Ball Valve, 3/8" Flare Shut Off Valve

1WME1

Status: In Stock

US$35.99

Description

Description

The Toyotomi Ball Valve, part number 1WME1, is an OEM 3/8-inch flare shut-off valve designed to provide reliable manual fuel flow control, allowing safe isolation of the fuel supply during service or maintenance of Toyotomi oil heating systems.

What’s included: One (1) Toyotomi 3/8" flare ball shut-off valve.

Installation limits: Intended for installation in approved fuel supply lines only; installation must follow Toyotomi fuel system guidelines and applicable local codes.

Compatibility: Compatible with Toyotomi oil heaters and fuel supply systems using 3/8" flare connections.

Features

Features

  • OEM Toyotomi fuel shut-off ball valve
  • 3/8" flare connection for standard fuel lines
  • Allows manual shut-off of fuel supply
  • Supports safe heater servicing and maintenance
  • Durable construction for long-term reliability
  • Direct-fit component for Toyotomi fuel systems

Specifications

Specifications

Product Type: Fuel shut-off ball valve
Brand: Toyotomi
Manufacturer Part Number: 1WME1
Application: Oil heater fuel supply line
Function: Manually shuts off or allows fuel flow to the heater
Compatible Models: Toyotomi oil heaters using 3/8" flare fuel connections

 

A properly installed shut-off valve is essential for safe servicing and fuel system control.

 

Support

Support

   
Product FAQ

What is the Toyotomi 1WME1 ball valve used for?

It is used to manually shut off or allow fuel flow to the oil heater.

What size fuel line does this valve fit?

It is designed for 3/8-inch flare fuel line connections.

Is this an OEM Toyotomi component?

Yes. This is an OEM Toyotomi fuel shut-off valve.

Why is a shut-off valve important in a fuel system?

It allows the fuel supply to be safely isolated during servicing or maintenance.

Can this valve be used on non-Toyotomi systems?

It can be used on compatible fuel systems that require a 3/8-inch flare shut-off valve.

Should fuel be shut off before heater service?

Yes. The fuel supply should always be shut off before servicing the heater.

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