Conex reducer coupling 5000 series 35 x 15 mm 5243035015000

Conex reducer coupling 5000 series 35 x 15 mm provides a mechanical solution for joining pipes of different diameters, enabling a secure transition from a 35 mm pipe to a 15 mm pipe. Designed for plumbing and heating systems, this reducer coupling is suitable for use in water supply, central heating and general service pipe installations where a reduced bore connection is required.

Advantages

The 5000 series reducer coupling offers a compact and reliable mechanical connection that maintains flow integrity while changing pipe size. Its design reduces the need for soldering or complex jointing techniques, simplifying on-site installation and minimizing downtime. The coupling provides consistent alignment between dissimilar pipe diameters and is compatible with common plumbing materials used in heating and water systems.

Suitable for

• Domestic and commercial water supply lines
• Central heating system pipe runs
• General service pipework requiring a reduction from 35 mm to 15 mm
• Maintenance and repair of existing plumbing systems

Key specifications

• Series: 5000
• Function: reducer coupling for joining different pipe diameters
• Connection sizes: 35 mm to 15 mm
• Application: water, heating and general service pipe installations

How to use

Select the appropriate location in the pipe run where a reduction in diameter is required. Prepare both pipe ends by ensuring they are clean, free from burrs and cut square. Slide the reducer coupling into position, ensuring correct alignment between the 35 mm and 15 mm pipe. Follow the manufacturer's installation guidance for tightening or securing the coupling according to the material of the pipes and system pressure ratings. After installation, inspect for proper seating and test the system for leaks at working pressure before returning to service.

Usage recommendations

Use with compatible pipe materials and within the intended application (water and heating systems). Confirm system pressure and temperature limits prior to installation and perform leak tests after fitting. For long-term service, check connections periodically as part of routine maintenance.