Questions and Answers for SharkBite 3/4 in. x 1/2 in. x 3/4 in. Push-to-Connect Brass Reducing Tee Fitting

A:  Hi, The SharkBite push-to-connect fittings have been tested and approved for potable water applications and hydronic heating applications. We have not tested the product for any gas applications. If you have any more questions you can call tech support at 877-700-4242. (Kind regards,)

A:  I’m not sure about “best” but we ran pvc up to the Tankless hot water heater and then Sharkbite fittings with cpvc lines throughout the house. We did take 3/4 size on long runs and then reduced it to 1/2 when we got closer or at a T.

A:  Look at a shark bite connector if you don’t want use pvc glue and a pvc converter 

A:  PVC might be illegal to use in your application. Check your building codes.

A:  Hi, When working with a SharkBite 1 in. x 1 in. x 3/4 in. Push-to-Connect Brass Reducing Tee Fitting you want to remove 1.22" on the run or the 1" side of the tee. If you have any more questions you can call tech support at 877-700-4242. Kind regards,

A:  Hello, We currently do not have a 1in. x 1in. x 1/2 SharkBite Brass Push Reducing Tee. If you have any other questions or need further assistance please feel free to reach out to Tech support at 1(877)700-4242. Thank you.

A:  Hi, The SharkBite 1-1/4 in. x 1-1/4 in. x 1 in. Push-to-Connect Brass Reducing Tee Fitting will work with the following pipes. The Poly Pipe has to be ASTM rated in order for it to work with SharkBite fittings. I have attached a list of the pipes that will work with our SharkBite fittings. If you have any more questions you can call tech support at 877-700-4242. (Kind regards,) PEX (ASTM F876, CSA B137.5) Copper (ASTM B 88) CPVC (ASTM D 2846, CSA B137.6) PE-RT (ASTM F 2769) HDPE (SDR-9 ASTM D2737)

A:  I do not think these are designed for gas piping, I use them on water lines

A:  Hello, The SharkBite 3/4 in. x 3/4 in. x 1/2 in. Push-to-Connect Brass Reducing Tee can not be used on propane gas lines. If you have any more questions you can call tech support at 877-700-4242. Kind regards,

A:  Set up your account with the Home Depot store you use on line. Do a search for the product and then select 'on hand' or in stock. Easiest way to check rather than calling the store.

A:  Hello, It will be necessary to have flexibility in the pipes in order to install this fitting. You may want to take a look at SharkBite slip tee part # U3370LFA which will install with a 2" gap between the pipes. There is a video in the link below that goes over how this tee is installed. It will be necessary to use a reducing coupling to reduce down to 1/2" on the branch of the tee. If you have additional questions please don't hesitate to reach out to our technical support department at 877-700-4242. https://www.sharkbite.com/resources/video/how-repair-leaking-pipes-sharkbite Best Regards,

A:  To RWC support: What is the item # for the reducing coupling 3/4" to 1/2" that fits U3370LFA?

A:  Yes, a long as is push intocorrectly, otherwise it will leak,

A:  Hello, Yes, brass SharkBite push-to-connect fittings are approved for use in radiant and hydronic heating applications as long as the temperature does not exceed 200°F and the pressure does not exceed 200 psi. Approved pipe/tubing types for this fitting are listed below. If you have additional questions please don't hesitate to reach out to our technical support department at 877-700-4242. PEX (ASTM F876, CSA B137.5) Rigid Copper (ASTM B 88) CPVC (ASTM D 2846, CSA B137.6) PE-RT (ASTM F 2769) Best Regards,

A:  I am a licenced plumber i have put these on base board heat, heat pex pipe to heat pex pipe or rigid copper to pex in a pinch i have put on the base board, come back replace later cause the base board copper is soft and has leaked on me before after time, cause it is a soft copper. I usually sweat rigid copper at ends of pipeing if using sharkbite. yes i have used them in these applications. SharkBite fittings are certified to 200 PSI and 200°F . from there sight.

A:  Hello, Yes, SharkBite part # U363LFA is suitable for use outdoors. It is important that the system is insulated or fully drained during freezing conditions to prevent damage to the fitting and surrounding pipe. If you have additional questions please don't hesitate to reach out to our technical support department at 877-700-4242. Best Regards,

A:  I would but in real cold climate I would insulate it good