John Guest Speedfit products blend push-fit and multi-seal technology for a reliable leak-proof co...John Guest Speedfit products blend push-fit and multi-seal technology for a reliable leak-proof connection. Simple to install and no tools are required when installing or demounting fittings, making it easy to manoeuvre in tight spaces or readjust joins. Speedfit's extensive choice of plastic, brass and chrome fittings, tap connectors, valves and flexi hoses gives you everything you need to complete the job in no time. By combining these products with plastic push-fit pipe, you can create a truly flexible plumbing and heating system. All products are accredited with the leading testing and approval organisations including WRAS and are suitable for use with plastic or copper pipe. The reducer push-fit plastic fitting for the connection of plastic and copper pipe. Simply push the fitting fully onto the pipe and twist the plastic nut clockwise to lock in place. Should the need arise to demount the connection unlock the nut and push the collet towards the body of the fitting and pull the pipe to release. The reducer fitting ensures an easier working environment in confined places and removes the need for hot works on site. Suitable for hot and cold water services, central heating systems and combi systems. BS EN 7291 parts 1, 2, 3 and S, WRAS approved. Secure and easy demounting without the need for a tool. 50 year manufacturers guarantee. Minimum operating temperature - 20 degC. Maximum operating temperature - 105 degC. Maximum operating pressure at minimum temperature - 12 BAR. Maximum operating pressure at maximum temperature - 3 BAR. JG Speedfit Reducer 15 x 10mm in White Plastic. 15mm x 10mm - White Pack 10 Suitable for central heating systems. JG Speedfit reducer push-fit fitting for the connection of plastic or copper pipe. The reduced spigot end allows for two Speedfit push-fit fittings to be joined, creating a swivel type connection while reducing the line size. Simply push the push-fit fitting fully onto the pipe and twist the plastic nut clockwise to lock in place. To demount the connection, unlock the nut by hand and push the collet towards the body of the push-fit fitting and pull the pipe to release.The JG Speedfit reducer push-fit fitting is up to 40% faster to install than traditional methods and is easier to use in confined spaces by removing the need for hot works and tools. Designed, manufactured and assembled in the UK. Instant push-fit connection. Install and demount in seconds without tools. Safe flame-free installation, with no hot works, glue or flux. Grip & Seal collet with stainless steel teeth and main O-Ring seal. Twist & Lock mechanism secures fitting and adds compression. Non-toxic, resists corrosion and no scale build-up. Compatible with Speedfit PEX and polybutylene plastic pipe (inserts required) and copper pipe. Suitable for hot and cold water and central heating systems.
This guide is for anyone using the JG Speedfit Reducer (15mm x 10mm - White) to connect plastic or copper pipes in plumbing and heating systems. The Speedfit Reducer offers a quick, tool-free connection, saving time and simplifying installations. However, it's essential to ensure correct pipe insertion and nut locking for a secure, leak-proof seal.
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Model Part Number
Pem061510W
Brand
JG Speedfit
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What pipe materials are compatible with the JG Speedfit Reducer?
The JG Speedfit Reducer is compatible with both copper and plastic pipes. If using Speedfit PEX and polybutylene plastic pipe, inserts are required.
Do I need any tools to install the fitting?
No, the JG Speedfit Reducer uses a push-fit design, so no tools are required for installation or demounting.
What is the maximum operating temperature and pressure?
The maximum operating temperature is 105°C, and the maximum operating pressure is 12 BAR at the minimum temperature and 3 BAR at the maximum temperature.
How do I demount the fitting?
To demount the connection, unlock the nut and push the collet towards the body of the fitting, then pull the pipe to release.
Is the JG Speedfit Reducer WRAS approved?
Yes, all JG Speedfit products are accredited with the leading testing and approval organizations including WRAS.
What is the warranty on the JG Speedfit Reducer?
The JG Speedfit Reducer comes with a 50-year manufacturer's guarantee.
Can this reducer be used for central heating systems?
Yes, the JG Speedfit Reducer is suitable for both hot and cold water and central heating systems.
Where is the JG Speedfit Reducer manufactured?
The JG Speedfit Reducer is designed, manufactured, and assembled in the UK.
Troubleshooting
Leakage at the connection.
Ensure the pipe is fully inserted into the fitting and the nut is properly locked. Check for any damage to the pipe or fitting.
Difficulty demounting the fitting.
Make sure the nut is unlocked, and push the collet towards the body of the fitting before pulling the pipe.
Fitting feels loose.
Re-check the nut's locking mechanism to ensure it is fully engaged. If it continues to be loose, replace the fitting.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Quick and easy installation, saving time and labor.
No tools required, simplifying work in tight spaces.
Suitable for both plastic and copper pipes.
Demountable for easy adjustments or repairs.
WRAS approved, ensuring safety and quality.
50-year manufacturer's guarantee for peace of mind.
Cons
Requires proper insertion depth for a secure seal.
Plastic material may not be suitable for all high-stress applications.
Requires inserts for Speedfit PEX and polybutylene plastic pipe.
Maximum operating pressure decreases at higher temperatures (3 BAR at 105°C).
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the pipes are cut cleanly and are free from burrs.
Insertion: Push the pipe fully into the fitting until it reaches the internal stop.
Locking: Twist the plastic nut clockwise to secure the connection.
Compatibility: Compatible with Speedfit PEX and polybutylene plastic pipe (inserts required) and copper pipe.
Operating Parameters: Suitable for use within the specified temperature and pressure ranges.
Demounting: Unlock the nut by hand, push the collet towards the fitting, and pull the pipe to release.
Care
Regularly check for leaks, especially after installation or system maintenance.
Avoid over-tightening the nut, as this can damage the fitting.
Protect fittings from extreme temperatures outside the specified operating range.