Legend Valve 101-224NL 3/4 inch T-901 no-lead ball valve
A 3/4 inch no-lead bronze full-port ball valve built for potable water systems
- No-lead bronze construction for safer potable water systems
- Full-port design maintains unrestricted flow through the valve
- 3/4 inch connection fits standard plumbing installations
- T-901 model built for reliable shut-off performance
- California Proposition 65 warnings disclose chemical content for compliance
Product identity
The Legend Valve 101-224NL is a 3/4 inch T-901 no-lead bronze full-port ball valve designed for potable-water plumbing. It meets no-lead material requirements and carries California Proposition 65 notices for listed chemicals.
Suitable installations
This valve suits residential and light-commercial water lines that require a full-port, no-lead bronze ball valve. It is not intended for fuel, gas, steam or high-pressure hydraulic systems, nor for applications needing a reduced-port or actuated design.
Capacity and limits
The full-port bore provides unrestricted flow for typical 3/4 inch supply piping. Pressure and temperature limits are not supplied, so the installer must verify ratings against the specific system requirements before use.
How it compares
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- Price $24.99
- Cheaper than about 58% of the 227 comparable items (median $30.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LEGEND VALVE |
Questions about this item
What pipe size must I already have for the 101-224NL to fit?
The valve uses a 3/4 inch connection, so your existing pipework must match that diameter for a direct fit.
Will the no-lead bronze body of the 101-224NL cause corrosion where it meets older copper pipe?
No-lead bronze is compatible with standard copper plumbing; use approved fittings and thread sealant to prevent galvanic issues at the joint.
How can I confirm the T-901 valve is operating correctly after installation?
Turn the handle through a full quarter turn; the ball should rotate smoothly, stop water flow completely in the closed position and allow full flow when open.
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