Legend Valve
Legend Valve 101-604NL 3/4" 1102NL No Lead Forged Brass Full Port Ball Valve with Drain
3/4-inch no-lead forged brass full-port ball valve includes a drain for system maintenance
- No-lead forged brass meets Prop 65 compliance
- Full-port design maintains unrestricted flow
- Integrated drain simplifies system maintenance
- 3/4 inch connection fits standard plumbing
- Forged brass construction resists corrosion long-term
3/4" No Lead Forged Brass Ball Valve
The Legend Valve 101-604NL is a 3/4 inch no lead forged brass full port ball valve with a drain. It is built for potable water systems where lead free materials are required by code. The full port design maintains flow without restriction through the valve body.
Upgrade from standard brass valves
This valve replaces older brass valves that contain lead and do not meet current no lead standards. The jump is worth it when local plumbing codes mandate certified no lead components for drinking water supply lines. It also suits installations needing a built in drain for system maintenance or winterizing.
Threaded connection limits
The valve uses a threaded end connection that relies on proper sealant and torque for a leak free joint. Over tightening can damage the forged brass body or strip the threads. The drain port adds a potential leak path if the cap is not secured correctly after each use.
Highlights
- No-lead forged brass meets Prop 65 compliance
- Full-port design maintains unrestricted flow
- Integrated drain simplifies system maintenance
- 3/4 inch connection fits standard plumbing
- Forged brass construction resists corrosion long-term
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size pipe thread does the 101-604NL valve accept for installation?
The valve uses a 3/4 inch connection size for standard piping systems.
How should the forged brass ball valve be oriented during installation to ensure proper drainage?
Install the valve with the drain port positioned at the lowest point so water can fully exit the system.
When should the drain cap on the 1102NL model be inspected or replaced during routine maintenance?
Check the drain cap annually for mineral buildup or thread wear and replace it if sealing performance declines.
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