Legend Valve
Legend Valve 302-318LNL 1" No Lead SWT x FNPT Unions bathware
1" no-lead sweat-to-FNPT union connects copper pipe to threaded fittings in potable water systems
- ColorTransparent
- Size1"
- TypePipes, Valves & Fittings
- No-lead construction reduces exposure to harmful substances
- Sweat-to-FNPT design connects copper pipe to threaded fittings
- 1-inch size fits standard residential plumbing lines
- California Proposition 65 warning discloses regulated chemical content
- Legend Valve brand identifies the manufacturer
Legend Valve 302-318LNL 1" No Lead Union
This Legend Valve 302-318LNL union connects 1" sweat and FNPT fittings in potable water systems. The no-lead brass construction satisfies low-lead requirements for drinking water installations. It suits plumbers and contractors joining copper pipe to threaded components.
Replaces standard leaded unions in new work
The no-lead alloy replaces older leaded brass unions where current codes prohibit leaded materials. The jump is worth it when a project must meet low-lead standards for potable water. It is not for buyers who need a press or push-fit connection instead of sweat and threaded ends.
Sweat and FNPT ends limit joint options
The sweat end requires soldering equipment and skill, while the FNPT end needs thread sealant and proper tightening. Installers without torch access or threading tools cannot use this fitting. California Proposition 65 warnings note chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- No-lead construction reduces exposure to harmful substances
- Sweat-to-FNPT design connects copper pipe to threaded fittings
- 1-inch size fits standard residential plumbing lines
- California Proposition 65 warning discloses regulated chemical content
- Legend Valve brand identifies the manufacturer
Specifications
| Brand | LEGEND VALVE |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
| Size | 1" |
| Type | Pipes, Valves & Fittings |
Questions about this item
What pipe size and connection types does the 1" Legend Valve union use?
It is a 1" union with a sweat inlet and a female NPT outlet.
Which soldering step causes leaks if rushed on this no-lead brass union?
Overheating the joint before the solder flows fully into the cup.
How often should the union gasket be inspected or replaced?
Inspect the gasket annually and replace it if any weeping or corrosion appears.
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