On or off

[PeteT1201]

 

[Figaro]

On

 

[Landy Andy]

On.

 

[Conal]

Weird. The arrows seem to suggest the they would be “on” when turned 90 degrees from photographed position.

 

[SM0129]

Weird. The arrows seem to suggest the they would be “on” when turned 90 degrees from photographed position.

id agree- with most valves you line the "switch" with the flow of the pipe

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[Eggs]

Weird. The arrows seem to suggest the they would be “on” when turned 90 degrees from photographed position.

Why? The gas comes into the manifold from the side then goes off to each appliance in the direction of flow.

 

[SM0129]

Why? The gas comes into the manifold from the side then goes off to each appliance in the direction of flow.

Ah, i see it now

 

[deleted79651]

Weird. The arrows seem to suggest the they would be “on” when turned 90 degrees from photographed position.

Yes, it fooled me (I know, I know ...) on our first outing and was the first of many Anglo Saxon outbursts. But then the gas lit, the kettle boiled, and we had our first cup of coffee in Brunhilde ...

Steve

 

[2657]

Ours are like the pic and they are definitely on.

 

[Chris]

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[PeteT1201]

On

That's what the seller said but didn't look right!!

 

[Gerby]

The feeds go out the bottom of the valve and as such the valve has to be on the downpipe as if it wasn't the gas would not flow to any outlet if the first valve was turned of therefore the arrow shows the flow of gas out (and in of course) to the vertical (supply out) pipe.