T&S Brass

T&S Brass 1/2-Inch NPT Vacuum Breaker Unit with Slip Flanges

SKU: B-0455
GTIN: 671262004862
$248.45
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T&S Brass 1/2-Inch NPT Vacuum Breaker Unit with Slip Flanges

6-Inch Center-to-Center, 45° Surface Mount

A compact vacuum breaker unit designed for 1/2-inch piping applications, with slip flanges and 6-inch center spacing for 45° surface mounting.

  • Designed as a 1/2-inch NPT vacuum breaker unit for backflow protection applications.
  • Slip flanges support mounting on a 45° surface.
  • Features 6-inch center-to-center spacing between piping.
  • Rough-in requires two 1-1/4-inch holes in the mounting surface.
  • Pipe must be held rigid under the sink with connection fittings, braces, or similar support.

Product Weight:

5.0 lb

1/2-Inch NPT Vacuum Breaker Unit

Product specification calls out a 1/2-inch NPT vacuum breaker unit.

Slip Flange Mounting

Slip flanges are provided for mounting on a 45° surface.

6-Inch Center-to-Center Spacing

Designed with 6 inches between piping centers.

45° Surface Rough-In

Requires two 1-1/4-inch diameter holes in the center of the 45° mounting surface to pass the pipe through.

Under-Sink Support Required

Pipe must be held rigid under the sink by connection fittings, a brace, or similar support.

1/2-Inch IPS Piping

The product description identifies it for 1/2-inch IPS piping.

Type Vacuum Breaker Unit
Style Slip Flange
Connection Size 1/2 Inch NPT
Shipping Weight 5 lb.
Selling Unit Each
Units Per Case 1

Frequently Asked Questions

The cutsheet specifies a 1/2-inch NPT vacuum breaker unit.
It uses slip flanges for mounting on a 45° surface.
The unit is designed for 6 inches between piping centers.
Two 1-1/4-inch diameter holes are required in the center of the 45° mounting surface to slip the pipe through.
Yes. The pipe must be held rigid under the sink by connection fittings, a brace, or similar support.

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