Legend Valve
Legend Valve 101-046NL 1-1/4 S-1001 No Lead CXC FP BV Ball Valve
No-lead forged brass full-port ball valve for potable water systems, compliant with California Proposition 65
- Lead-free forged brass construction for safe potable water use
- Full-port design maintains unrestricted flow through the valve
- 1-1/4 inch S-1001 model suits standard plumbing connections
- California Proposition 65 notice included for regulatory awareness
- New condition ensures factory-original performance and reliability
Product Identity
The Legend Valve 101-046NL is a 1-1/4 inch no-lead forged brass full-port ball valve intended for plumbing and compressed-air systems. It suits installers who need a lead-free shut-off component for potable-water or pneumatic lines.
Thermal Noise Power
No thermal, acoustic or electrical power-draw data is supplied for this valve because it is a passive mechanical fitting with no moving electrical parts. Operation produces no fan noise, heat output or wattage consumption.
Build Integration
The valve connects via copper-to-copper sweat ends and provides full-port flow without restricting the line. It requires soldering tools and flux for installation and frees the system from lead-content concerns under Proposition 65.
Highlights
- Lead-free forged brass construction for safe potable water use
- Full-port design maintains unrestricted flow through the valve
- 1-1/4 inch S-1001 model suits standard plumbing connections
- California Proposition 65 notice included for regulatory awareness
- New condition ensures factory-original performance and reliability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 101-046NL ball valve on copper tubing and what step is often missed?
Clean both copper ends, apply flux, then solder the CXC connections; the step often missed is fully heating each joint so solder flows completely around the fitting.
What maintenance will the 101-046NL valve need over time?
Operate the handle through a full cycle every few months to prevent seizing; inspect the stem packing for drips and tighten the packing nut slightly if leakage appears.
What limit appears first when the 101-046NL valve runs continuously in a compressed-air system?
The stem packing seal typically shows wear first under sustained cycling, leading to minor air leaks before the ball or body fatigue becomes an issue.
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