SANHA reducing tee C-Steel 22 x 22 x 15 mm, model 124130222215

Reducing tee SANHA C-Steel 22 x 22 x 15 mm is a welded steel pipe fitting designed to join three pipeline branches while reducing the diameter on the run to a 15 mm branch. Made for plumbing and heating systems, this SANHA fitting creates a compact junction that enables controlled distribution of water or heat transfer fluids in residential and light commercial installations. The C-Steel construction provides mechanical strength and compatibility with common soldering or welding joining methods used in metal piping systems.

Advantages

This reducing tee offers a robust steel body suitable for moderate pressure water and heating circuits, ensuring reliable mechanical integrity at the branch and run connections. Its reduced outlet enables straightforward diameter transitions without additional adapters, saving space and simplifying system layout. The fitting is compatible with conventional joining techniques for steel pipework, enabling secure, leak-resistant joints when installed according to accepted plumbing and heating practices.

Suitable for

• Domestic hot and cold water distribution manifolds
• Central heating and radiator feed lines
• Plumbing systems requiring a size reduction between branches
• Light commercial building services with steel pipe networks

Key specifications

• Material: C-Steel suitable for welded/soldered connections
• End dimensions: main run 22 mm × branch 22 mm with reducing outlet 15 mm
• Connection type: welded/soldered steel joint interfaces
• Application medium: water and typical heat transfer fluids used in heating systems
• Use environment: indoor plumbing and heating installations

How to use

Select compatible 22 mm and 15 mm steel pipes and prepare pipe ends according to standard cleaning and deburring procedures for welded or soldered joins. Position the reducing tee to align the run and branch pipes, then perform the appropriate welding or soldering process for C-Steel components following manufacturer and local code requirements. After joining, allow the assembly to cool and perform pressure testing in accordance with the system specifications to verify joint integrity before placing the circuit into regular service.

Usage recommendations

Ensure installers follow applicable plumbing and heating codes and use appropriate pipe preparation and joining procedures for steel fittings. Inspect welded or soldered joints visually and by pressure test. Use this reducing tee where a compact, welded solution for a 22 mm to 15 mm branch is required and avoid exposure to aggressive chemicals or conditions outside standard indoor heating and plumbing environments.