Netafim 17mm Combination Tee - 2-Way Insert x 3/4-in FPT - 10 Count

Branch 17 mm Tubing Off a Threaded Port - 10 Fittings

Tying 17 mm tubing into a threaded outlet often takes several adapters, and every extra joint is another place for a leak. The Netafim 17mm Combination Tee pairs a threaded port with two barbed tubing connectors in one fitting, so you can run tubing in two directions from a single connection point.

This listing is one bag of 10 fittings. That quantity suits growers building or extending several lines in one project, and it leaves spares for later changes to a hydroponic system.

Key Features & Benefits

• Dual 17 mm barbed connectors — fit 17 mm UV poly tubing on both branches of the tee.
• 2-way configuration — splits or continues a line from a single threaded connection.
• Threaded port — attaches to a female pipe thread outlet.
• Bag of 10 — covers multiple connection points in one order.

Who Should Use Netafim 17mm Combination Tee

Growers who run 17 mm poly tubing in hydroponic or irrigation layouts and need to connect it to threaded fittings. It suits both home gardeners building a small system and commercial operations installing many connection points.

About Netafim 17mm Combination Tee

Netafim makes irrigation components. This combination tee has a 2-way configuration and dual 17 mm barbed tubing connectors designed for 17 mm UV poly tubing. It is listed with a threaded connection; check the thread size against your outlet before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What tubing does this tee fit?
A: It is designed for 17 mm UV poly tubing. The two barbed connectors push into the tubing ends.

Q: How many fittings come in one order?
A: One order is one bag containing 10 fittings.

Q: What is a barbed connector?
A: A barbed connector has raised ridges that grip the inside of flexible tubing. The grip holds the tubing in place on the fitting.

Q: Does the thread size match my outlet?
A: The product name lists 3/4-in FPT, while the distributor text describes a 1/2 in female pipe thread. Confirm the thread on your outlet and the fitting before you install, since sizes are often labelled differently.

Q: Why use a combination tee instead of separate parts?
A: One fitting replaces a tee plus adapters, which means fewer joints in the line. Fewer joints reduce the places where a leak can start.