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The FORD METER BOX vb74-15w-11-44-nl is a 1-inch no-lead copper meter setter designed for residential and light commercial water metering installations. This unit features a 3/4-inch by 1-inch ball valve paired with plain tube ends, a 15-inch height, and horizontal inlet with horizontal outlet configuration. Both the inlet and outlet connections are 1-inch double-purpose fittings. The no-lead construction meets lead-free potable water requirements. Licensed plumbers install this component as part of a water service lateral, positioning it between the service line and the water meter to allow shutoff, meter removal, and flow isolation without cutting into the service pipe.
This meter setter is suited for potable water service applications where a horizontal-in, horizontal-out configuration is required. The ball valve body allows full-port shutoff during meter changeouts or service interruptions. The 15-inch height accommodates standard meter pit or vault installations. The double-purpose end connections provide flexibility for transitioning between pipe types or sizes at the meter interface, making it a practical choice for municipal service connections and utility-standard installations.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation meter setter for 1-inch potable water service laterals requiring a horizontal-configuration copper setter with ball valve shutoff.
Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with local plumbing codes and applicable IPC requirements. Shut off the water service supply completely before removing or installing the setter. Ensure the meter pit or vault provides adequate clearance for the 15-inch setter height and horizontal connection orientation. Do not apply excessive force to the ball valve handle or connection fittings during installation, as copper components can deform under overtightening.
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