Supapă de oprire în T de compresie SharkBite 1/2 x 1/2 x 1/4 inch, împingere pentru a conecta fiting din alamă, țeavă PEX, cupru, CPVC, PE-RT, HDPE, 24983A 1/2 inch x 1/2 in. x 1/4 in.

Name: Supapă de oprire în T de compresie SharkBite 1/2 x 1/2 x 1/4 inch, împingere pentru a conecta fiting din alamă, țeavă PEX, cupru, CPVC, PE-RT, HDPE, 24983A 1/2 inch x 1/2 in. x 1/4 in.
Brand: SharkBite
SKU: 0697285249837
Price: 270.66 RON
Availability: InStock

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Simplificați-vă proiectele de instalații sanitare cu supapa de oprire în T de compresie din alamă SharkBite. Mecanismul push-to-connect al acestei supape de oprire vă permite să adăugați linii de alimentare la corpuri de iluminat și la aparate precum mașinile de spălat vase, umidificatoarele și aparatele de gheață. Acest fiting din alamă pentru instalații sanitare este ideal pentru lucrul în spații înguste, poate fi instalat în linii umede și poate fi rotit pentru o instalare mai ușoară și mai rapidă. Aceste supape de oprire în T cu apăsare și conectare sunt ușor de instalat, compatibile cu PEX, CPVC, PE-RT, SDR-9 HDPE și țevi de cupru și nu necesită unelte speciale, lipici, sertizare sau lipire pentru instalare. Aceste supape de compresie cu fixare prin împingere au un aspect cromat elegant și atractiv și sunt potrivite pentru reparații comerciale sau proiecte de îmbunătățire a locuinței. Toate supapele, clemele, îmbinările și adaptoarele SharkBite sunt fabricate și testate în SUA.

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EAN: 0697285249837

Categorii Uneli și îmbunătățiri pentru casă, Cărgatoare, Țevi, fitinguri și accesorii, Fitinguri pentru țevi,

FĂCUT ÎN SUA: Toate supapele, clemele, îmbinările și adaptoarele SharkBite sunt fabricate și testate în SUA. PREFERATE DE PROFESIONIST: Uneltele și fitingurile SharkBite îndeplinesc aceleași standarde înalte pentru aplicațiile de instalații sanitare comerciale și rezidențiale, combinând durabilitatea și ușurința în utilizare; prezintă un finisaj cromat elegant pentru un aspect atractiv. UȘOR DE INSTALAT: Această supapă de oprire inovatoare dispune de o supapă cu bilă din alamă cu un sfert de tură, cu orificiu complet, care permite un control ușor de pornire/oprire a liniei de alimentare; nu sunt necesare instrumente speciale, sertizare, lipici sau lipire; poate fi instalat în linii umede. VERSATILE: Fitingurile din alamă pentru oprire în T funcționează bine cu PEX, CPVC, PE-RT, SDR-9 HDPE și țevi de cupru; poate fi rotit pentru o instalare mai ușoară și mai rapidă. SUPAPĂ DE OPRIRE T DE IMPINGERE SHARKBITE BRASS: Supapele de oprire din alamă sunt folosite pentru a adăuga linii de alimentare la corpuri de iluminat și la aparate precum mașinile de spălat vase, umidificatoarele și aparatele de gheață; ideal pentru lucrul în spații înguste; îndepărtați folosind o clemă de deconectare sau clești de deconectare.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	SharkBite
Brand	‎SharkBite
Color	Copper
Color	‎Copper
Connector Type	Tee
Connector Type	‎Tee
Country of Origin	‎Australia
Customer Reviews	4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars 2,089 ratings 4.8 out of 5 stars
Exterior Finish	Brass
Exterior Finish	‎Brass
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	2.72 x 1.5 x 2.12 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎2.72 x 1.5 x 2.12 inches
Item model number	‎24983A
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	0.3 Pounds
Item Weight	‎0.3 Pounds
Item Weight	‎4.8 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Cash Acme
Material	Brass
Material	‎Brass
Measurement System	‎inch
Number Of Pieces	1
Number Of Pieces	‎1
Part Number	‎24983
Product Dimensions	‎2.72 x 1.5 x 2.12 inches
Shape	‎tee
Size	1/2 in. x 1/2 in. x 1/4 in.
Size	‎1/2 in. x 1/2 in. x 1/4 in.

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Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Used to replaced saddle valve.

Great product as is, easy to install, with no leaks. Used with 3/4-inch copper pipe so removed the inserts to minimize flow resistance as their not needed with copper pipe. As stated above, this is a great product as is, however, I would have preferred a 1/4-inch push-to-fit fitting rather than the 1/4-inch compression fitting as I am using it to feed a RO system. Did extensive research but couldn't find a SharkBite fitting that configuration. That said this is a good product and I highly recommend it.

Scritto da: Ron Ryczak

Superior Fitting

What can I say about Sharkbite fittings other than they work. This fitting is so much better than the old fitting that pierces the copper pipe to attach a supply line to the refrigerator. Yeah you have to cut the copper water line (in my case) but its still a better installation.

Scritto da: jt

Easy, Quality Hardware

I used this tee to add a bidet seat in our RV. 1/2” pex and easy connection to the seat with control.

Scritto da: Fran W

Spot on fit for purpose

Great price compared to bricks and mortar. Functions as expected.

