Legend Valve 108-064NL 1/2"x10" T-552PNL 1960 plumbing
Half-inch frost-free sillcock extends ten inches for reliable outdoor water access in recreational vehicles
- 1/2" connection fits standard RV plumbing
- 10-inch length provides extended reach for tight installations
- Frost-free design prevents freeze damage in cold weather
- New condition ensures reliable performance from first use
- California Prop 65 warnings disclosed for chemical safety awareness
Legend Valve Frost-Free Sillcock
This Legend Valve frost-free sillcock provides an outdoor water connection designed to resist freezing in cold weather. The 10-inch stem length extends the shut-off valve inside the heated wall cavity for reliable protection. It serves homeowners and contractors installing or replacing exterior hose bibbs.
Replaces Standard Hose Bibbs
Upgrading from a standard sillcock is worth it when the existing fixture lacks freeze protection or shows signs of leakage. The frost-free design prevents pipe bursts by locating the valve seat beyond the insulation line. This change suits renovations where winter durability is a primary concern.
Fits 1/2-Inch Supply Connections
The unit connects to a 1/2-inch water supply line using the integrated T-552PNL fitting style. Installation requires access to the interior plumbing for a secure joint. The configuration frees up exterior wall space by eliminating the need for separate insulation covers or heat tape.
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- Price $36.99
- Pricier than about 80% of the 135 comparable items (median $19.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LEGEND VALVE |
Questions about this item
What pipe size does the 1/2" inlet on the T-552PNL 1960 frost-free sillcock require?
The 1/2" inlet fits standard half-inch copper, PEX, or threaded pipe connections used in RV plumbing systems.
Which step is often missed when installing the 10-inch frost-free sillcock through an exterior wall?
Many installers forget to slope the valve body slightly downward so residual water drains out and cannot freeze inside the 10-inch stem.
How often should the vacuum breaker on the T-552PNL 1960 be inspected or replaced?
Check the vacuum breaker annually for mineral build-up or cracking; replace it if water leaks from the vent during use.
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