Legend Valve
Legend Valve 101-337NL 1-1/2" S2001 No Lead DZR Forged Brass Full Port Ball Valve Sweat x Sweat
A no-lead DZR forged brass full-port ball valve with sweat connections for potable water systems
- Lead-free DZR forged brass resists corrosion
- Full-port design maintains unrestricted water flow
- Sweat-to-sweat connections suit copper piping
- Model 101-337NL meets no-lead plumbing standards
- Prop 65 warning lists chemical hazards 65
Product identity
The Legend Valve 101-337NL is a 1-1/2 inch no-lead DZR forged brass full-port ball valve with sweat-to-sweat connections. It is intended for plumbers and installers working on potable-water systems that require lead-free compliance.
Practical limits
The valve meets California Proposition 65 disclosure requirements because it contains a chemical known to the state to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Its sweat ends require copper tubing and soldering skill, so it is not suited for press-fit or threaded pipe installations.
Installation notes
Sweat connections demand clean copper, proper flux and controlled heat to avoid damaging the seats or creating leaks. Overheating the body during soldering is the most common cause of premature failure. The full-port design does not restrict flow once the joint is sound.
Highlights
- Lead-free DZR forged brass resists corrosion
- Full-port design maintains unrestricted water flow
- Sweat-to-sweat connections suit copper piping
- Model 101-337NL meets no-lead plumbing standards
- Prop 65 warning lists chemical hazards 65
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 1-1/2" full port version for my copper piping?
The 1-1/2" full port design matches the pipe inner diameter so flow is not restricted at the valve. Sweat ends let you solder directly to copper tubing without extra fittings.
How does the no-lead DZR forged brass hold up in potable water systems?
The no-lead DZR forged brass meets low-lead requirements and resists dezincification, making it suitable for potable water installations.
What does the California Proposition 65 warning mean for installation?
The warning indicates the valve contains a chemical listed by California as a cancer or reproductive hazard. Use standard protective practices when soldering and handling.
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