Nibco, Inc. 611R Copper Reducing Tee 2-1/2 x 2-1/2 x 3/4
Copper reducing tee joins 2-1/2 in and 3/4 in lines for potable water systems
- Reducing tee joins 2-1/2 in and 3/4 in copper lines
- Wrot copper construction resists corrosion in potable water systems
- Sweat cup connections on all three outlets ensure leak-free joints
- NIBCO brand trusted by plumbing professionals for reliable fittings
- Suitable for potable water applications in residential and commercial plumbing
Copper Reducing Tee for Potable Water
The Nibco 611R is a sweat fitting tee designed for potable water systems. It connects three copper tubes using cup connections on all sides. The run measures 2-1/2 inches on both ends while the branch reduces to 3/4 inch. This wrot copper fitting suits residential and commercial plumbing installations.
Wrot Copper Construction and Cup Connections
Wrot copper provides corrosion resistance and a smooth interior for reliable flow. Each cup end accepts the corresponding tube outer diameter for soldered joints. The reducing branch allows a smaller line to tee off a larger main without additional adapters. Sweat connections create permanent, leak-resistant seals when properly soldered.
Limits of Sweat Fitting Standards
Sweat fittings require clean tube ends, flux, and adequate heat for a sound joint. The installer must verify local code acceptance for potable water use. The reducing geometry fixes the branch size at 3/4 inch, so systems needing a different branch diameter cannot use this tee. Pressure rating depends on the solder joint quality and tube wall thickness.
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- Price $47.99
- Pricier than about 81% of the 2,955 comparable items (median $17.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | Nibco |
Questions about this item
What copper tube sizes does the 611R reducing tee join on its three cup connections?
The tee connects two 2 1/2 in copper tube ends and one 3/4 in copper tube end, all with cup-style sweat connections.
What outside diameters must the installer's copper tubes match for this tee?
The two run ports require 2 5/8 in tube OD and the branch port requires 7/8 in tube OD for proper sweat fit.
What preparation step is critical before sweating this wrot copper tee to avoid a leaky joint?
Clean both the tube ends and the fitting cups until bright, apply flux evenly, then heat the fitting body — not the tube — so solder flows by capillary action.
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