Legend Valve
Legend Valve 114-714NL 5/8OD x 1/4OD T596 NL Chrome Stop Valve
A no-lead chrome brass 1/4-turn straight stop valve with 5/8" OD x 1/4" OD connections
- No-lead brass protects drinking water
- Quarter-turn handle shuts flow fast
- Chrome finish resists corrosion
- 5/8 OD by 1/4 OD fits supply lines
- Prop 65 chemical warning applies
Valve type and installer fit
The Legend Valve 114-714NL is a straight stop valve built with no-lead chrome brass for potable water lines. It suits plumbers and maintenance crews who need a quarter-turn shut-off at fixture supply points.
Thermal noise and power profile
This mechanical valve has no electrical components, so it produces no heat, draws no power and makes no operating noise. The chrome brass body simply controls flow without any thermal or acoustic signature.
Build quality and daily connection
The T-596NL construction meets no-lead requirements and resists corrosion in standard indoor plumbing. A 5/8 inch OD inlet and 1/4 inch OD outlet let the valve thread directly onto common supply tubing, while the quarter-turn handle gives quick, positive shut-off during service calls.
Highlights
- No-lead brass protects drinking water
- Quarter-turn handle shuts flow fast
- Chrome finish resists corrosion
- 5/8 OD by 1/4 OD fits supply lines
- Prop 65 chemical warning applies
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 1/4 turn straight stop valve with 5/8 OD and 1/4 OD connections?
The valve uses a quarter-turn handle to open or close flow. Ensure the 5/8 OD inlet and 1/4 OD outlet are clean and properly seated before tightening. The common mistake is over-tightening the compression nuts which can damage the no-lead chrome brass body.
What maintenance or replacement will the T-596NL no-lead chrome brass stop valve need over time?
The chrome brass construction resists corrosion but the internal stem and O-ring may wear after extended use. If dripping occurs at the handle or outlet, replace the stem assembly. The no-lead brass body itself rarely requires replacement unless physically damaged.
What is the first performance limit that appears on the 114-714NL valve under sustained flow?
The quarter-turn mechanism is designed for on/off control not throttling. Sustained partial opening creates turbulent flow that accelerates wear on the stem seal. The practical limit is the stem packing which will leak first if the valve is left in a partially open position.
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