Push-fit Hep2O includes unique features that enable quick and easy installation with a secure fitt...Push-fit Hep2O includes unique features that enable quick and easy installation with a secure fitting. It is the only push-fit plumbing system with joint recognition, secure demounting and a 50 year guarantee. The system is compatible with both plastic and copper, making it ideal for new build and refurbishment projects. Hepkey Release Tool set available (code 20940). * Hot and cold flexible push-fit plumbing system * Feel the rumble, leak free connection guaranteed * BS EN 7291 parts 1 and 2, WRAS approved * KIWA certified * Secure and easy demounting with HepKey system * 50 year industry leading guarantee * Minimum operating temperature - 5 degC * Maximum operating temperature - 114 degC * Maximum operating pressure at minimum temperature - 12 BAR * Maximum operating pressure at maximum temperature - 3 BAR The Hep2O double end reduced tee is a flexible push-fit fitting that has been developed with a number of unique features. This spigot has the In4Sure joint recognition technology to provide a secure joint every time. Comes with a colour-coded packaging for easy identification - green 10mm, blue 15mm, purple 22mm and orange 28mm.
This guide provides essential information for using the Hep2O Double End Reduced Tee, designed for quick and reliable plumbing connections. It's ideal for both new builds and refurbishment projects, offering a secure, push-fit solution compatible with plastic and copper pipes. Please note that while the system is designed for ease of use, having the correct HepKey Release Tool is recommended for secure demounting.
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Model Part Number
HD18/15W
Brand
Hep2O
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum operating pressure?
The maximum operating pressure is 12 BAR at the minimum temperature and 3 BAR at the maximum temperature.
What is the operating temperature range?
The fitting operates effectively between -5°C and 114°C.
Can I use this fitting with any type of pipe?
The Hep2O Double End Reduced Tee is compatible with both plastic and copper pipes.
How do I demount the fitting?
Use the HepKey Release Tool. Insert the tool into the fitting and pull the pipe to release it.
What is the guarantee on the Hep2O fitting?
The fitting comes with a 50-year guarantee.
How do I identify the correct fitting size?
The packaging is color-coded: green for 10mm, blue for 15mm, purple for 22mm, and orange for 28mm.
Do I need any special tools for installation?
No, the push-fit design does not require special tools, but the HepKey Release Tool is recommended for secure demounting.
Troubleshooting
Fitting leaks after installation
Ensure the pipe is fully inserted into the fitting. Check for any damage to the pipe or fitting. If necessary, demount and reinstall with a new fitting.
Difficulty inserting the pipe
Ensure the pipe end is clean and free of burrs. Use a pipe chamfering tool to ease insertion. Make sure you are using the correct size fitting for your pipe.
Fitting is difficult to demount
Ensure you are using the correct HepKey Release Tool size. Insert the tool fully into the fitting and apply even pressure while pulling the pipe.
Wide operating temperature range for versatile use
Cons
Requires the HepKey Release Tool for demounting
Maximum operating pressure is reduced at higher temperatures
May require cutting of existing pipes
Specific size selection is crucial for proper fit
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the pipes are clean and cut squarely. Use a pipe cutter for best results.
Insertion: Push the pipe firmly into the Hep2O fitting until it reaches the stop. You should feel the connection 'rumble', indicating a leak-free connection.
Joint Recognition: The In4Sure joint recognition technology ensures a secure joint every time.
Compatibility: This fitting is compatible with Hep2O pipes and copper pipes.
Demounting: Use the HepKey Release Tool to securely demount the fitting if needed. Insert the tool into the fitting and release the pipe.
Care: Avoid using harsh chemicals or excessive force. Regularly inspect joints for any signs of leaks or damage.