Legend Valve
Legend Valve 462-232NL 2"x2"x1/2" PEX Tee F1960
No-lead forged brass cold-expansion PEX reducing tee connects two 2 in. runs to a 1/2 in. branch
- No-lead forged brass construction reduces lead exposure
- F1960 cold-expansion connections on all three ports ensure secure joints
- Reducing tee design joins two 2" lines to a 1/2" branch
- Certified to ASTM F1960 standard for reliable PEX performance
- Suitable for potable water systems in RV plumbing applications
Product identity
The Legend Valve 462-232NL is a no-lead forged brass reducing tee built for cold-expansion PEX systems that follow the F1960 standard. It connects two 2-inch runs with a 1/2-inch branch in potable-water installations.
California Proposition 65 notice
This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. The warning applies to the brass alloy used in the fitting.
F1960 cold-expansion compatibility
The tee is manufactured to the F1960 specification for cold-expansion PEX connections. It will not suit crimp, clamp or push-fit PEX systems that use different joining methods.
Highlights
- No-lead forged brass construction reduces lead exposure
- F1960 cold-expansion connections on all three ports ensure secure joints
- Reducing tee design joins two 2" lines to a 1/2" branch
- Certified to ASTM F1960 standard for reliable PEX performance
- Suitable for potable water systems in RV plumbing applications
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I correctly install the 2" cold-expansion PEX connections on this 462-232NL tee?
Use an F1960 expansion tool to widen each 2" PEX pipe, slide the expanded pipe fully onto the tee's forged-brass barb, then allow the pipe to shrink back for a tight seal; the step often missed is confirming full insertion before the pipe contracts.
What maintenance or replacement will this no-lead forged-brass tee require over time?
The tee itself needs no scheduled maintenance; inspect joints periodically for leaks or corrosion, and replace only if a connection shows seepage or the brass develops pitting from aggressive water chemistry.
What is the first limit that appears when this tee sees sustained hot-water flow?
The practical limit is the pressure and temperature rating of the F1960 PEX tubing used with the tee; the forged-brass body handles typical residential hot-water conditions, so tube ratings govern sustained-use boundaries.
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