Apollo 70LF10901 2-1/2" FNPT Bronze Ball Valve Inline
A two-piece bronze ball valve with standard port for steam and water service up to 600 psi
- Rated for 600 psi operating pressure for reliable shut-off
- Withstands 150 psi steam service for heating applications
- Chrome-plated brass ball resists corrosion and extends valve life
- Vacuum rated to 29 in Hg for versatile system use
- Lead-free bronze body meets California Proposition 65 requirements
Apollo 70LF10901 Bronze Ball Valve
This new Apollo 70LF10901 is a manual two-way ball valve built for steam and water lines. Its straight, two-piece bronze body accepts a 2-1/2 inch FNPT connection. The chrome-plated brass ball uses a standard-port design with a non-locking handle.
Thermals, Noise and Power Draw
The valve operates without external power, so it draws no electricity and produces no fan noise. Steam service is rated to 150 psi while water and general duty reach 600 psi. Vacuum capability extends to 29 in Hg for negative-pressure applications.
2-1/2 Inch FNPT Connection Size
The single specification that decides fit is the 2-1/2 inch FNPT thread size. Installers needing a different nominal diameter or thread standard must select another valve. This unit also carries California Proposition 65 warnings for cancer and reproductive-harm chemicals.
How it compares
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- Price $509.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 1,132 comparable items (median $54.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | APOLLO |
| Product type | Other |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Apollo 70LF10901 valve and what is the common mistake with the FNPT threads?
Thread the 2-1/2" FNPT ends onto matching male pipe threads using pipe sealant rated for 600 psi water and 150 psi steam; the step often missed is tightening to the correct torque without over-stressing the bronze body.
What maintenance or replacement will the chrome-plated brass ball and non-locking handle need over time?
Inspect the ball and seats annually for wear from steam or water service; replace the valve if leakage appears at the 29 in Hg vacuum rating or if the handle becomes stiff.
Which pressure limit is reached first during sustained high-temperature steam use?
The 150 psi steam rating is the limiting factor well before the 600 psi water rating, so sustained steam service must stay at or below 150 psi.
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