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1-1/4" ProPEX x 1-1/4" Male Sweat Copper Fitting Adapter (Lead Free Brass)
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Description
ProPEX® Lead-free Brass Fitting Adapters transition PEX tubing to copper and are approved for use in hot and cold domestic potable water systems as well as radiant heating systems. One end of the adapter is manufactured with the Uponor ProPEX fitting for connections to hePEX plus tubing or AquaPEX® tubing.
Uponor's lead-free brass transition fittings, valves and wall boxes carry the NSF us-pw-G marking for lead-free compliance to meet state lead-free legislation, and exceed the U.S. Safe Drinking Water Act. Now you can combine lead-free brass fittings with Uponor's PEX tubing, EP offering and ProPEX Out-of-the-Wall Support System for a complete lead-free solution from the inlet to the faucet. The new lead-free offerings feature Uponor's unique ProPEX fitting system for strong, durable connections without the need for torches, glues, solvents or gauges.
Specs
| Connection Type: | ProPEX x Male Sweat |
|---|---|
| Thread Type: | Sweat |
| Application: | Heating Plumbing |
| Size: | 1-1/4" |
| Sweat Size: | 1-1/4" |
| Material: | Brass |
| Fitting System Compatibility: | Expansion PEX |
| Standards Met: | NSF ASTM F1960 ASTM F877 |
| Max Pressure (PSI): | 200 |
| Warranty: | 25 Year (Limited) |
| Tubing Compatibility: | PEX |
| Max Temp (F): | 200°F |
| Lead Free: | Yes |
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Product Q&A
6 QuestionsQ: Plumbers installed this fitting throughout my building (about 600 of them) and then attached a BrassCraft 1/2" Compression Valve to the non-pex side. These are now leaking at an alarmaing rate. Are these fittings compatible with a 1/2" compression fitting as they were installed in my building?
Asked by MorningStar Senior Living 11 years ago
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Compression fittings are generally intended to be used with soft copper piping. While I have seen them work on rigid copper pipe, though leaks are typical with that application, I would never considered using a brass compression fitting as you have described. The fitting pictured is intended to adapt pex to copper by soldering the fitting pictured into a copper fitting. Typically, plumbers will use a brass/copper stub out where the water valves are installed. Sent from my iPad
Q: Is this what I need to solder to LF2500400 so I can attach 3/4" ProPex or do I need LF4517510? Or would either work? Just one would fit on the inside and the other on the outside? Thank you.
Asked by FreeBrrd 12 years ago
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Verified Reply- SupplyHouse StaffYou would need to solder part LF4517510 to each end of an LF2500400 manifold in order to connect 3/4" PEX. LF2500400 would fit over the outside, but LF4507510 is the same size as the manifold.
You definitely need to use LF4517510 since it is made to go on the outside of the manifold, which is the same size as 1 inch copper pipe. The other item is designed to go on the inside of a copper fitting, not on the inside of copper pipe. Don't forget something for the other end of the manifold, either another fitting, or a standard 1 inch copper pipe cap.
That is right. Take you time soldering lead free brass must be real clean! Sent from my iPad
Q: This fitting is meant to be sweated into a copper fitting. Can it also be pressed into a copper press fitting? I understand the pex end is for pex a only.
Asked by Dan 12 years ago
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Verified Reply- SupplyHouse StaffUnfortunately the insertion depth is only around 5/8" on the fitting, while a 1/2" copper press generally requires a 3/4" insertion.
Q: Can this fitting be used with press fittings?
Asked by Dan 12 years ago
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Verified Reply- SupplyHouse StaffNo, this fitting must be used in conjunction with an expander tool and pex A tubing.
Did you mean crimp fittings and rings. If you did they take just regular pex fittings. This fitting will not work with anything but an expansion tool which is expensive. It also only works with type a pex.
Q: Can this be sweated to a shower valve?
Asked by Nick 14 years ago
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Yes you can use a sweat adaptor on a shower valve, but solder it only to the hot and cold inlets, and without the cartridge installed. Also do not use them on the shower riser, or the tub spout ports. Use copper tubing for tub and shower ports, as wirsbo restricts the flow causing water to flow out of tub and shower openings at the same time. I learned this the hard way.
Yes, there are other fittings that would be a better choice. But with the proper attention to the shower valve and appropriate support of the valve, it can be sweated to the valve and used with no particular problems.
Q: Can this fitting be sweated to copper tubing??
Asked by 14 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffThis part, LF4501010, sweats to copper fittings. It fits inside a copper fitting as copper pipe would. It sounds like you're looking for a copper pipe adapter, which is part LF4511010 in that size.