Larsen Supply Co. S-447-3NL Brass Deck Stem No Lead

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. S-447-3NL is a brass deck stem designed as a replacement for Phoenix-Streamway model 2355 faucet applications. This stem serves both hot and cold configurations and fits lavatory and kitchen deck-mount faucets. It features a G broach stem profile for proper engagement with faucet handles. Constructed from brass, this stem meets no-lead compliance requirements, making it suitable for potable water systems where lead-free materials are mandated. Licensed plumbers and service technicians will recognize this as a direct-replacement stem for worn or damaged faucet internals in residential and light commercial settings.

This deck stem is intended for use in lavatory and kitchen faucets built around the Phoenix-Streamway 2355 stem specification. It functions in both hot and cold supply positions, reducing the need to stock separate hot and cold parts. Typical install scenarios include faucet rebuild and repair work on deck-mount two-handle faucets in residential bathrooms and kitchens, as well as light commercial restroom fixtures where no-lead compliance is required by local plumbing code.

Key Features

• Brass construction provides corrosion resistance and durability in potable water service
• No-lead compliant material meets Safe Drinking Water Act requirements for water contact components
• G broach profile ensures correct handle fitment for compatible faucet models
• Fits both hot and cold positions, simplifying parts inventory
• Designed to match Phoenix-Streamway 2355 stem dimensions for direct replacement
• Packaged in clamshell format; sold in packages of 6 units

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for Phoenix-Streamway model 2355 deck stems in hot and cold configurations for lavatory and kitchen deck-mount faucets.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes and IPC guidelines. Shut off the water supply at the stop valves beneath the fixture and relieve line pressure before removing the existing stem. Inspect the stem seat for wear or corrosion before installing the new stem, as a damaged seat will cause continued leaking. Do not overtighten the stem packing nut, as this can cause premature wear on the stem and seat.