Compression Red Handle T Bar Butterfly Valve

The Compression Red Handle T-Bar Butterfly Valve is a practical and easy-to-use flow control solution for domestic and commercial plumbing systems. Available in both 15mm and 22mm sizes, this valve allows you to control the flow of water or other fluids with precision and ease—making it ideal for both new installations and system maintenance. This valve features compression fittings, meaning it can be securely connected to copper pipework without the need for soldering, heat, or specialist tools. Simply tighten the nuts to create a strong, watertight seal. It’s a quick, clean, and efficient installation method suitable for professionals and competent DIYers alike. The standout feature is its red T-bar handle, designed for smooth manual operation. This handle offers a clear, visible indication of whether the valve is open or closed, making system control and troubleshooting straightforward. The internal butterfly mechanism uses a rotating disc to regulate the flow, giving you reliable shut-off or flow control with a simple quarter turn. Whether you're isolating a section of your plumbing system, managing water to an appliance, or controlling fluid flow in a commercial setup, this valve offers a dependable and user-friendly solution.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a butterfly valve, and how is it different from other valves?

A butterfly valve uses a rotating disc to control fluid flow. Unlike ball or gate valves, it provides fast shut-off with a simple quarter turn and is often more compact. The red T-bar handle makes operation quick and clear.

Do I need any special tools to install this valve?

No special tools are required. This valve uses standard compression fittings, so all you need is a couple of spanners to tighten the nuts securely. It’s ideal for a solder-free, fuss-free installation.

Is this valve suitable for hot and cold water systems?

Yes, the valve is suitable for both hot and cold water applications in domestic or light commercial systems. Always ensure you're using the correct size (15mm or 22mm) for your pipework to maintain performance and safety.