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1/2" x 20 ft. Red AquaPEX Tubing, Straight Length
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Product Highlights
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PEX-a
Non-Oxygen Barrier
PEX Press, Push Fit, PEX Compression, Clamp, Crimp, Expansion PEX
20' Length
1/2"
Red
Description
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Uponor AquaPEX tubing is manufactured and listed to ASTM F876 and F877 and CSA B137.5, certified to NSF Standards 14 and 61 and listed by the Hydrostatic Stress Board of PPI at 200ºF at 80 psi, 180ºF at 100 psi and 73.4ºF at 160 psi. Uponor AquaPEX tubing (shown below) is also listed to UL 1821 and ULC/ORD C199P and carries an additional rating of 120ºF at 130 psi.
Uponor AquaPEX white tubing is marked with the PEX 5106 designation as required by the most recent edition of ASTM F876-10, indicating it exceeds ASTM F876 chlorine-resistance requirements for continuous-recirculation systems operating up to 140ºF while also affording a 30-day UV-resistance level.
Uponor AquaPEX red and blue tubing is marked with the PEX 5206 designation as required by the most recent edition of ASTM F876-10, indicating it exceeds ASTM F876 chlorine-resistance requirements for continuous-recirculation systems operating up to 140ºF while also affording a 90-day UV-resistance level.
Uponor AquaPEX white tubing is marked with the PEX 5106 designation as required by the most recent edition of ASTM F876-10, indicating it exceeds ASTM F876 chlorine-resistance requirements for continuous-recirculation systems operating up to 140ºF while also affording a 30-day UV-resistance level.
Uponor AquaPEX red and blue tubing is marked with the PEX 5206 designation as required by the most recent edition of ASTM F876-10, indicating it exceeds ASTM F876 chlorine-resistance requirements for continuous-recirculation systems operating up to 140ºF while also affording a 90-day UV-resistance level.
Specs
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| Length (Feet): | 20' |
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| Fitting System Compatibility: | PEX Press Push Fit PEX Compression Clamp Crimp Expansion PEX |
| Size: | 1/2" |
| Color: | Red |
| Tubing Type: | Non-Oxygen Barrier |
| Material: | PEX |
| Application: | Plumbing |
| Max Pressure (PSI): | 160 |
| Grade: | PEX-a |
| Warranty: | 25 Year |
| Standards Met: | ASTM F877 DIN4726 NSF |
| Max Temp (F): | 200°F |
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The 1/2" AquaPEX was just what the doctor ordered. Very tough and durable. Rigid enough to guide through trusses, but flexible enough to make all the turns. Very difficult to accidentally compromise. I am cautions to remain well clear of heat sources except if intentionally removing a connection. I have attached an image of a home distribution point using the PEX "A" AquaPEX. I used both the expansion tool and a crimp-er, depending on what I am connection to.
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This product is very good with one exception,
The plastic wrap that is designed to use from
the inside works great until the last two wraps,
at this time it is cheaper to throw away the last two coils than to try to get it out of the plastic
The time it takes to free the pipe from the wrap
totally wipes out any savings from the product.
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New York
2 months ago
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It's pex it works
Easy to work with it's pex
Spanky
Indiana
3 months ago
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Top Shelf.
Uponor PEX and SupplyHouse service are hard to beat.
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Whitesboro, NY
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Great selection / great service
Do wish you would find a way to use less plastic packaging.
We try to be as green as possible whenever it's possible.
Some day plastics like that will hopefully be banned.
You could get ahead of the curve!
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Vermont
4 months ago
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PEX-A Pipe
Since my house was built with Uponor PEX-A pipe, when I had to add some additional piping to my house I chose to use this pipe. This does require the use of an Expansion Tool to get the full benefit PEX-A provides. However, this will also take PEX-B fittings and valves if you use ASTM 1807 crimp rings. This gives you the chance to easily expand your plumbing system.
David
Orlando, FL
5 months ago
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Pex A is easy to work with.
We used this to replace galvanized water service lines to our 1950's bathroom. It was easy to work with.
