Larsen Supply Co. S-137-2NL Cold Stem Replaces Kohler 1412

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. S-137-2NL is a cold stem replacement part designed for use in faucet repair and maintenance applications. This stem controls cold water flow within the faucet body and is manufactured to meet no lead compliance standards, making it suitable for potable water installations where lead-free materials are required. Weighing 0.78 pounds, this stem ships in a clamshell carded package and is sold individually. Plumbers and service technicians working on residential or light commercial faucet repairs will find this part a direct-fit solution for the applicable Kohler faucet configuration.

This cold stem is intended for use in faucet assemblies that match the Kohler 1412 stem specification. It is appropriate for residential and light commercial plumbing systems where faucet valve components require replacement due to wear, dripping, or failure to shut off completely. The no lead compliant construction makes it suitable for jurisdictions enforcing the Reduction of Lead in Drinking Water Act requirements. Installation is performed during routine faucet service by a licensed plumber or qualified tradesperson.

Key Features

• No lead compliant construction meets potable water installation requirements
• Direct replacement for Kohler 1412 cold stem
• Carded clamshell packaging for retail and trade counter distribution
• Sold individually (unit of measure: each)
• Lightweight at 0.78 pounds for easy handling during service calls

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement for the Kohler 1412 cold stem. Confirm stem geometry and thread pattern match the existing faucet valve assembly before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation of this cold stem should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified technician familiar with faucet valve repair. Shut off the water supply to the fixture and relieve line pressure before disassembling the faucet body. Standard faucet service tools including seat wrenches and stem pullers are typically required. Follow all applicable local plumbing codes, including IPC guidelines, for potable water component replacement.