What's Difference Between Valterra and Valterra Bladex RV Waste Valve

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I see Valterra and Valterra Bladex waste valves of the same size available. Slightly different part numbers. Are the seals and/or valve bodies interchangeable? How are they different?

asked by: Gary G

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The standard Valterra replacement valves like the part # T1003PBC are designed to attach to a remote handle that's further away while the Valterra Bladex like part # T1003VP the handle is right at the valve instead.

Both valves are interchangeable with each other.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

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Answer 3

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Answer 5

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