Legend Valve 450-872P 3/4" PRESS x 1/2" F1807 Tee valve
A no-lead tee connects 3/4" press, 1/2" F1807 PEX and press ends for potable-water systems
- No-lead construction for safer potable water systems
- 3/4" PRESS x 1/2" F1807 tee connects press and PEX lines
- Press-to-press-to-F1807 configuration simplifies multi-material installations
- Legend Valve 450-872P model ensures consistent manufacturing quality
- New condition guarantees full factory performance from day one
3/4" Press x 1/2" F1807 Tee
This Legend Valve tee fitting connects a 3/4 inch press inlet to a 1/2 inch F1807 PEX branch using press-to-press technology. The no-lead construction meets safe drinking water standards for potable plumbing systems. It is supplied new and ready for professional installation.
For potable water branch connections
Plumbers creating a 1/2 inch PEX branch from a 3/4 inch press main line will find this tee matches the required connection types. Installers needing a different branch size, a threaded outlet, or a sweat connection should select an alternative fitting. The Proposition 65 notice also applies for California projects.
Press-to-press F1807 compatibility
The defining specification is the combined 3/4 inch press by 1/2 inch F1807 press configuration on a single tee body. This exact end-connection pairing determines whether the fitting integrates with the existing piping layout. Verify the pipe schedules and press tool jaws match these ends before purchase.
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- Price $16.99
- Cheaper than about 85% of the 720 comparable items (median $47.49).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | LEGEND VALVE |
Questions about this item
What pipe sizes fit the 3/4" PRESS and 1/2" F1807 connections on this tee?
The tee accepts 3/4-inch press fittings on two ports and 1/2-inch F1807 PEX on the branch, matching standard copper press and ASTM F1807 PEX systems.
Which press tool and jaw size are required to install the 3/4" PRESS ends correctly?
Use a calibrated press tool with a 3/4-inch jaw approved for the fitting system; the common mistake is using a 1/2-inch jaw or an uncalibrated tool, which leaves an incomplete seal.
How often should the no-lead brass body and press seals be inspected for corrosion or leakage?
Inspect joints annually and after any pressure surge; the no-lead brass resists dezincification, but press seals can degrade with water chemistry or thermal cycling.
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