Hep2O Female Adaptor Socket - 22mm x 3/4"

In4Sure is a patented technology within Hep2O fittings that provides a tactile and audible confirmation when the pipe is fully and correctly inserted, ensuring a secure and reliable connection.

No, Hep2O fittings are designed for secure hand demounting. You can push the fitting towards the pipe and then twist and pull to release it. A Hep2O demounting tool is available for added leverage if needed.

Yes, Hep2O fittings are compatible with 22mm copper pipes. However, the keyless demounting feature works best with Hep2O pipes. Always ensure the copper pipe is clean, cut square, and free from damage.

All Hep2O fittings come with a 50-year guarantee from the date of purchase, offering long-term assurance of quality and durability.

Yes, Hep2O fittings are WRAS approved, meaning they meet the stringent standards set by the Water Regulations Advisory Scheme for use in potable (drinking) water supply systems.

This Hep2O fitting is suitable for domestic water distribution (hot and cold) and central heating systems.

It means the fitting has a socket to accept a pipe (the 22mm end) and a female (internal) 3/4" thread to connect to a male threaded component.

Ensure the pipe was fully inserted until the In4Sure confirmation was felt/heard. Check for any debris or damage on the pipe end or inside the fitting. If the pipe was cut, ensure the cut was square and deburred.

Verify the pipe is the correct size (22mm) and is not damaged or deformed. Ensure the pipe end is clean, cut square, and free from burrs. Lubricating the pipe end with a small amount of water can sometimes help.

Ensure you are using genuine Hep2O pipes and fittings. Grip the fitting firmly and push it towards the pipe while simultaneously trying to twist and pull the fitting off the pipe. A Hep2O demounting tool can be used if hand demounting is proving difficult, though it is designed for hand use.

Double-check that the pipe is being pushed in with sufficient force. Ensure no obstructions are preventing full insertion. Inspect the fitting for any manufacturing defects. If the pipe is not fully inserted, the seal may not be complete, leading to potential leaks.