JG Speedfit Reducing Tee - 22 x 15 x 22mm

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Product Information

Full details

This guide is for plumbers, DIY enthusiasts, and anyone needing to connect pipes of different sizes in plumbing and heating systems. The JG Speedfit Reducing Tee offers a quick, secure, and tool-free way to connect three pipes. However, ensure you use the correct pipe inserts with plastic pipe for optimal performance.

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BrandJG Speedfit

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FAQs

What is the maximum operating temperature?

The maximum operating temperature is 105°C.

What is the maximum operating pressure?

The maximum operating pressure at minimum temperature is 12 BAR, and at maximum temperature is 3 BAR.

What pipe materials are compatible?

The fitting is compatible with plastic (PEX and polybutylene) and copper pipes.

Do I need any tools for installation?

No, the JG Speedfit Reducing Tee can be installed and demounted without tools.

Is the fitting suitable for potable water?

Yes, it is suitable for hot and cold water services.

What is the guarantee period?

The JG Speedfit Reducing Tee comes with a 50-year guarantee.

Are pipe inserts required?

Yes, inserts are required for use with plastic pipes to ensure a secure and leak-proof connection.

Troubleshooting

Fitting leaks after installation

Ensure the pipe is fully inserted into the fitting and the nut is properly tightened. Check for any damage to the pipe or fitting.

Difficulty demounting the fitting

Unlock the nut and push the collet towards the body of the fitting, then pull the pipe to release.

Fitting not connecting properly

Ensure the pipe ends are cut squarely and free from any burrs or debris. Check that you are using the correct pipe inserts for plastic pipe.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Fast installation, saving time and labor costs.
  • Easy to use in confined spaces.
  • No need for tools or hot works, enhancing safety.
  • Compatible with various pipe materials.

Cons

  • Requires specific inserts for use with plastic pipe.
  • Maximum operating pressure decreases at higher temperatures.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Cut the pipe squarely using a pipe cutter.
  2. Ensure the pipe is free from burrs and debris.
  3. For plastic pipes, insert the correct pipe insert.
  4. Push the pipe fully into the fitting.
  5. Twist the plastic nut clockwise to lock the fitting.

Compatibility

  • Compatible with both plastic (PEX and polybutylene) and copper pipes.
  • Ensure you use the correct pipe inserts for plastic pipes.
  • Suitable for hot and cold water and central heating systems.

Care

  • Do not overtighten the plastic nut.
  • Inspect fittings periodically for leaks.
  • Avoid exposing fittings to extreme temperatures outside the specified operating range.

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