Copper T-piece Conex B Press 15 mm model P513001515015 — copper press-fitting for plumbing

Conex B Press copper T-piece 15 mm (model P513001515015) is a press-fit fitting designed for making branch connections in copper pipe systems. Manufactured from copper, this T-piece provides corrosion resistance and reliable thermal and electrical conductivity. It is intended for use with 15 mm copper tubing and compatible Conex B press tools to create mechanically secure, leak-tight joints suitable for potable water and heating installations in residential and commercial buildings.

Advantages

The Conex B Press copper T-piece is suitable for fast, repeatable press-fit assembly without the need for soldering, which reduces installation time and eliminates open flame on site. Copper construction ensures long-term durability and resistance to corrosion in potable water and heating systems. Press connections provide consistent mechanical strength and reduce the risk of leaks when installed with recommended press jaws and procedures.

Suitable for

• Creating branch connections in 15 mm copper pipe networks
• Potable cold and hot water distribution
• Residential and light commercial heating circuits
• Renovation projects where flame-free joining is required

Key specifications

• Material: copper
• Connection type: press-fit
• Nominal size: 15 mm
• Configuration: T-piece (branch connection)
• Application: potable water and heating systems

How to use

Ensure the pipe ends are clean, deburred and free of scale or oxidation. Insert the 15 mm copper tube fully into each socket of the T-piece until it reaches the stop. Select the appropriate press jaw for 15 mm Conex B fittings and operate the press tool according to the tool manufacturer's instructions to complete the joint. After pressing, visually inspect the pressed zone and, where applicable, perform a pressure test of the system to confirm leak-tightness.

Usage recommendations

Use only compatible 15 mm press jaws and follow manufacturer guidelines for press-tool maintenance and certification. Avoid using the fitting with incompatible materials or with damaged tubing ends. Follow local plumbing codes and perform pressure testing after installation.