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Apollo PEX Barb Tee 3410 10-Pack
A 10-pack of 3/4-inch brass PEX barb tees for potable water and hydronic heating systems
- Economical potable water piping with brass PEX barb tee fittings
- Simple installation secured by copper crimps or stainless steel clamps
- Ten fittings per pack for multiple connection points
- Compatible with hydronic heating systems using ApolloPEX components
- Brass construction integrates with comprehensive ApolloPEX piping system
10-Pack Brass PEX Barb Tee
The Apollo PEX Barb Tee 3410 10-Pack supplies ten brass tee fittings for 3/4 inch PEX tubing. They serve as junction points in potable water distribution or hydronic heating installations. The pack quantity suits projects requiring multiple branch connections.
Securing methods sold separately
Each tee accepts copper crimp rings, stainless steel pinch clamps or stainless steel crimp sleeves to lock the tubing in place. Those fasteners are not included, so the installer must source the preferred clamp style separately. The fittings work with the broader ApolloPEX system of manifolds, valves and tools.
Brass construction and system integration
Brass bodies resist corrosion in closed-loop heating and potable water lines. The barb profile grips PEX tubing before the external clamp is applied, reducing the chance of leaks during pressure testing. California Proposition 65 notices apply because the alloy contains listed chemicals.
Highlights
- Economical potable water piping with brass PEX barb tee fittings
- Simple installation secured by copper crimps or stainless steel clamps
- Ten fittings per pack for multiple connection points
- Compatible with hydronic heating systems using ApolloPEX components
- Brass construction integrates with comprehensive ApolloPEX piping system
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the brass tee corrode or need replacement in a potable water system?
Brass PEX barbs are standard for potable water and hydronic heating; they do not require scheduled replacement unless physical damage or dezincification occurs.
What limits the tee's durability under continuous hot-water circulation?
The brass body handles typical hydronic temperatures; the practical limit is the crimp or clamp connection method chosen, not the tee itself.
Does the fitting add noticeable heat loss or noise when water runs all day?
Brass conducts heat but the small tee body adds negligible loss; no moving parts means silent operation under constant flow.
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