Legend Valve
Legend Valve 107-179NL 1/2 T514NL Flange Sillcock FNPT bath faucet part
1/2 inch flange sillcock with FNPT threads for bath faucet installations
- TypePipes, Valves & Fittings
- Lead-free brass construction meets Prop 65 requirements
- 1/2 inch FNPT inlet simplifies pipe connections
- Flanged design secures firmly to exterior walls
- T-514NL model ensures reliable outdoor water control
- New condition guarantees full factory performance
Valve component for bath plumbing
This Legend Valve 107-179NL flange sillcock is a bath faucet part designed for residential plumbing installations. It serves as a connection point with female national pipe thread for standard water supply lines. Professional plumbers and DIY homeowners use it when replacing worn sillcocks or adding new outdoor water access points.
Lead content and shipping threshold
California Proposition 65 warnings indicate this product contains chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. The manufacturer notes that orders of 75 or more ship free and items ship directly from the manufacturer. No thermal, noise or power specifications apply to this mechanical plumbing component.
Replaces worn sillcocks on existing supply lines
This flange sillcock replaces damaged or leaking units on 1/2 inch connections without requiring pipe replacement. The jump is worth it when the existing sillcock shows corrosion, cracks or persistent dripping that wastes water. It is not for installations needing a different thread standard, a larger connection size or integrated backflow prevention not featured here.
Highlights
- Lead-free brass construction meets Prop 65 requirements
- 1/2 inch FNPT inlet simplifies pipe connections
- Flanged design secures firmly to exterior walls
- T-514NL model ensures reliable outdoor water control
- New condition guarantees full factory performance
Specifications
| Brand | LEGEND VALVE |
|---|---|
| Type | Pipes, Valves & Fittings |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 1/2" T-514NL flange sillcock with FNPT threads, and what step is often missed?
Thread the FNPT end onto the supply pipe using pipe tape or sealant, then secure the flange to the wall. The step often missed is applying enough thread sealant to prevent leaks at the FNPT joint.
What maintenance will the T-514NL sillcock need over time?
Replace the internal washer or cartridge if dripping occurs at the spout. Lubricate the stem threads annually with plumber's grease to keep the handle turning smoothly.
What limit appears first during sustained use of this sillcock?
The 1/2" FNPT connection limits flow volume during extended high-demand use, such as running a garden hose for long periods.
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