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1" EP Branch Multi-Port Tee w/ 1/2" Outlets (6 Outlets)
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Description
Note: ProPEX Tool is required. ProPEX Rings sold separately.
Specs
| Number of Outlets: | 6 |
|---|---|
| Loop Size: | 1/2" |
| Supply Size: | 1" |
| Supply Connection: | PEX |
| Fitting System Compatibility: | Expansion PEX |
| Tubing Compatibility: | PEX |
| Max Temp (F): | 210°F at 150 psi |
| Standards Met: | ASTM F1960 ASTM F877 CAN/CSA B137.5 |
| Max. Manifold Flow: | 6.6 gpm @ 4 fps 16.5 gpm @ 8 fps |
| Material: | Engineered Plastic |
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9 QuestionsQ: looking at the Q2247550 polymer multibranch T port... what is minimum temperature ? looking to hook up household water, and while we don't plan on it ever getting to freezing temp, there is that possibility... just trying to find out if it will burst.
Asked by bj 10 years ago
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Verified Reply- Supplyhouse Staffthere is no minimum temp, but water should not freeze inside the fitting or pex tubing as it can cause cracking or bursting.
Q: is there any way to mount these to the wall? I don't see any type of mounting clips or brackets.
Asked by john 11 years ago
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Verified Reply- SupplyHouse StaffAny product designed to mount 1" copper pipe (for the ¾" EP Branch Multi-port Tee) or 1¼" copper pipe (for the 1" EP Branch Multi-port Tee) may be used as a mounting bracket.
Q: I have read that EP fittings can't be reused. If you cap off one of the ports can you then remove the pex tubing and ring that was used to cap the port and then put another piece of tubing and pro pex ring on that same port for later use.
Asked by Tony 11 years ago
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Verified Reply- SupplyHouse StaffYes, you can reuse the port fitting, However care must be taken when removing the existing ring and tubing so as not to nick or damage the EP port barb. You should then be able to join a new connection to the EP manifiold using the expander tool
Q: What is the spacing between the outlet ports? Is there enough space to install ball valves in the following setup: Branch T --> short pex --> male adapter --> ball valve --> male adapter --> pex run
Asked by pvcflyer 11 years ago
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I just run the pex out away from the T-Branch and then add any valves. I assume you're wanting to put a shutoff valve on there. Just give yourself some distance with the pex. You can't really attach the valve directly (unless they are making one now that I'm unaware of).
Q: Is this made from the same grade A quality PEX that Aquapex uses?
Asked by CJ 12 years ago
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Verified Reply- SupplyHouse StaffThe EP Multi-Port Tee is made of engineered plastic. It is not made of PEX material like the Aquapex tubing.
Q: Could you tell me which compression tool would work on this multi-port. They look very close to each other.
Asked by Garry 13 years ago
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Simple. Use the Uponar Pro Pex pipe with the sleeve, expand it with the expansion tool, then slip it over the outlet on the tee. When it contracts, you are done.
This is an Uponor PEX fitting and, as such, does not use a compression tool. It uses Uponor PEX, rings and an expansion tool.
you will have to use an expander tool. this multi-port does not use compression tools. The expander tool expands the pipe with a ring on the pipe made out of pex, and when you are done, the pipe contracts to make a tight fit. Hope this helps.
This multiport Appears to be a wirsbo aquapex design. In which case it uses the wirsbo expander tool. It uses a specific wirsbo pex tubing and expansion rings to permenantly attach pipes to fittings. Sent from my iPhone
this is not for compression fittings. it is the propex expander fitting style. dont think compression will work. Sent from my iPhone
Q: can this be used in a hydronic heating (forced hot water)application?
Asked by 14 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffIt is not recommended by the manufacturer.
Q: If I only need to use two of the three outlets what is the best way to seal off the unused outlet but still be able to open it up again when I need to expand? Thanks!
Asked by 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffWe would recommend that you use a plug attached to a short piece of PEX.
Q: What are the specifics on this port? The picture is clearly the wrong one because the port count is off. Does the 1" 6 port have a 1" inlet and 6 3/4 outlets? Is there a 1" inlet and 4 3/4 outlet port avaliable?
Asked by Tater 16 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffThis part has 6 of the 1/2" outlets and a 1" inlet. This specific unit is not available with 3/4" outlets.