Prima Classic Compression Reducer - 15 X 10mm

This fitting is compatible with copper, brass, and suitable plastic pipes that meet the 15mm and 10mm standards.

Yes, the Prima Classic Compression Reducer is WRAS approved, making it safe for use in potable (drinking) water systems.

Yes, these fittings are suitable for gas installations, provided they are installed in accordance with all relevant local regulations and standards.

EN 1254 is a European standard that specifies requirements for copper and copper alloy fittings used in plumbing systems, ensuring quality, performance, and safety.

After hand-tightening the nut, use two wrenches to tighten it approximately 3/4 to 1 full turn. Avoid over-tightening, which can damage the fitting or pipe.

Its primary function is to reduce the pipe size from 15mm down to 10mm, allowing connections between pipes of these different diameters.

Ensure the pipe is fully inserted and the compression nut is tightened sufficiently (typically 3/4 to 1 full turn after hand-tightening). Check that the olive is correctly seated and not damaged. Ensure pipes are clean and de-burred.

Verify that the pipe end is cut squarely and has not been deformed. Ensure there are no internal obstructions or burrs within the fitting or on the pipe end.

The pipe may be slightly out of round, or the olive may not be making consistent contact. Try slightly rotating the nut while tightening. If the problem persists, the fitting or pipe may be defective and require replacement.