Prima Plus Endfeed Adaptor Elbow - 15 X 1/2" Male

An endfeed fitting, also known as a solder fitting, requires heat and solder to create a permanent joint with copper pipework.

Yes, when properly soldered according to manufacturer and industry standards, this fitting is designed for standard domestic water and gas pressures.

No, this is an endfeed fitting and requires soldering. It is not compatible with push-fit or compression pipe systems.

WRAS (Water Regulations Advisory Scheme) approval means the product has been rigorously tested and meets the requirements of the UK Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999, making it safe for use with drinking water.

The Kite Mark is a voluntary British certification mark indicating that a product meets relevant British Standards (BS). It signifies quality, safety, and reliability.

This fitting is designed to connect to a 15mm copper pipe on one end and has a 1/2" male threaded connection on the other.

You will need standard plumbing tools for pipe preparation, a blowtorch for heating, flux, solder, and cleaning materials. Proper safety equipment such as heat-resistant gloves and eye protection is also essential.

Ensure surfaces are clean and free of oxidation. Re-apply flux. Check that heat is applied correctly to the fitting, not directly to the solder. Ensure adequate solder is used.

The joint may not have been heated sufficiently or the solder may not have fully penetrated. The pipe may not have been fully inserted. Re-heat the joint and apply more solder, or consider re-making the joint if leakage is significant.

Minor surface discoloration can occur during storage but is usually cosmetic. Ensure the fitting is clean before soldering. If significant corrosion is present, contact your supplier.