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Valterra (P23415LF) Check Valve, 1/2

Valterra (P23415LF) Check Valve, 1/2" MPT x 1/2" MPT

Valterra (P23415LF) Check Valve, 1/2
$ 16.86

Score By Feature

Based on 210 ratings
Satisfaction
9.48
Delivery
9.06
Value for money
9.36
Packaging
9.35

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Product Description

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2. Dimensions of the package 54 cms (L) x 5 cms (W) (W) 8 cm x (H) 8 cm (H) 89 cm
Valve is a product type.
1 item per package
China is the origin of this product.

Questions & Answers

Is there a plastic insert to prevent backflow during the winterizing process? Thanks. ?

Yes, that is correct. Carl's RV owes me a debt of gratitude.

Is it safe to use with drinking water?

I don't think there's any reason why it shouldn't be done. This brass check valve with a small plastic stem is designed to be used on RV water heaters. If it's going to be installed in a stationary location, you could always use a swing check valve instead of this inline type. Because the RV may not always be on level ground, I believe these are used in RVs.

How much pressure does it take to crack?

Is your concrete cracking as a result of freezing or pressure? Keep in mind that this check valve is intended for use in camper applications with a maximum water pressure of 35 psi. Because the internal components are plastic, they will not withstand a lot of abuse. PEX can withstand cold temperatures, but it will not withstand freezing temperatures.

Is it possible to use a vacuum cleaner with a válvula?

The Valterra P23415LF is designed for use in recreational vehicles (RVs).

Selected User Reviews For Valterra (P23415LF) Check Valve, 1/2" MPT x 1/2" MPT

If you own a Lance Truck Camper or Trailer and are looking for a new one, This is the correct one to buy if you own a Lance Truck Camper/Trailer and need to replace the plastic inlet and outlet fittings on your hot water tank before (or after, as in my case) they crack and break
5/5

It comes with a built-in check valve and an arrow indicating flow direction. For the tank side fittings, I used Permatex liquid pipe sealant, and for the other sides, I simply hand tightened the existing PEX water lines. NOTE: PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY BEFORE CONTINUING. After filling the water heater and allowing it to heat up, make sure to check for any leaks. As the water tank heats up, it creates additional pressure. After testing, I discovered that I needed to tighten the fittings once more to stop a slow drip. The up and down movement of the water lines while traveling causes a crack in the threads of the original cheap plastic fittings. These will never cause a problem, and they are now standard on all new Lance models. It was well worth the money.

Layne Andersen
Layne Andersen
| Dec 02, 2021
Your RV's hot water tank will thank you for it
5/5

The OEM plastic check valves that come standard on RV water tanks are a major safety hazard. Before we started using our 2020 Grand Design Solitude 3730 BH, I installed this brass check valve. Perfect fit, excellent quality, and peace of mind in the event of a leaking or broken plastic junk check valve (as shown in the last photo).

Skylar Morales
Skylar Morales
| Aug 13, 2021
The little Attwod heater is a perfect match
5/5

The little Attwod heater is a perfect match. I discovered water heater sediment in the cold water faucets because the old valve was squealing and had obviously failed!.

Etta Huff
Etta Huff
| Sep 28, 2021
My camper's plastic check valves were brittle, so I replaced them
4/5

These are what I used to replace my camper's brittle plastic check valves. The plastic ones were leaking because they were breaking. My only concern is that because they are in direct contact with the aluminum tank, they may cause galvanic corrosion. I have a zinc rod on hand in the hopes of preventing this. If you plan to use these, I believe an anticorrosion rod should be installed in the drain. The only challenging aspect of the project was gaining access to the water heater, which, like many RV modifications, is difficult to do. If you don't have the patience to work on difficult-to-reach areas, you should hire an RV repairman to do it for you.

Carmelo Wolfe
Carmelo Wolfe
| Jun 05, 2021
I bought these to replace the check valves that came with the vehicle
5/5

These were purchased to replace the check valves that came with my Atwood GCH10A- 4E Because one of the original valves was broken, I had to replace both of them. My 35" Winnebago Adventurer has no complaints, and the water system functions properly.

Russell MacDonald
Russell MacDonald
| Dec 31, 2020
You won't need it until the RV is winterized
5/5

You'll run out of hot water if you don't have it. It's fantastic.

Nellie Dougherty
Nellie Dougherty
| Oct 15, 2021
Excellent quality at a reasonable price
5/5

In our RV water heater, we replaced the cheap plastic check valve with this high-quality brass valve. There are no leaks and the system works perfectly. Use a thread sealant that can withstand high temperatures.

Avianna Hatfield
Avianna Hatfield
| Apr 20, 2021
Nice
5/5

Exactly what I expected.

Peyton Floyd
Peyton Floyd
| Dec 11, 2021

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