Pegler VSH Tectite Classic Push-Fit Stop End - 15mm

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The Pegler VSH Tectite Classic Push-Fit Stop End is designed for plumbers and DIY enthusiasts needing to cap off 15mm copper pipe ends. Its primary benefit is the demountable push-fit design, allowing for rapid and simple installation without the need for special tools, saving significant time on job sites. A key consideration is that it's specifically for copper tube manufactured to BS EN 1057.
| Model Part Number | 45866 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pegler |
This fitting is specifically designed for 15mm copper tubes manufactured to BS EN 1057 standards. It works with both plain and chrome-plated copper pipes.
No, the VSH Tectite Classic fittings are demountable push-fit fittings and do not require any special tools for installation. A simple push action creates the seal.
The VSH Tectite Classic fittings come with a 25-year guarantee, provided they are used in conformity with the specified standards.
Yes, the VSH Tectite Classic fittings are WRAS approved, meaning they meet the stringent requirements for use in public water supplies in the UK.
No, this fitting is exclusively designed for use with copper tubes manufactured to BS EN 1057. It is not compatible with plastic piping systems.
The fitting is demountable. You can use the specific Pegler Tectite demounting tool to release the grip and remove the fitting from the pipe. Ensure the pipe end is clean and undamaged for re-installation.
WRAS approval signifies that the product has been rigorously tested and complies with the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999 in the UK, ensuring it is safe for use with drinking water.
Ensure the copper pipe is clean, dry, and cut squarely. Check for any burrs or damage on the pipe end. Verify the pipe is pushed in fully to the correct depth. Confirm the pipe is manufactured to BS EN 1057.
Ensure the pipe end is smooth and free of burrs. Slightly rotating the fitting during insertion can help. Check if the pipe is properly deburred and chamfered.
Check if the pipe was inserted fully to the correct depth. Inspect the pipe end for damage or imperfections that prevent a good seal. Re-demount and re-install, ensuring the pipe end is clean and undamaged.
Use the correct Pegler Tectite demounting tool. Ensure the tool is correctly positioned around the pipe and engages with the release mechanism. Avoid forcing the tool; it should slide on smoothly.
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