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The Plumbright Stem Elbow Reducer (10 x 15mm) is an ideal solution for professional plumbers and DIY enthusiasts needing to transition pipe diameters while changing direction in confined plumbing or heating systems. It offers the key benefit of a rapid, solder-free push-fit installation, though it is specifically engineered for push-fit compatibility and may not work directly with rigid copper systems without appropriate inserts.
| Model Part Number | SPTE6716M |
|---|---|
| Brand | Plumbright |
Yes, but ensure you use the correct pipe inserts specifically designed for push-fit compatibility when using copper.
No, this product is intended for water and heating systems only and should never be used for gas installations.
While it can be disassembled by depressing the collet, it is recommended to replace the fitting if the O-ring shows signs of wear to ensure a perfect seal.
The fitting is manufactured from high-quality, durable engineered polymers suitable for domestic water systems.
No special tool is strictly required, though a release tool can be used to hold the collet down for easier pipe extraction.
Ensure the pipe end is free of scratches or burrs and is pushed fully past the O-ring until it hits the internal stop.
Verify that the pipe diameter is correct and the end is not deformed; check that the internal collet teeth are not blocked.
To install, ensure the pipe ends are cut square and are free from burrs or sharp edges that could damage the internal O-ring seal. Firmly push the pipe into the fitting until it reaches the stop; a light rotation can help seat the pipe evenly. This fitting is designed for use with standard push-fit plumbing systems. It is not recommended to use lubricant on the internal O-ring unless specified by the system manufacturer. For long-term care, verify that the pipe is fully inserted and the locking mechanism is engaged. Periodically inspect joints for signs of leaks after major temperature shifts in the heating system.
