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Vintage CC54402 angle stop valve with lever handle, chrome finish

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Vintage CC54402 1/2 Comp X 1/2 OD Angle Stop Lever Handle

SKU CH-YY4S-C1RXB

A 1/2-inch compression by 1/2-inch OD angle stop with lever handle for controlling water flow to fixtures

  • Product typeTools
  • 1/2" compression inlet fits standard supply lines
  • 1/2" OD outlet connects directly to fixture risers
  • Quarter-turn lever handle gives quick shut-off control
  • Angle-stop body allows in-line installation at supply point
  • New Vintage CC54402 unit ready for immediate use

Product Identity

The Vintage CC54402 is a 1/2 inch compression by 1/2 inch OD angle stop with a lever handle. It is designed for plumbing installations requiring a shut-off valve at a fixture supply line.

Proposition 65 Notice

This product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for exposure to a chemical known to cause cancer. A second warning advises that the product contains a chemical known to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm.

Connection Specification

The defining specification is the 1/2 inch compression inlet paired with a 1/2 inch OD outlet. Buyers needing a different connection type or valve configuration should select another part.

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Price $45.99
Cheaper than about 58% of the 1,132 comparable items (median $54.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameVINTAGE
Product typeTools

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 1/2" compression inlet to the supply line without leaking?

Slip the compression nut and ferrule onto the copper tube, push the tube fully into the valve body, then tighten the nut one turn past hand-tight; the step most people miss is fully seating the tube before tightening.

Which part will need replacement first on the CC54402 angle stop?

The internal stem washer and O-ring typically wear first; they can be swapped without removing the valve body from the pipe.

At what point does the lever handle become stiff during daily use?

Mineral build-up on the stem threads is the first limit; periodic lubrication with plumber's grease keeps the quarter-turn action smooth.

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