PEGLER YORKSHIRE push-fit tee 22 mm, model 45676

PEGLER YORKSHIRE push-fit tee 22 mm, model 45676 is a push-fit plumbing fitting designed to create a three-way branch for 22 mm pipework. The fitting enables fast, tool-free connections suitable for potable water and heating systems. It is intended for use where a reliable 22 mm push-fit joint is required during repairs, installations or renovations, eliminating the need for soldering, brazing or threaded joints.

Advantages

The push-fit design allows for quick assembly and disassembly without specialised tools, reducing installation time and on-site labor. Constructed for compatibility with standard 22 mm copper, PEX and plastic pipes, the tee provides a secure mechanical and watertight connection. Its compact three-way form factor simplifies branching in confined spaces and supports both permanent and temporary pipe alterations while maintaining system flow characteristics.

Suitable for

• Domestic potable cold and hot water distribution
• Central heating flow and return branch connections
• Repair or replacement of 22 mm pipe sections without soldering
• Renovation projects and tight-space installations

Key specifications

• Connection type: push-fit for 22 mm pipe
• Configuration: three-way tee
• Compatible pipe materials: copper, PEX, and common plastic plumbing pipes suitable for push-fit systems
• Application: potable water and heating systems
• Installation: tool-free push-fit assembly

How to use

Ensure pipe ends are cut square and deburred, and that the pipe outer diameter and material are compatible with push-fit fittings. Mark insertion depth on the pipe, then push the pipe straight into the tee until it reaches the stop to form the seal and mechanical grip. For disassembly follow the push-fit system manufacturer’s procedure for releasing the pipe, typically involving a release collar or tool supplied for that purpose. Verify there are no leaks after pressurising the system and complete any necessary insulation or clamping.

Usage recommendations

Use only on pipe types and diameters specified; avoid using with damaged or ovalised pipe ends. Follow local plumbing codes and manufacturer guidance when installing in potable water or heating systems, and pressure-test the installation after fitting.