Dielectric Union

The Eastman dielectric union is built of galvanized steel for increased durability with a steel end and a brass end for soldering. Dielectric unions are used to join pipes made from different metals to prevent accelerated corrosion in the piping system. Specifically designed for transitioning between steel and copper piping, it operates at a maximum pressure of 250 PSI at 180°F. The union is equipped with a leak-resistant gasket composed of silicone rubber and a nylon insert, meeting all plumbing code requirements.

Feature & Benefits:

• Solder connect x I.P.
• Used to transition between steel pipe and copper pipe.
• Maximum PSI is 250, 180°F.
• Gasket is made of silicone rubber and a nylon insert.
• IPS Connection and nut are both made of steel.
• Solder connection - brass.
• Works with copper, brass, and steel.
• Constructed of a highly-durable brass to minimize corrosion.
• Nuts are constructed of steel.
• Designed to withstand a maximum pressure of 250 PSI.
• The maximum temperature for safe use is 180-degrees Fahrenheit.
• Equipped with a 3/4 inch FIP x 1/2 inch solder connection.
• Includes a gasket that is made of silicone rubber and a nylon insert.
• Used to transition between steel pipe and copper pipe.