Legend Valve
Legend Valve 101-315NL 1" T2010 F x M Insert NL BV vacuum pump
1-inch no-lead DZR forged brass ball valve with female NPT by insert connections for vacuum pump systems
- No-lead brass construction reduces lead exposure
- DZR forged brass body resists dezincification corrosion
- 1 inch FNPT x insert connection fits standard piping
- T-2010NL series designed for vacuum pump service
- New condition ensures full factory performance
Product Identity
The Legend Valve 101-315NL is a 1" T-2010NL no-lead DZR forged brass ball valve with FNPT by insert connections. It is designed for plumbing professionals and system installers who need a lead-free shut-off valve for potable water or compatible fluid lines.
Thermal Noise Power
This mechanical valve has no electrical components, so it produces no operational noise and draws no power. Thermal performance is determined by the fluid temperature limits of the DZR forged brass body and the specific application environment.
Sustained Load Behaviour
Under continuous flow or pressure cycles, the forged brass construction resists dezincification and maintains sealing integrity. The no-lead composition supports long-term compliance with Proposition 65 requirements for potable water systems during extended service periods.
Highlights
- No-lead brass construction reduces lead exposure
- DZR forged brass body resists dezincification corrosion
- 1 inch FNPT x insert connection fits standard piping
- T-2010NL series designed for vacuum pump service
- New condition ensures full factory performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 1" T-2010NL valve with FNPT x Insert connections?
Thread the female NPT end onto the matching male pipe threads using appropriate sealant, then press the insert end into the prepared tubing or hose barb, securing with a clamp if required; the step often missed is confirming the insert is fully seated before tightening the clamp.
What maintenance will the DZR forged brass ball valve need over time?
Periodically operate the valve through its full open and close cycle to prevent seizing, inspect the ball and seats for debris or mineral build-up, and replace the valve if leakage appears at the stem or body joints.
What is the first limit that appears under sustained vacuum-pump duty?
The California Proposition 65 warning indicates the valve contains a chemical known to cause cancer and reproductive harm, so prolonged exposure to the valve materials themselves becomes the primary health-and-safety limitation during continuous use.
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