Raindrip Inc 347G00UB 1/2 in 3-way Compression Tee 40 Pack

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC 347G00UB is a 3-way compression tee fitting designed for use with 1/2 inch drip irrigation tubing. It creates a branch connection in a drip line without the need for barbed fittings or clamps, relying instead on a compression-style joint that seats firmly against the tubing wall. This fitting is commonly installed by irrigation contractors, landscapers, and experienced DIYers building or expanding low-pressure drip systems. The 347G00UB ships as a bulk pack of 40 loose fittings in a bin box, making it practical for service trucks and job-site inventory.

This tee fitting is used in residential and light commercial drip irrigation layouts where a single supply line needs to branch in two directions simultaneously. Typical applications include garden beds, tree rings, row crops, and container irrigation setups that rely on 1/2 inch poly tubing as the main distribution line. The bulk-pack format suits service contractors who install or service multiple drip zones in a single visit and need ready access to fittings without breaking into individually bagged units.

Key Features

• 3-way compression connection creates a tee branch without barbs or clamps
• Sized exclusively for 1/2 inch irrigation tubing
• Bulk pack of 40 fittings for job-site and truck stock efficiency
• Loose bin-box format allows quick individual fitting retrieval
• Compression design provides a secure, tool-free connection on standard poly drip tubing

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1/2 inch drip irrigation hose only. Not rated for use with tubing of other diameters.

Installation Notes

Irrigation fittings of this type are typically installed by licensed irrigators or landscape contractors in accordance with local water and irrigation codes. Before making or breaking any fitting connection, shut off the water supply and depressurize the line. Cut tubing cleanly and squarely with a tubing cutter to ensure proper compression seating. Do not overtighten or force the fitting, as compression joints rely on proper tubing seating rather than mechanical torque.