Legend Valve 310-425NL 1" x 3/4" No Lead Reducing Tee plumbing
No-lead cast-bronze reducing tee connects 1" and 3/4" FNPT threads for potable-water plumbing
- No-lead bronze construction meets Prop 65 compliance
- Reducing tee joins 1" and 3/4" FNPT lines
- Cast bronze body resists corrosion in RV systems
- Threaded FNPT ends allow tool-free assembly
- Model 310-425NL certified for potable water use
Legend Valve Reducing Tee
This Legend Valve 310-425NL is a no-lead cast bronze reducing tee designed for potable water plumbing. It connects a one-inch female NPT line to two three-quarter-inch female NPT branches. The fitting meets California Proposition 65 disclosure requirements.
Installers needing a lead-free transition
Plumbers and RV technicians who require a no-lead bronze tee for reducing a one-inch supply to three-quarter-inch distribution will find this part suitable. It is not for systems that demand a straight coupling or a different thread standard.
Simple threaded assembly
The FNPT threads allow hand-tight engagement followed by a wrench turn with pipe sealant. Over-tightening can crack the bronze casting, and debris in the threads often causes leaks that require disassembly and cleaning.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LEGEND VALVE |
Questions about this item
What pipe sizes and thread type do I need to connect to the three FNPT ports on this reducing tee?
The tee has three female NPT ports sized 1 inch, 1 inch, and 3/4 inch, so you need matching male NPT fittings or pipe nipples for each connection.
Will the no-lead cast bronze body of this tee corrode when joined to older brass or copper plumbing?
The no-lead cast bronze construction is compatible with standard brass and copper piping; use appropriate thread sealant and dielectric unions if dissimilar metals are a concern.
How can I verify the tee is sealed and flowing correctly after installation?
Pressurise the system and check each of the three FNPT joints for leaks; a dry, drip-free joint under normal operating pressure confirms a proper seal.
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