SANHA SANHA-Therm 90° two-socket elbow 54 mm (ZWxZW)

The SANHA SANHA-Therm 90° two-socket elbow 54 mm (ZWxZW) is a press-fit pipe fitting designed for sanitary and heating installations. It creates a compact right-angle connection between two pipes of equal 54 mm diameter, allowing reliable change of pipe direction in hot and cold water systems and central heating circuits. The fitting is made to integrate with SANHA press systems and supports secure, solder-free installation where press connection technology is specified.

Advantages

This two-socket elbow offers a space-saving 90° turn with consistent internal diameter for minimal flow disturbance. The press-fit design reduces installation time and eliminates the need for flame-based joining methods. Materials and dimensions are matched to SANHA press systems to ensure compatibility and consistent performance in potable water and heating applications.

Suitable for

• Hot and cold domestic water distribution
• Central heating circuits and radiator connections
• Tight mechanical spaces requiring a compact 90° change of direction
• Systems using SANHA press-fit installation technology

Key specifications

• Connection type: two-socket press-fit elbow, 90°
• Nominal pipe diameter: 54 mm
• Orientation: equal-diameter sockets on both ends
• Application: sanitary and heating installations for hot and cold water
• Installation method: press connection (no soldering required)

How to use

Select compatible 54 mm pipes from the same press system range. Prepare pipe ends by cutting square and deburring to the required insertion depth. Position the pipes into each socket until the stop, then apply the correct press tool and jaw for the fitting and material, operating according to the press tool manufacturer's instructions. Verify each press visually and, where required, by the system's testing procedures to ensure a leak-free connection.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate press jaws sized for 54 mm fittings and follow SANHA system guidelines. Inspect fittings before installation for cleanliness and damage, and perform pressure testing of the completed installation in line with local codes and standards.