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Plumbing Valves

Shop plumbing valves for isolation, flow control, pressure management and appliance connections. The Hultons range includes isolation valves, check valves, lever valves, stop taps, pressure-reducing valves, mixing valves, washing-machine valves and outdoor taps in common plumbing sizes. Check the connection type, size and product specification before ordering.

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Shop plumbing valves for isolation, flow control, pressure management and appliance connections. The Hultons range includes isolation valves, check valves, lever valves, stop taps, pressure-reducing valves, mixing valves, washing-machine valves and outdoor taps in common plumbing sizes. Check the connection type, size and product specification before ordering.

Valves for isolation, control and protection

Different plumbing valves perform different jobs. Isolation and stop valves shut off a section of pipework, check and non-return valves control reverse flow, lever valves provide full-bore shut-off, and pressure or mixing valves manage system conditions.

Hultons also lists appliance valves, drain-off cocks, outdoor taps, shock arrestors and press-fit lever valves. Select by function first, then confirm pipe size, connection type and installation requirements.

Choosing the right plumbing valve

Identify what the valve needs to do and where it will be fitted. A straight or angled isolation valve may suit a local appliance or sanitary connection, while a stop tap or lever valve is used for broader shut-off duties. Threaded, compression and press-fit connections are not interchangeable without the correct adjoining fittings.

Approval, pressure, temperature and application limits can vary by product. Check the individual specification and supporting documentation before installation.

Frequently asked questions

What is an isolation valve used for?

An isolation valve allows a local water supply to be shut off so a connected tap, toilet or appliance can be serviced without necessarily shutting down the entire system.

What is the difference between a check valve and an isolation valve?

A check valve is intended to control reverse flow. An isolation valve is operated to shut off a section of the water supply.

Should I choose a straight or angled valve?

Choose according to the direction of the incoming pipe and outlet, the available space and the required connection sizes. An angled body changes the connection direction by 90 degrees.

Are all plumbing valves suitable for every water system?

No. Confirm the product’s connection type, dimensions, application, pressure and temperature information before installation.

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