Brass reducing tee KAN-therm 25/16/25 for piping connections

Brass reducing tee KAN-therm 25/16/25 for piping connections is a compact plumbing fitting designed to create a reduced branch from a 25 mm main line to a 16 mm outlet. Manufactured from brass, the tee provides corrosion resistance and mechanical strength suitable for potable water, heating and distribution systems. Its geometry is intended for insertion into manifolds, radiator feed lines and general domestic water installations where a reliable reduction in pipe diameter is required.

Advantages

The brass construction ensures long service life and good resistance to corrosion and scaling in typical plumbing environments. The reducing tee delivers stable mechanical performance under normal operating pressures and temperatures encountered in residential and commercial heating and water supply systems. Its compact form factor simplifies installation in confined spaces and supports standardized connections to common 25 mm and 16 mm pipework.

Suitable for

• Creating a 16 mm branch from 25 mm supply lines in heating systems
• Connecting radiators and underfloor heating manifolds
• Domestic cold and hot water distribution where diameter reduction is needed
• Retrofit and new-build plumbing installations with brass fittings

Key specifications

• Material: brass for corrosion resistance and mechanical strength
• Connection sizes: main run 25 mm — branch 16 mm
• Geometry: reducing tee shape for three-way piping junctions
• Typical applications: potable water, heating distribution, radiator connections
• Suitable for use with compatible 25 mm and 16 mm pipe systems and manifolds

How to use

Fit the reducing tee into the piping system following the manufacturer’s recommended joining method for the specific pipe type (press, compression, solder or compatible connection advised by system design). Ensure pipe ends are clean, deburred and correctly sized before assembly. Position the tee so the 16 mm branch aligns with the intended outlet or radiator connection. After assembly, verify tightness and integrity of joints and perform a pressure test according to local plumbing standards before commissioning the system.

Usage recommendations

Use the brass reducing tee within the pressure and temperature limits of the plumbing system and match connection method to the pipe material. Store and handle fittings to avoid mechanical damage prior to installation. For potable water systems, ensure compliance with local regulations and use appropriate sealing materials and installation practices.