What is the difference between an L-port and a T-port 3-way ball valve?
An L-port 3-way ball valve always connects two of the three ports while the third remains closed. It is ideal for diverting flow between two outlets (A→B or A→C) with a 90° turn. A T-port 3-way ball valve can connect all three ports simultaneously, enabling both mixing (two inlets → one outlet) and splitting (one inlet → two outlets). The correct choice depends on the switching function required in your system. Our technical team is happy to advise — contact us.
