Legend Valve
Legend Valve 101-600NL 1/2 T2007 SWT x PEX No Lead Drain Valve
A no-lead forged brass ball valve with sweat-to-PEX connection and integrated drain for potable water systems
- No-lead forged brass protects drinking water
- DZR alloy resists dezincification in aggressive water
- Sweat-to-PEX connection joins copper and PEX directly
- Integrated drain simplifies winterising and maintenance
- California Prop 65 listed for cancer and reproductive-harm chemicals
Application
The Legend Valve 101-600NL is a no-lead forged DZR brass ball valve with a drain port, designed for potable water plumbing. It connects a 1/2 inch sweat copper joint to a PEX line using the T2007 configuration. Installers choose it when local codes require lead-free components and a drain point for system maintenance.
Sustained operation
The valve body resists dezincification and corrosion during continuous water flow and pressure cycles. The no-lead brass alloy maintains structural integrity without leaching restricted substances into the supply. The quarter-turn ball mechanism operates reliably over repeated open and close cycles in residential and light commercial service.
Thermals noise power
The brass construction conducts fluid temperature without adding heat to the system. Operation is silent because the valve has no moving fluid or electrical components. No external power is required, so there is no power draw or electrical noise to consider during normal use.
Highlights
- No-lead forged brass protects drinking water
- DZR alloy resists dezincification in aggressive water
- Sweat-to-PEX connection joins copper and PEX directly
- Integrated drain simplifies winterising and maintenance
- California Prop 65 listed for cancer and reproductive-harm chemicals
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Legend Valve 101-600NL generate noise, heat or draw power when installed in a plumbing system?
This is a passive forged DZR brass ball valve with a drain port; it has no moving electrical parts, so it produces no noise, no heat and consumes no power during continuous operation.
What piping and tools must I already have to install the sweat-by-PEX connection on this valve?
You need half-inch copper tubing ready for sweat soldering, compatible PEX tubing with the correct crimp or expansion rings, a torch, flux, solder and the matching PEX crimp or expansion tool for a watertight joint.
Will the 101-600NL work alongside older copper and PEX plumbing already in the house?
Yes, the sweat end joins existing half-inch copper pipe and the PEX end connects to existing half-inch PEX, so it integrates directly with both legacy copper and legacy PEX systems.
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