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Viega MegaPressG tee 25481 3/4" press x press x FPT 125 psi
Carbon-steel tee joins three 3/4-inch lines via press connections and a female thread, rated to 125 psi and -40 to 180 °F for fuel-gas systems
- TypeOther
- Press-connect tee installs without threading or welding
- Carbon-steel body rated for 125 psi fuel-gas service
- Operates from -40 to 180 °F in gas piping systems
- Meets ANSI LC4/CSA 6.32 and NFPA 54/58 codes
- Female pipe thread branch connects to standard threaded components
Gas-ready tee for fuel distribution
The Viega MegaPressG tee 25481 connects three 3/4-inch lines using press-to-press ends and a female pipe thread branch. It is designed for installers working on natural gas or LPG piping systems that must meet ANSI LC4/CSA 6.32 and NFPA 54 or 58 code requirements.
Thermal and pressure limits in service
Carbon steel construction handles operating temperatures from minus 40 to 180 degrees Fahrenheit and a maximum pressure of 125 psi. The press connections create a permanent mechanical seal without flame or solder, keeping joint integrity stable through seasonal temperature swings.
Code listings and installation impact
IAPMO, ICC and IFGC acceptance means the fitting satisfies Uniform Plumbing Code, International Mechanical Code and International Fuel Gas Code inspections. No additional thread sealant or brazing material is required, reducing labour time and eliminating open-flame permits on the job site.
Highlights
- Press-connect tee installs without threading or welding
- Carbon-steel body rated for 125 psi fuel-gas service
- Operates from -40 to 180 °F in gas piping systems
- Meets ANSI LC4/CSA 6.32 and NFPA 54/58 codes
- Female pipe thread branch connects to standard threaded components
Specifications
| Brand | VIEGA |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Viega MegaPressG tee 25481 with press connections on all three ends?
Cut the carbon-steel pipe square, deburr inside and out, mark the insertion depth, slide the tee onto each pipe until the mark meets the fitting, then press each joint with a MegaPressG-approved press tool and jaw; the step most often missed is confirming the depth mark on all three pipes before pressing.
What maintenance or replacement will the tee need after installation in a fuel-gas system?
The press joints are permanent and require no routine maintenance; inspect the tee visually during periodic system checks required by NFPA 54, and replace only if corrosion, mechanical damage or leakage appears at the press seals or female pipe thread.
At what pressure limit does the tee reach its rated maximum during sustained fuel-gas service?
The fitting is rated for 125 psi maximum operating pressure; sustained pressure above this value exceeds the ANSI LC4/CSA 6.32 listing and the NFPA 54/58 code allowances for this tee.
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