Legend Valve
Legend Valve 101-654NL 3/4 inch T-1001T no lead forged brass full port ball valve tee handle
A no-lead forged brass full-port ball valve with a tee handle for 3/4 inch piping
- No-lead forged brass protects water quality
- Full-port design allows unrestricted flow
- Tee handle gives quick quarter-turn control
- 3/4 inch connection fits standard piping
- California Prop 65 warning included for compliance
Valve for potable water systems
The Legend Valve 101-654NL is a 3/4 inch T-1001T no lead forged brass full port ball valve with a tee handle. It is designed for plumbing applications where lead-free components are required by code. The full port design maintains flow without restriction. This valve suits installers working on potable water lines.
Replaces older leaded valves
This valve replaces legacy brass ball valves that contain lead and no longer meet current drinking water standards. The jump is worth it when local regulations mandate no lead materials for new installations or repairs. The forged brass body provides durability comparable to traditional valves. It fits the same 3/4 inch piping without adapter changes.
Sustained pressure performance
Under continuous system pressure the forged brass body resists deformation and the full port ball maintains consistent flow. The tee handle allows positive shutoff even after long periods without cycling. No lead construction prevents leaching into the water supply over time. The valve meets California Proposition 65 warnings for chemical exposure.
Highlights
- No-lead forged brass protects water quality
- Full-port design allows unrestricted flow
- Tee handle gives quick quarter-turn control
- 3/4 inch connection fits standard piping
- California Prop 65 warning included for compliance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What pipe size and thread type does the 3/4 inch T-1001T valve require for installation?
The valve is designed for 3/4 inch pipe connections with standard NPT threading on both ends.
How do you install the tee handle on the forged brass ball valve, and what step is commonly missed?
Thread the valve onto the pipe using pipe sealant on male threads, then tighten with a wrench on the valve body flats — not the handle — to avoid cracking the brass.
What maintenance or replacement will the no-lead forged brass ball valve need over time?
The PTFE seats and stem packing may wear after many cycles; replacement seat kits are available for the T-1001T to restore shut-off performance.
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