John Guest reducing tee
T-shaped fitting with a smaller-diameter branch to create a reduced spur from a main line.
Configurations
The current variants include 1/2" - 3/8" - 1/2" and 15 mm - 10 mm - 15 mm.
Practical use
Allows you to maintain the diameter of the main line and obtain a smaller side outlet without installing an additional reducer.
Installation
Identify the reduced port before cutting the tubes. Insert each diameter into its corresponding connection and check for leaks.
Frequently asked questions
Which branch is the reduced one?
The central measurement indicated in the variant corresponds to the reduced branch.
Is there a metric version?
Yes, 15-10-15 mm.
Is there an imperial version?
Yes, 1/2"-3/8"-1/2".
Can I interchange 15 mm and 1/2"?
No.