Legend Valve
Legend Valve 101-420NL 3 inch T-2000 no lead ball valve
A 3-inch no-lead forged brass full-port ball valve for potable water systems
- No-lead forged brass construction meets Prop 65 compliance
- Full-port design ensures unrestricted flow through the valve
- T-2000 series rating supports reliable shut-off performance
- 3-inch connection fits standard piping installations
- New condition guarantees factory-fresh sealing integrity
Product identity
The Legend Valve 101-420NL is a 3-inch T-2000 no-lead ball valve built for potable water systems. It serves plumbing professionals and facility managers who require a full-port forged brass valve that meets no-lead requirements.
Build quality and connections
Forged brass construction provides structural strength for demanding installations. The full-port design maintains unrestricted flow through the 3-inch bore. Threaded ends allow direct connection to matching pipework without special tools.
Deciding specification
The no-lead brass composition satisfies California Proposition 65 regulations for drinking water applications. This valve is not suitable for systems that require leaded alloys or non-potable service ratings.
Highlights
- No-lead forged brass construction meets Prop 65 compliance
- Full-port design ensures unrestricted flow through the valve
- T-2000 series rating supports reliable shut-off performance
- 3-inch connection fits standard piping installations
- New condition guarantees factory-fresh sealing integrity
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What standard does the T-2000 no lead ball valve meet for drinking water safety?
The valve is manufactured with no lead forged brass, complying with California Proposition 65 requirements for potable water systems.
What pipe size does the 3 inch full port ball valve connect to?
It fits 3 inch nominal pipe threads for a full port flow path through the forged brass body.
How is the Legend Valve 101-420NL installed, and what step is often missed?
Thread the valve onto clean pipe threads with appropriate sealant, then tighten using wrenches on the valve body flats only, not the handle.
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