Scritto da: M1K3 FR0M D3TR01T

First time user! 3/4 x 3/4 x 1/4 comp tee

Thank you for existing Sharkbite! I had a saddle valve coming out the middle of a water pipe and going to a humidifier go bad (again). I was fed up and searched for "saddle valve alternative" online. 3/4" x 3/4" x 1/4" compression valve During the covid19 lockdown I couldn't find all the parts to sweat-fit (solder) up to make a replacement. I wanted to use a toilet shutoff valve because they're slightly less awful than saddle valves. HD store said they had 14, got there and nothing! Literally order this from their parking lot with my phone. I turned off the water and turned on the faucets upstairs to let air in, and opened faucet downstairs to let water drain. Okay, I took a Rigid 104 pipe cutter and cut my 3/4" pipe running across the basement ceiling in half. By the way, 3/4" copper water pipe has an actual outside diameter of 7/8". USA copper pipes are 1/8" bigger than what they're called-annoying! The saddle valve left a hole in the side 9f the pipe, so I actually had to cut on either side of the hole. The result was a copper ring with a hole in it. Kind of like a wedding ring with a hole instead of a diamond. Anyway, that fell on the floor and rolled away. Never found it. I then used the orange Sharkbite depth gauge cleaning tool thing to rub like putting chalk on a pool cue. That chamfered the freshly cut edges so I wouldn't damage the Sharkbite's insides. Then I took a pencil and marked the insertion depth (ran a pencil around the edge of the orange thingy). The depth gauge cleaner tool is cheap, totally worth it and looks like a neon orange panflute. For tight jobs you can cut the depth gauge diagonally into 3 pieces. Anyway, I pulled the pipes together and they were able to touch, so insertion depth wasn't an issue. I then jammed the Sharkbite evenly, but firmly on one of the pipe ends. Then the other. That was about it. I then attached my 1/4 outside diameter line to the little valve that's tee'd off. If you're using that clear-ish 1/4" pipe to run to a refrigerator ice maker or whatever you need to put a brass tube insert inside of the end (this isn't included) then you put the brass ring over the end of the clear tube (the brass ring is actually included) then you tighten the nut and the ring crushes on the tube and the brass insert. Or you could buy a stainless steel "1/4" compression line for water". I got one on here for $7 for 6 feet. Oh yeah compression tubing is measured and named for outside diameter apparently. The 1/4 plastic pipe actually measured about 1/4". It's actually the fitting, because the stainless steel version is really thick, but the nuts are the same size. I parked my car at 2pm exactly and I finished at 2:28 exactly. Keep in mind I was cutting a pipe over my head while standing on a stool with water drizzling out of it. Even though I drained the system for a while. For some reason I was freaked out and pretty sure something would fail (uneven cut? Sharp edge tearing the internal seal? Leaky valve?). Nope, all good: and the little valve is way, way better quality than a saddle valve or toilet/sink shutoff valve. I'm so relieved. Only 28 minutes,.working slowly (and spending time waiting for water to drain). I would have taken photos but I was sopping wet, lol! Tools used: Sharkbite Pipe cutter Sharkbite orange depth gauge/cleaner Pencil New 1/4" hose tube (because I didn't feel like buying new brass inserts for my old tube hose) 28 minutes from parking car to turning water back on and saying "wow!"

Scritto da: Boris

Works as designed

Original sharkbite and was fairly easy to install. I didn't expect any instructions with it, and there were none, but quick youtube made the DIY job fairly easy. Make sure to push the pipe in on both sides all the way! There are at least on "click" when you think you're done, but you're not. Align the pipe with the valve before putting it in and mark it to know how far it needs to go in. Then, you'll know you're all the way in. There is no way to pull it out after you started. Price is slightly better than in the local home improvement stores and I could wait few days, so happy with the purchase

Scritto da: tim

Worked well so far

Good stuff

Scritto da: Southplank

Cautiously Optimistic

This was Ok. I never used SharkBite before and this was a temping solution. I did find plenty of info on how to prepare the copper pipe without a SharkBite tool. What I didn't find was a feeling for what the proper force would be to seat the pipe. It took a little more pushing effort than I expected to fully seat but everything seems fine. No leaks, pipe is seated to proper depth and I am able to easily rotate the fitting position without any drips. CAUTION... Make sure you have enough movement in the pipe to install this. You need about 1" of inline free pipe movement to install this on 1/2" copper. You don't want any side forces on the pipe so bending or straining the pipes is not a good idea to make room for this. I thought I would have just enough pipe movement, but sadly no way it was going to happen. I had lots of side movement on one side but only a 1/2" inline movement. Luckily I had a union in my bin so I cut the pipe nearby, installed the shark bite easily, then soldered the union in and tightened it up. Had I known I was going to solder, I probably would have just used a solder tee and a stop valve. I think I could have fit a copper tee in there without needing to install the union. So if you know how to solder, go for it if the situation looks tight. Then you won't have to worry about whether or not SharkBite orings will really last forever. Great flow, by the way. My old saddle valve had grown some green stuff inside further limiting the flow.

Scritto da: TJ Merrells

Works great. Easy install.

Used to connect my home water line to a rodi water filter via 1/4 inch line. Took all of 5 mins to install and been using for over 6 months with no leaks. Very happy with the product as it was hard to find even at larger stores like home depot, Lowe's etc

Scritto da: Marcello D

Very fast and easy installation

Works perfect..no leaks...really easy

Scritto da: J. Gargol

Great saddle valve upgrade

Used to replace a saddle valve for a fridge water line. After cutting out the hole in the pipe and cleaning the burr, the push valve was easy to install. I have full confidence in the SharkBite over a saddle valve.

Scritto da: GMF

Works great. connection will rotate after install but no leaks.

Used this to connect a new dishwasher in my daughter's new kitchen. Just cut the old pipe, cleaned and sanded it and pressed the new cutoff valve into place. Worked well first time. No problems. Make sure to allow for 1 inch of pipe to be inserted into each end of the valve.

Scritto da: rick

Lik

Great to work with