Jet Swet 150 Temporary Plumbing Plug Tool 1-1/2 in

Product Description

The JET SWET 150 is a single temporary plumbing plug tool designed to isolate a section of pipe so technicians can solder or glue joints without draining the entire water system. The tool inserts into a 1-1/2 inch pipe and creates a temporary seal upstream of the work area, blocking water flow long enough to complete the repair or connection. This eliminates the need for full system shutdown and drain-down on wet lines, saving significant labor time on both residential and light commercial plumbing service calls. It is intended for use by licensed plumbers and experienced pipe fitters.

The JET SWET 150 is suited for repair and replacement work on 1-1/2 inch copper, CPVC, and compatible pipe where a live or residual-water line must be temporarily plugged. Common applications include faucet supply lines, drain-waste-vent branch connections, and fixture rough-in work where full system isolation is impractical. The tool is especially useful on multi-unit residential and commercial buildings where shutting down an entire riser is not feasible during occupied hours.

Key Features

• Allows soldering and gluing on wet or damp pipe without full system drain-down
• Sized for 1-1/2 inch pipe, providing a precise temporary seal
• Lightweight at 0.72 pounds for easy single-hand use in tight spaces
• Reusable tool design for repeated service calls
• Eliminates extended system downtime on occupied residential and commercial properties

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1-1/2 inch pipe in standard residential and light commercial plumbing systems. Consult JET SWET sizing guidelines to confirm fitment with specific pipe schedules and materials.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for installation by a licensed plumber familiar with wet-line repair procedures. Shut off the main supply valve and relieve as much system pressure as possible before inserting the plug. Follow all applicable IPC and local plumbing code requirements when performing soldering or adhesive work on pressurized systems. Remove the tool and verify full flow restoration before returning the system to service.