Legend Valve
Legend Valve 302-417NL 1-1/2 FIP x CPVC Transition Fitting
Connects 1-1/2 inch CPVC pipe to female NPT threads using no-lead forged brass construction
- No-lead forged brass for safer potable water
- 1-1/2 inch FIP to CPVC transition for secure connections
- Legend Valve model 302-417NL ensures reliable quality
- California Prop 65 warning for chemical awareness
- Forged brass construction resists corrosion and wear
Transition Fitting for CPVC and FNPT Systems
The Legend Valve 302-417NL connects 1-1/2 inch CPVC piping to female NPT threads in potable water installations. It is built from no-lead forged brass to meet low-lead requirements for drinking water supply lines. Plumbers and maintenance crews use it to join dissimilar pipe types securely.
Thermal and Pressure Performance in Service
The forged brass body handles typical hot and cold water temperatures found in residential and commercial plumbing. Brass construction resists corrosion and scale buildup that can restrict flow over time. The fitting contains chemicals listed under California Proposition 65 as known to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
No-Lead Forged Brass Material Compliance
The alloy meets no-lead standards for potable water contact, which is the deciding factor for code-compliant installations. Installers must verify that local codes accept this material for the intended application. The fitting carries Proposition 65 warnings for California consumers.
Highlights
- No-lead forged brass for safer potable water
- 1-1/2 inch FIP to CPVC transition for secure connections
- Legend Valve model 302-417NL ensures reliable quality
- California Prop 65 warning for chemical awareness
- Forged brass construction resists corrosion and wear
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the 1-1/2 inch FIP x CPVC transition fitting installed, and what step is often missed?
Thread the FIP end onto the female NPT connection using thread sealant, then solvent-weld the CPVC socket; the step often missed is applying primer to the CPVC pipe and socket before cementing.
What maintenance or replacement will the no-lead forged brass fitting need later?
Inspect periodically for dezincification or stress-corrosion cracking; replace the fitting if white powdery deposits appear on the brass or if any seepage develops at the solvent-weld joint.
What limit appears first under sustained hot-water use?
The CPVC socket reaches its pressure-temperature rating before the forged brass body, so prolonged high-temperature service will degrade the solvent-weld joint first.
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