PSEI212016E - 1/2" x 3/8" REDUCING ELBOW

PSEI212016E - 1/2" x 3/8" REDUCING ELBOW

PSEI212016E – John Guest ProLock 1/2" × 3/8" Reducing Elbow

The John Guest PSEI212016E ProLock Reducing Elbow is a 90-degree push-fit plumbing connector designed to join a 1/2-inch CTS pipe to a 3/8-inch CTS pipe while changing the direction of the pipeline.

Its Twist-to-Lock technology provides an additional level of connection security after the pipe is inserted. The fitting can connect compatible PEX, PE-RT, copper and CPVC pipes in various combinations, making it suitable for new installations, plumbing alterations and maintenance work.

Main Features:

• Reducing connection: Joins 1/2" CTS pipe to 3/8" CTS pipe.
• 90-degree elbow: Changes the pipeline direction while reducing the pipe size.
• Push-fit installation: Creates a connection without soldering, adhesive, crimping or special tools.
• Twist-to-Lock technology: The locking action helps secure the pipe inside the fitting.
• Multi-pipe compatibility: Suitable for compatible PEX, PE-RT, copper and CPVC pipes.
• Wet-line installation: Can be installed on water lines that are not completely dry.
• Removable connection: Can be disconnected without damaging suitable pipe when the correct procedure is followed.
• Compact design: Convenient for installations in restricted or difficult-to-access spaces.
• Permanent installation capability: Approved for eligible concealed and behind-the-wall applications.
• Hot and cold-water use: Designed for compatible CTS water-distribution systems.

Main Specifications:

The stated pressure and temperature ratings are from the manufacturer’s CTS fitting technical information and must be considered together rather than as independent maximum values.

Main Applications:

The PSEI212016E may be used for:

• Domestic hot and cold-water plumbing.
• Potable-water distribution systems.
• Reducing branch connections.
• PEX, PE-RT, copper and CPVC pipe transitions.
• Plumbing repairs and extensions.
• Confined-space installations.
• Concealed and behind-the-wall pipework.
• Redirecting a water line through 90 degrees.
• Connecting smaller supply lines to a larger CTS pipeline.