Midland Industries P-1520-000-TEE CO2 Barbed Tee Shut-off

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES P-1520-000-TEE is a brass barbed tee fitting with an integrated CO2 shut-off, designed for use in beverage dispensing gas lines. It provides a three-port split in a CO2 supply circuit, with two 1/4-inch hose barb connections and one CO2 shut-off port. The compact brass body measures 1.45 inches in length and 1.05 inches in width, keeping the overall assembly tight in confined draft system enclosures. Plumbers and beverage equipment technicians install this fitting where a single CO2 source needs to feed multiple lines with the ability to isolate flow at the tee point. The fitting weighs 0.035 pounds and is constructed from brass for durability and corrosion resistance in beverage gas service.

This fitting is used in commercial and semi-commercial beverage dispensing installations, including draft beer systems, soda fountains, and other carbonated beverage equipment that rely on regulated CO2 supply lines. The integrated shut-off allows a technician to isolate a branch of the CO2 circuit without interrupting the full system, making it well suited for multi-tap bar setups and service scenarios where partial system access is needed. It is a Flo-Jet style fitting intended for compressed gas beverage applications.

Key Features

• Integrated CO2 shut-off port allows branch isolation without full system shutdown
• Two 1/4-inch hose barb connections for standard beverage gas tubing
• Brass construction for corrosion resistance in compressed CO2 service
• Compact body: 1.45 inches long, 1.05 inches wide, 0.35 inches tall
• Flo-Jet style fitting compatible with beverage dispensing gas line configurations
• Lightweight at 0.035 pounds for use in tight equipment enclosures

Compatibility

Designed as a Flo-Jet style replacement or service fitting for beverage dispensing CO2 supply systems using 1/4-inch hose barb tubing connections.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified beverage equipment technician or licensed plumber familiar with compressed gas line service. Shut off and fully depressurize the CO2 supply before disconnecting or installing any fittings in the gas circuit. Ensure hose barb connections are secured with appropriate clamps rated for the operating pressure of the system. Inspect all connections for leaks after pressurizing the line before returning the system to service.