Legend Valve
Legend Valve 101-463NL 1/2" T-1960NL MIP x F1960 ball valve
1/2" no-lead DZR forged brass ball valve with MNPT to cold-expansion PEX F1960 connection
- No-lead brass protects water quality
- DZR forged brass resists dezincification
- 1/2 inch MNPT x F1960 PEX connection
- Cold expansion PEX compatibility simplifies installation
- New condition ensures full factory performance
Lead-Free Brass Ball Valve
This 1/2 inch T-1960NL valve connects male NPT threads to F1960 cold-expansion PEX using DZR forged brass. It is built for potable-water systems that require no-lead components and dezincification resistance. Installers choose it for new residential or light-commercial plumbing rough-ins.
Replaces Leaded or Standard Brass Valves
The jump is worth it when local code mandates no-lead materials or when water chemistry attacks standard brass. It removes the need for separate dielectric unions in many mixed-metal runs. Do not use it where press-fit or crimp PEX connections are specified instead of cold expansion.
Cold-Expansion PEX Interface Limits
The F1960 connection requires an expansion tool and cannot be crimped or clamped. MNPT threads demand pipe dope or tape rated for potable water. California Proposition 65 warnings apply because the alloy contains listed chemicals. The valve is not rated for gas, steam or high-pressure hydraulic service.
Highlights
- No-lead brass protects water quality
- DZR forged brass resists dezincification
- 1/2 inch MNPT x F1960 PEX connection
- Cold expansion PEX compatibility simplifies installation
- New condition ensures full factory performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What pipe threads and PEX connection does the 1/2" T-1960NL valve use?
It has a male NPT thread on one side and a cold-expansion F1960 PEX fitting on the other.
Which step is often missed when installing a cold-expansion F1960 ball valve?
Expanding the PEX ring fully before inserting the valve barb and allowing it to shrink back for a seal.
What component may need replacement if the valve handle becomes stiff over time?
The internal ball or stem seals can wear and require a rebuild kit.
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