OCEAN TECHNOLOGIES 2-Way Valve

A working valve for suitable price

The incoming-outgoing connections are not reliably sealed against each other, especially not if deposits have formed. If this is required, it is better to use a ball valve. I was also always afraid of breaking off the operating lever.

previously had a RM69 that is much more valuable processed and constructed - but it also makes their job satisfactory

The valve makes a little "cheap" impression, for the price. Time will tell how it is ordered with durability and handling.

Generally I have designed my system for this product. Under saltwater conditions I have the problem of calcium deposits, which leads to leaks. I dismantle the valve every 2 years, clean it and have noticed that there is play between the main bolt and the lever, which also leads to leaks, because the inner lid then no longer close clean and when pumping the paths not properly open or just closed. Another point is the screw quality used, they should meet the requirements "acid-resistant". It also happens that after repeated dismantling, the wall bursts out and tightening is no longer possible. \ R \ nYou want to sell but in use under Mediterranean conditions only partially operational. If you can influence the product, you should do it in my opinion, even if it would make it more expensive!