks in their plumbing systems, minimizing the risk of leaks or valve failure and ensuring lasting reliability.