Premium Brass Chrome Plated Ball Valve – Professional Pool Flow Control

Product Overview

As a retailer of high-quality pool components, I’m offering this premium Badu Jet brass chrome plated ball valve. This RP 2 1/2 valve represents the perfect blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal, designed specifically for the Badu Jet Classic and Super-sport swimming systems.

Technical Description

This RP 2 1/2 ball valve features a robust brass construction with a sophisticated chrome-plated finish. The valve is precision-engineered to provide reliable flow control while maintaining the elegant appearance of your pool installation.

Construction Quality

The valve is crafted from high-grade brass and finished with a durable chrome plating that offers:

• Superior corrosion resistance
• Enhanced durability in pool environments
• Professional aesthetic appeal
• Smooth operational mechanics

Applications

This valve is perfectly suited for:

• Badu Jet Classic systems
• Badu Jet Super-sport units
• High-performance counter-current installations
• Professional pool setups requiring precise flow control

Operational Features

• Quarter-turn operation for quick flow adjustment
• Smooth ball movement for precise control
• Reliable sealing mechanism
• Professional-grade threading (RP 2 1/2)
• Full-port design for optimal flow characteristics

Specifications Table

Technical Detail	Specification
Model Type	Ball Valve
Size	RP 2 1/2
Material	Brass with Chrome Plating
Weight	0.08 kg
Length	0.04 m
Width	0.04 m
Height	0.08 m
Volume	0.001 m³
Construction	Full-port design
Operation	Quarter-turn mechanism

Installation Guidance

Professional installation is recommended to ensure proper alignment and sealing. The valve should be installed with appropriate thread sealant and tightened to manufacturer specifications to prevent leakage.

Maintenance Requirements

Regular maintenance includes:

• Periodic operation to prevent seizing
• Inspection of seals and threading
• Cleaning of external surfaces to maintain appearance
• Check for proper operation and potential leaks