Legend Valve 116-614 4" T-365 SS Butterfly Valve EPDM 10 Position Lever
4-inch ductile iron lug butterfly valve with stainless steel disc, EPDM seat and 10-position lever handle
- 4-inch ductile iron body suits large-pipe installations
- Stainless steel disc resists corrosion in water service
- EPDM seat handles hot and cold water cycles
- Ten-position lever gives precise flow control steps
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies to this item
4-inch T-365 Stainless Steel Butterfly Valve
This 4-inch T-365 butterfly valve features a stainless steel disc and EPDM seat for fluid control in irrigation and grounds maintenance systems. A 10-position lever handle provides discrete flow adjustment for operators managing outdoor water distribution networks.
Chemical Resistance and Manual Operation
The EPDM seat resists water and common outdoor chemicals while the stainless steel disc withstands corrosion in exposed environments. Manual lever operation requires no external power source and produces no operational noise during normal use.
Replaces Worn Manual Valves in Outdoor Systems
This valve replaces deteriorated manual butterfly valves in existing manifold assemblies where lever-actuated flow control is required. The upgrade is worth it when the original valve seat leaks or the disc corrodes beyond reliable sealing.
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- Price $165.99
- Pricier than about 89% of the 227 comparable items (median $30.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | LEGEND VALVE |
Questions about this item
How is the 10 position lever handle installed on the 4 inch T-365 SS butterfly valve?
Align the lever with the valve stem keyway, secure the retaining bolt to the specified torque, then verify each of the 10 detent positions engages cleanly before pressurising the line.
What maintenance will the EPDM seat on this 4 inch butterfly valve require over time?
Inspect the EPDM seat annually for cracking, hardening or chemical attack; replace the seat if leakage appears at the disc interface or if the material shows loss of elasticity.
Which limit appears first on the stainless steel disc during sustained throttling service?
Cavitation damage on the disc edge typically appears before seat wear when the valve is held at intermediate positions for long periods.
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