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What is a Quick Coupling Valve Used For?

Quick coupling valves are often regarded as one of the most useful types of irrigation valves because they allow you to connect sprinklers, hoses, and other irrigation equipment to the main water supply quickly and easily without the need for additional tools. Quick coupler irrigation valves are often used for large-scale irrigation projects where adding and removing equipment efficiently is key. Quick coupling valves (or QCV for short) are also useful for domestic projects like filling pools and watering the lawn.  

 

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How does a quick coupling valve work?

Before you use your irrigation quick coupler, it’s important to understand its mechanics. Coupling valves have two parts: The male connector (plug) and a female coupler. Simply insert the male connector into the female coupler to open up a ball valve or poppet inside the coupler, which in turn opens up the water flow.

How to attach quick coupler valves?

The great thing about quick coupler irrigation valves is they can be connected and disconnected easily by hand – no tools required. Before you get started attaching any sprinkler valves, though, it’s always important to ensure the water supply is turned off. Then, all you need to do is align the male connector with the female coupler and push the male connector fully into the female coupler. This will activate the internal valve and get water flowing.

How to clean a quick coupler valve?

Once you’ve been using your quick coupler valve for a while, it’s bound to need some TLC. First, turn off the water supply and disconnect any attached equipment. Use a clean cloth to remove dust, then a small brush to scrub the insides of the coupling valve. Rinse with clean water, check for any clogs, dry, and reassemble. Now your sprinkler coupler is clean and ready to go.