Legend Valve
Legend Valve 111-247 1/4" T-34 Evap Float Valve trap
Transparent 1/4" T-34 evaporative float valve regulates liquid level in drain traps
- ColorTransparent
- 1/4" connection fits standard evaporative cooler lines
- Transparent body lets you inspect float operation
- T-34 model designed for evaporative float valve use
- New condition ensures reliable sealing from first install
- Legend Valve brand built for plumbing durability
Valve for evaporative systems
The Legend Valve 111-247 is a 1/4 inch T-34 evaporative float valve built for plumbing drains and traps. It suits installers and maintenance teams who need a reliable liquid-level control in evaporative equipment.
Transparent body aids inspection
The transparent construction lets technicians verify float movement and seat condition without disassembly. No noise, thermal or power-draw data is supplied for this mechanical device.
California Proposition 65 notice applies
The product carries a Proposition 65 warning for chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Buyers who need a valve without this regulatory flag should select an alternative component.
Highlights
- 1/4" connection fits standard evaporative cooler lines
- Transparent body lets you inspect float operation
- T-34 model designed for evaporative float valve use
- New condition ensures reliable sealing from first install
- Legend Valve brand built for plumbing durability
Specifications
| Color | Transparent |
|---|---|
| Brand | LEGEND VALVE |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 1/4" T-34 evaporative float valve and which step is often done incorrectly?
Thread the 1/4 inch inlet into the evaporative cooler supply line using pipe sealant on male threads only; the common error is applying sealant inside the female port, which can block the float mechanism.
What maintenance or replacement will the Legend Valve 111-247 float valve need over time?
Inspect the transparent body each season for mineral build-up on the float and seat; replace the complete valve if the float no longer rises freely or if the seat shows pitting that prevents shut-off.
What is the first limit that appears when the T-34 float valve runs continuously in hard water?
Mineral deposits accumulate on the float hinge and seat, causing the valve to stick open or closed before any mechanical wear occurs.
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