Copper reducing tee Conex series 5000 35 x 15 x 35 mm

Copper reducing tee Conex series 5000 35 x 15 x 35 mm is a three-way copper pipe fitting designed to join two equal-diameter runs with a reduced branch. Manufactured from copper, the fitting provides reliable thermal and electrical conductivity and is intended for use in water distribution and heating systems. The compact 35 x 15 x 35 mm dimensions suit installations where a smaller branch connection is required without compromising the integrity of the main run. Installation is performed by an appropriate soldering or approved joining method compatible with copper pipe systems.

Advantages

The Conex series 5000 reducing tee offers consistent material quality and dimensional accuracy for predictable fittings alignment. Its copper construction ensures good corrosion resistance in typical plumbing and heating environments and facilitates soldered or otherwise approved copper joining techniques. The reduced branch allows integration of smaller-diameter circuits into existing runs while maintaining a secure, leak-resistant connection when installed correctly.

Suitable for

• Domestic and commercial hot and cold water supply systems
• Central heating and radiator loop connections
• Branching off to smaller-diameter service lines or distribution circuits
• Plumbing repairs and retrofits where a reduced outlet is needed

Key specifications

• Material: copper
• Configuration: reducing tee with two equal inlets and one reduced branch
• Dimensions: 35 mm × 15 mm × 35 mm (main run × branch × opposite run)
• Connection method: suitable for soldering or approved copper joining techniques
• Application: potable water and heating circuits compatible with copper pipework

How to use

Select the reducing tee sized to match the existing main run and the smaller branch pipe. Prepare pipe ends by cutting square, removing burrs, and cleaning the mating surfaces. Assemble the tee onto the pipes and complete the joint using the manufacturer-recommended soldering or joining procedure for copper fittings, ensuring appropriate flux, heat control, and cooling practices. After joining, inspect the joints and pressure-test the system according to local plumbing codes and standards before putting into service.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible copper pipe grades and approved solder or joining materials. Avoid exposure to aggressive chemicals or environments that can accelerate corrosion. Follow local regulations for potable water and heating system installations, and verify all joints with a pressure or leak test after assembly.