Legend Valve
Legend Valve 101-505NL 1 inch T-1100 no lead ball valve
A 1 inch no-lead forged brass full-port ball valve with drain for potable water systems
- Full-port design maximises flow capacity
- No-lead forged brass meets Prop 65 compliance
- Built-in drain simplifies system maintenance
- T-1100 series rated for demanding applications
- 1-inch connection fits standard piping layouts
Valve Type and Application
The Legend Valve 101-505NL is a 1 inch T-1100 no lead forged brass full port ball valve with a drain. It is designed for plumbing and compressed air systems where lead-free components are required by code. The full port design allows unrestricted flow through the valve body.
Upgrade Considerations
This valve replaces older brass ball valves that contain lead and do not meet current no lead standards. The jump is worth it when local regulations or California Proposition 65 compliance mandate lead-free materials for potable water or air supply lines. The integrated drain adds a maintenance feature not found on standard valve bodies.
Suitability and Limits
This valve suits installers and facility managers who need a compliant, full port shut-off with a built-in drain for system servicing. It is not for buyers who require a different connection size or pressure rating than the 1 inch T-1100 specification provides. Buyers needing automated actuation or specialised alloy construction should look at other product lines.
Highlights
- Full-port design maximises flow capacity
- No-lead forged brass meets Prop 65 compliance
- Built-in drain simplifies system maintenance
- T-1100 series rated for demanding applications
- 1-inch connection fits standard piping layouts
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size pipe thread does the 1 inch T-1100 no lead ball valve use for installation?
The valve uses a 1 inch pipe thread connection for installation into compatible piping systems.
What is the correct orientation for installing the drain on the T-1100 ball valve?
Install the valve so the drain port faces downward to allow proper drainage when opened.
How often should the PTFE seats in the 101-505NL ball valve be inspected?
Inspect the PTFE seats annually for wear or debris to maintain a reliable seal.
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