Bert
New Brighton, MN
6 months ago
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This seems more flexible to me. I welcome that in tight
I use this for supply lines in floor joist
Bob
Elk city 🏙️ idaho
8 months ago
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I would buy this product again and again
It is a good product easily to use and very good quality
Joel
Garden grove
9 months ago
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Great Service
Shipping was super fast, ordering is simple, I am a do it yourself guy, they have everything I have needed for this old house.
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Chitown
11 months ago
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Supplyhouse.com is awesome!
Every time I place an order it always comes exactly as I order it. Very fast delivery if I order by noon, I usually have it by noon the next day. This is a great source for Uponor (Wirsbo) tubing and all the fittings.
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Santa Rosa, CA
1 years ago
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Product Q&A
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Q: Have 40 yr old indoor water boiler heating system. Have 200 ft of feed and return metal pipes. Would like to install 2 in. PEX and remove metal pipes. Need to connect to 1 in. metal pipes into and out of radiators. Comments and advice please. Thank you.
Asked by rogerdodger 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffYou will have to use HePEX. AquaPEX is for a plumbing systems (not heating systems) because it does not have an oxygen barrier.
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Q: I am putting in a supply line, on to my property, from the meter. The run is about 500ft. From the road the elevation goes up 20 to 25 feet then down hill for the rest of the run making the elevation about the same as the road. We are going to build a barn with living quarters having 2 bath rooms, washer and kitchen. Later build a house with 3-4 bath rooms. There will be several out buildings with water. What size pex should I use? I was told to use 1 1/4 in. or larger, but have thought 2 in would be best. What do you think? And is pex a good product to use for this project?
Asked by Buddy 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply Staff2" is probably your best bet: if you keep on adding units, you will have no problems with flow.
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Q: Is there a Pex tubing product that can bur used outside without a sleeve?
Asked by 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffThere is not; PEX cannot be exposed to direct sunlight. PEX that is outside must either be buried or enclosed in a PVC sleeve.
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Q: Do I need to sleeve 3/4 Aquapex when stubbing up from under my garage concrete floor when I pour?
Asked by Dickiejohn 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffIt is usually recommended. Unless there is a window in your garage that will expose the tubing to direct sunlight, you only need to sleeve it at the spot where the tubing exits the concrete. This will prevent potential abrasion from the concrete when the PEX expands. You can sleeve the tubing with an electrical conduit.
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Q: I have to run approximately 600 feet of water line, underground to my cabin. Should I go with 1" aquapex blue or 3/4"?
Asked by 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply Staff3/4" AquaPEX should be fine if you have a standard, one bathroom cabin. If there are a lot of fixtures in the cabin, you will probably need to go with the 1" tubing.
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Q: I would like to install 1.5" Aquapex as a underground supply from my well 150' to the house. I will be replacing the existing Galv. metal pipe that is 51 y/o and starting to sprout pinholes. Although pex appears to be user friendly and less costly than copper.What could I expect to see for longevity and durability compared to PVC. I would bed and cover with sand. In Arizona I have very rocky soil.
Asked by Eric 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffWe think AQUAPEX would be a great choice for this application. For information from the manufacturer on the differences between PEX and PVC, please look at the following document: http://s3.pexsupply.com/manuals/1297449192135/47274_PROD_FILE.pdf
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Q: I need to replace a copper water line that is exposed to sunlight. How can I use Pex, if it can not be exposed to sunlight? I already read that it is not paintable. Is it true?
Asked by Eddy 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffPlacing PEX in direct sunlight or painting it is not advised. We recommend that you install the PEX in a PVC sleeve for this application.
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Q: will it withstand freezing with out burting like copper
Asked by 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffPEX is generally more freeze-resistant than copper because it has greater flexibility.
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Q: what is the diference between the pex ratings A , B , and C ?
Asked by Dave 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffPex ratings classify the methods by which tubes are produced and processed. Generally, a higher pex rating (i.e. 'A') means that tubing is of higher quality. 'A' tubes are most consistent with the expansion rate. In certain applications (pex buried in concrete, etc.), the rating will be meaningless.
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Q: Can I use the HydroPEX copper crimp rings and crimp tool with the AQUAPEX pipe?
Asked by Steve the Plumber 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffYes, you can.
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