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PVC CMP Ball Valve (2In S, W/ Union) | 25802-210-000

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PVC CMP 25802-210-000 2″ Socket × Socket Unionized Ball Valve

The CMP 25802-210-000 is a 2-inch ball valve with a union connection, built for pool and spa plumbing systems. It provides reliable manual shut-off of water flow, and the union fitting makes future maintenance, service, or equipment swaps easier without having to cut pipe.

Key Features

  • 2″ socket × socket construction — fits standard 2″ PVC plumbing lines.
  • Unionized design — allows easy disassembly and reconnection for maintenance or equipment changes.
  • Manual ball-valve operation — simple on/off flow control for suction, return, or bypass lines.
  • Pool-rated PVC construction — resistant to pool chemicals and suitable for long-term use.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: CMP (Custom Molded Products)
  • Part Number: 25802-210-000
  • Valve Type: 2-inch ball valve, socket ends, unionized
  • Connection Style: Socket (slip-fit) × Socket with union nut for easy disassembly
  • Material: PVC (pool-rated thermoplastic)
  • Typical Application: Pool or spa suction/return plumbing for shut-off or flow diversion

Common Uses

  • Isolating pump suction or return lines for service, winterizing, or repairs.
  • Bypassing equipment such as heaters, chlorinators, or salt-systems for maintenance or seasonal shutdown.
  • Controlling flow to separate circuit loops — e.g., pool vs spa, heater loop, solar loop, etc.

Installation & Maintenance Tips

  • Solvent-weld the socket ends to PVC pipe using proper PVC primer and cement. Allow full cure before pressurizing.
  • When tightening the union nut, hand-tighten firmly — avoid over-tightening to prevent stress on the valve body.
  • Operate the valve at least once or twice per season to ensure smooth operation and prevent sticking.
  • Inspect the union flange and O-ring periodically for leaks; replace the O-ring if chemical damage or wear is evident.