Watts
Watts 1/2 LF3008 Dielectric Union trap
Connects dissimilar metals with a lead-free brass dielectric union rated for 250 psi and 33 to 180 degrees F
- TypeDrain Components
- MaterialLead Free Brass
- Prevents galvanic corrosion with lead-free brass construction
- Withstands 250 psi maximum operating pressure
- Operates reliably from 33 to 180 degrees Fahrenheit
- Polysulfone insulator blocks electrical continuity between metals
- Buna-N gasket ensures leak-free solder and NPT connections
What this fitting does
The Watts LF3008 dielectric union connects a half-inch female NPT thread to a half-inch female solder joint while electrically isolating dissimilar metals. It is intended for plumbing installers who need to prevent galvanic corrosion on copper or brass pipework.
Pressure and temperature headroom
The union is rated for 250 psi maximum operating pressure and a service range of 33 to 180 degrees F. It handles typical residential hot and cold lines comfortably; systems that exceed either limit will require a different component.
Thermal behaviour and power draw
The polysulfone insulator and Buna-N gasket remain stable across the stated temperature span, and the lead-free brass body does not add electrical resistance. No external power is needed, so there is no heat generation or noise from the fitting itself.
Highlights
- Prevents galvanic corrosion with lead-free brass construction
- Withstands 250 psi maximum operating pressure
- Operates reliably from 33 to 180 degrees Fahrenheit
- Polysulfone insulator blocks electrical continuity between metals
- Buna-N gasket ensures leak-free solder and NPT connections
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Material | Lead Free Brass |
| Brand | Watts |
| Model | 1/2 LF3008 |
Questions about this item
Will the 1/2 in female NPT thread on this LF3008 union connect directly to my existing 1/2 in galvanised pipe?
Yes, the union has a 1/2 in female NPT thread that mates with standard 1/2 in male pipe threads on older galvanised or brass piping.
How can I confirm the polysulfone insulator is seated correctly after soldering the joint?
After soldering and cooling, check that the insulator sits flush inside the nut with no visible gaps, then pressurise the line up to 250 psi and watch for leaks at the gasket.
Does the box include the Buna-N gasket and brass nut, or must I buy them separately?
The union ships assembled with the Buna-N gasket and brass nut already in place; no extra parts are required for installation.
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