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The SHARKBITE/CASH ACME UP412A10 is a poly alloy barb insert tee fitting designed for use with cross-link polyethylene (PEX) tubing in hot and cold water distribution systems. Sized at 3/4 inches by 3/4 inches by 1/2 inches, this fitting uses a barbed insert design that is secured with copper crimp rings or a cinch clamp tool. The poly alloy construction replaces traditional brass PEX insert fittings to comply with California AB1953 and Vermont S152 low-lead laws. Each pack contains 10 fittings. Once crimped, fittings can be pressure tested to well over 100 psi immediately, making job-site verification fast and straightforward. Licensed plumbers and PEX installers are the primary trade for this fitting.
This fitting is suited for residential and light commercial potable water systems using cross-link polyethylene tubing. Typical applications include branch runs in radiant heating distribution, domestic hot and cold water supply lines, and remodel or new construction plumbing where low-lead compliance is required. The 3/4-inch run by 1/2-inch branch configuration handles standard residential supply line reductions. Compatible with cinch clamp installation using a cinch tool or with copper crimp rings applied with a standard PEX crimp tool.
Designed for use with cross-link polyethylene PEX tubing. Compatible with cinch clamp installation using True Value 608-933 cinch clamp and True Value 608-743 cinch tool, or with standard copper crimp rings on cross-link polyethylene PEX tubing.
Installation is performed by licensed plumbers working with PEX tubing systems. Shut off the water supply and depressurize the line before cutting and fitting. Use a calibrated PEX crimp tool with copper crimp rings, or a cinch clamp tool with the appropriate cinch clamps, to secure the fitting per the tool manufacturer's procedure. Verify connections meet local plumbing code requirements, typically referenced under the IPC or applicable state plumbing code, before returning the system to service.
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