Copper tee Conex series 5000 35 mm — plumbing fitting

Copper tee Conex series 5000 35 mm is a plumbing fitting designed to form a three-way branch in copper pipe installations. Manufactured from copper, the tee joins three sections of copper tubing of the same outside diameter and is intended for use in potable water and heating systems where compatible copper pipes and joining methods are applied. The fitting supports straight-through flow with a perpendicular branch, enabling branch connections without altering pipe run alignment.

Advantages

The Conex series 5000 tee is made of copper for corrosion resistance and long service life in common plumbing environments. Its uniform 35 mm diameter on all outlets simplifies system planning and replacement, reducing the need for reducers or adapters. The fitting is compatible with common copper joining techniques and is suitable for both domestic and commercial installation contexts where reliable, soldered or brazed connections are required.

Suitable for

• Domestic potable water distribution
• Central heating and hot water systems
• Plumbing repairs and pipe branching in commercial buildings
• Renovation projects using copper tubing

Key specifications

• Material: copper
• Design: equal tee (three outlets same diameter)
• Outlet diameter: 35 mm (all three connections)
• Application: potable water and heating systems
• Joining methods: suitable for soldering/brazing and compatible mechanical fittings used with copper

How to use

Prepare copper pipes by cutting square and deburring the ends to ensure proper fit. Position the tee so the run aligns with the main pipe and the branch extends in the required direction. Use an appropriate flux and follow recommended soldering or brazing procedures for copper to create leak-free joints, or employ compatible mechanical fittings if specified. After joining, allow joints to cool and inspect visually, then pressure-test the system according to local codes and standards before putting into service.

Usage recommendations

Install the tee in systems designed for copper piping and verify compatibility with existing materials and joining methods. Ensure all connections are cleaned and fluxed properly prior to soldering or brazing, and follow local building codes and manufacturer guidance for potable water and heating installations.