Mur-lok RO fittings are the only RO fittings that feature dual EPDM O-rings to ensure a straight leak free fit. These high quality American made fittings are constructed with FDA approved materials.
- Polypropylene construction
- NSF Standard 58 Certified
Sizes Available:
- Tee Union 1/4" Push Connect x 1/4" Push Connect x 1/4" Push Connect
- Tee Union 3/8" Push Connect x 3/8" Push Connect x 3/8" Push Connect
- Tee Union 1/2" Push Connect x 1/2" Push Connect x 1/2" Push Connect
- Tee Union 1/2" Push Connect x 1/2" Push Connect x 1/2" Push Connect - Black
| SKU | Mur-lok RO Tee Push Connect |
|---|---|
| Aquarium Type | Saltwater, Freshwater |
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Product Questions
I have two questions:
1. What are the dimensions of the 1/2" Mur-Lok Tee. #208378? I need the overall length and the length from the center line to the side tee.
2. What are the ID and OD ranges for the acceptable tubing?
Thank you
1. What are the dimensions of the 1/2" Mur-Lok Tee. #208378? I need the overall length and the length from the center line to the side tee.
2. What are the ID and OD ranges for the acceptable tubing?
Thank you
Question by: Tom Merritt on Jul 20, 2016, 3:57 PM
Hi there,
The ½” Push Connect Tee fittings are 2.5” long with the collets fully depressed and are 0.940” thick with a total height of 1.7”. The Length from the centerline will be exactly half of the overall length which is 1.25”. The ID of the tubing used does not matter however the OD of the tubing must be ½” to seal properly.
The ½” Push Connect Tee fittings are 2.5” long with the collets fully depressed and are 0.940” thick with a total height of 1.7”. The Length from the centerline will be exactly half of the overall length which is 1.25”. The ID of the tubing used does not matter however the OD of the tubing must be ½” to seal properly.
Answer by: Charlie on Jul 21, 2016, 8:36 AM
I want to make sure this will work before I purchase this. I want to fill two trash cans up, one with fresh water and the other with mixed salt water. I will be using float valves for both of them and I was wondering if I hooked the water line up to this and 2 lineS going out one to the freshwater bucket and the other to the saltwater bucket. When I use 5 gallons of the saltwater and none of the freshwater and the float drops in the saltwater bucket will it still turn my ro/di unit on and fill the saltwater bucket up till the float valve is up into the off or will both float valves have to be down in ordered to fill up? I hope that make since.
Question by: Mason on Jul 21, 2014, 4:53 PM
Hi Mason,
If either float drops the RO/DI unit will kick on and fill up the low bucket :) I would highly suggest putting an inline ball valve on each line as well, that way you can turn them on and off manually if you need to. You would want the 1/4" model (sku 200024).
https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/mur-lok-ro-inline-ball-valve-push-connect-1.html
If either float drops the RO/DI unit will kick on and fill up the low bucket :) I would highly suggest putting an inline ball valve on each line as well, that way you can turn them on and off manually if you need to. You would want the 1/4" model (sku 200024).
https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/mur-lok-ro-inline-ball-valve-push-connect-1.html
Answer by: Bulk Reef Supply on Jul 21, 2014, 4:53 PM
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