Nibco, Inc.
Nibco, Inc. 712LF-1 Tee Trap 395 psi 200°F
A lead-free cast bronze tee trap rated for 395 psi and 200°F with sweat and FNPT connections
- TypeDrain Components
- MaterialHAWA
- Low-lead cast bronze for potable-water safety
- Sweat-cup connections on two 1 in copper tubes
- FNPT threaded branch for easy pipe transition
- Rated to 395 psi at 200 °F operating limits
- Lead-free HAWA alloy meets drinking-water standards
Sweat Fitting Tee for Potable Water
The Nibco 712LF-1 is a cast bronze adapter tee designed for potable water systems. It connects two 1 inch copper tubes via sweat cup connections and a 1 inch FNPT threaded branch. Rated for 395 psi maximum operating pressure and 200 degrees Fahrenheit maximum temperature.
Replaces Standard Tees When Threaded Branch Is
This fitting upgrades a straight copper run by adding a female threaded outlet without extra adapters. The jump is worth it when transitioning from sweat copper to threaded pipe or equipment at a tee junction, reducing potential leak points and installation time.
Verify Copper Tube Size and Thread Compatibility
Confirm the existing copper tubing measures 1 1/8 inch outer diameter for proper sweat fit on both run ends. Ensure the mating male pipe threads match 1 inch NPT standards and that system pressure and temperature stay within the 395 psi and 200 degree limits.
Highlights
- Low-lead cast bronze for potable-water safety
- Sweat-cup connections on two 1 in copper tubes
- FNPT threaded branch for easy pipe transition
- Rated to 395 psi at 200 °F operating limits
- Lead-free HAWA alloy meets drinking-water standards
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
| Brand | Nibco |
| Model | 712LF-1 |
Questions about this item
What copper tube size and connection types does this tee require for sweat fitting?
The tee uses 1 in copper tube size with 1 1/8 in outer diameter on both sweat cup ends and a 1 in FNPT threaded branch for the third connection.
How do I install this low-lead cast bronze tee without damaging the threads or joints?
Clean and flux the 1 1/8 in copper tube ends, sweat solder the cup connections first, then thread the 1 in FNPT branch using appropriate sealant to avoid cross-threading the bronze.
When should I inspect or replace this tee given its pressure and temperature ratings?
Inspect joints annually for leaks or corrosion, especially after sustained use near the 395 psi or 200 °F limits, and replace if any weeping or green patina appears on the bronze body.
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