Hep2O Spigot Reducer 15mm to 28mm

To reduce right at a fitting, use the Hep2O Spigot Reducer. Its larger end is a spigot that pushes into a Push Fit socket, and its smaller end is a socket that takes the smaller pipe.

Where a Hep2O Spigot Reducer saves space

Push it into the outlet of a tee, elbow or manifold to drop straight to the pipe size you need. For example, the 15x10mm turns a 15mm tee outlet into a 10mm microbore radiator tail. The 22x15mm takes a 15mm branch off a 22mm fitting. The 28x22mm reduces a 28mm fitting to 22mm on larger runs.

Push the spigot fully into the socket and check it has locked. Then sleeve the smaller pipe and push it into the reducer until it stops. With no short bit of pipe in between, the assembly stays compact, which suits tight boxings and manifolds.

Reducing couplers sit with the rest of the Hep2O fittings.

Specification

• Brand: Hep2O
• Maker code: HD2/22W, HD2/28W
• Connection: Spigot on the large end, Push Fit socket on the small end
• Sizes: 15x10mm, 22x15mm and 28x22mm
• Material: Polybutylene body, EPDM O-ring
• Standard or approval: BS 7291 Parts 1 and 2, Class S (Kitemark)
• Max pressure: 12 bar at 20°C
• Max temperature: 95°C at up to 6 bar (114°C short fault only)
• Suitable for: Reducing straight out of a fitting socket
• Guarantee: 50 years

Common Questions

Where does the spigot reducer go?

Its large end pushes into a socket of the bigger size, such as a tee outlet, and the small end takes the smaller pipe.

Can the spigot reducer take copper?

The small socket end takes copper of that size. The spigot end only goes into a Hep2O socket.

How do I get a spigot reducer back out?

Release the fitting it sits in with the right HepKey, the same as pulling out a pipe.

Reducers at Plumb Parts, Glasgow

Plumb Parts, 555 South Street, Glasgow G14 0QX. The counter hours are Mon-Fri 8am-5pm and Sat-Sun 8am-1pm; online orders are welcome.

Datasheets

• Wavin Hep2O Installer Guide (Key and Keyless) (PDF)