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The REHAU 104845-001 is a branch reducing tee fitting engineered for use in EVERLOC+ PEX-a piping systems. It connects two 1-inch run ports to a 3/4-inch branch port using EVERLOC+ cold expansion sleeve connections on all three ends. The fitting body is constructed from Acudel modified polyphenylsulfone, a high-performance thermoplastic suited for demanding plumbing applications. The overall length is 4 inches. This fitting is installed by licensed plumbers and mechanical contractors working on residential and commercial hydronic or domestic water distribution systems using RAUPEX PEX-a pipe. Installation requires EVERLOC+ compression sleeve tools and must follow published REHAU technical guidelines.
This tee is designed for branch takeoff scenarios where the main run remains at 1 inch and a reduced 3/4-inch branch feeds a sub-distribution leg or fixture group. Typical applications include domestic hot and cold water distribution, radiant heating supply and return manifolds, and potable water systems requiring lead-free fittings. All EVERLOC+ fittings comply with the lead-free requirements of the US Safe Drinking Water Act, and the system is rated in accordance with ASTM F877 and CSA B137.5 for SDR9 PEX pipe. Connection size 1 and connection size 2 are both 1 inch; connection size 3 (branch) is 3/4 inch.
Designed for use with RAUPEX PEX-a pipe in EVERLOC+ compression sleeve fitting systems. Installation requires EVERLOC+ compression sleeve tools. Maximum temperature and pressure ratings are in accordance with ASTM F877 and CSA B137.5 for SDR9 PEX; consult REHAU pipe product submittals for specific ratings.
Installation must be performed by a licensed plumber using EVERLOC+ compression sleeve tools per published REHAU technical guidelines. Shut off and depressurize the water supply and relieve any residual system pressure before cutting into existing lines. Ensure pipe ends are cut square, deburred, and properly expanded before seating the fitting. All work should conform to applicable local plumbing codes and reference standards including ASTM F877 and CSA B137.5.
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