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30 Port Polymer 1/2" PEX Press MANABLOC Package (Press Supply)
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Description
This Convenient Complete Viega MANABLOC Plumbing Package with Port Adapters Includes the Following:
- (1) 49625: 30 Port MANABLOC (12 Hot, 18 Cold)
- (30) 49234: 1/2" PolyAlloy Press x MANABLOC Port Adapter (Lead Free)
- (2) 49414: 3/4" PEX Press x MANABLOC Supply Adapter
- (1) 53601: MANABLOC Supply End Cap
- (1) 45716: Set of 2 Mounting Straps
- (1) Additional 50601: Valve T-Handle (1 comes with MANABLOC)
**Important**
- The MANABLOC plumbing system carries a maximum pressure/temperature rating of 100 psi @ 180°F. Excessive pressure to the MANABLOC will cause leaks.
- Do not allow chemicals such as PVC glues or solder flux to come into contact with the MANABLOC. They will compromise the integrity of the MANABLOC and cause leaks.
- Please consult the MANABLOC install instructions for a more comprehensive list of chemical materials that will cause harm to the MANABLOC plumbing system.
Specs
| Application: | Plumbing |
|---|---|
| Type: | MANABLOC Package |
| Number of Outlets: | 30 |
| Number of Outlets (Cold): | 18 |
| Number of Outlets (Hot): | 12 |
| Port Size: | 1/2" |
| Outlet Type: | PEX |
| Loop Connection: | PEX Press |
| Supply Connection: | PEX Press |
| Inlet Type: | MNPT |
| Inlet Size: | 3/4" |
| Tubing Compatibility: | PEX |
| Manifold Compatibility: | Manabloc |
| Fitting System Compatibility: | PEX Press |
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6 QuestionsQ: I am going to re-plumb my home and was wondering a couple of things. Do the Manabloc manifolds provide equal pressure throughout all of the fixtures in the house? If the shower is running and a toilet gets flushed, is my butt going to get burned? Pros and cons of having separate manifolds for hot and cold in regards to pressure and water waste.
Asked by DOUGLAS 14 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffThe Manabloc is a water distribution station, and is not a pressure balancing valve. Therefore, separate manifolds would not assist with pressure differences. The MANABLOC system great for potable water applications; faster installation, fewer fittings, excellent resistance to chlorine, and fast hot water delivery.
Q: do u have a manifold with a 1 inch main line connection in the bottom and 1 inch hot and cold on the top
Asked by juliocvilla 14 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffYes, you can use a MANABLOC with 1 inch connection on both top and bottom as long as you order the 1" MANABLOC Supply Adapters.
Q: I'm very interested in using PEX and your Manabloc-14 Home run system in a new build. 1st.Q: you have 1 - 3/4"NPT supply with 8 1/2" Cold Water outlets and 6 1/2" Hot Water outlets, where does the hot water supply come from? My current design would have 1 1/2" cold water off the manabloc feeding the water heater, hot water then coming back to the manabloc for distribution?
Asked by spaz6951 14 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffThe hot water supply must come from a water heater. You have the option of supplying cold water to the water heater from the MANABLOC, or just branching off your cold line before it reaches the MANABLOC. This second method is more common and would require you to cap off one of the three supply ports (using part 53601). Keep in mind that supply adapters are only available in 3/4" and 1" sizes.
Q: I am considering replacing the copper system in my cabin to a manifold and pex. I typically close the cabin in the winter and would like to know the best way to plan for purging the system.
Asked by PEXStudent 14 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffViega's MANABLOC provides a convenient way to run PEX plumbing lines in a 'home-run' style (i.e. a separate line running all the way from a single manifold to each fixture). This is a PEX Press MANABLOC, and you'll need a PEX Press tool in order to make fitting connections at the distribution ports. You can use compressed air to blow out the lines before any periods of non-use.
Q: i have pex installed in house now and want to switch over from the branch system to homerun style system. do i need to purchase pex adapters to connect the pex pipe to this manifold. i see the 3/4" main supply adapters in the picture but wasn't sure if it comes with 36 of the 1/2" adapters to terminate the pex to the manifold.
Asked by rob 14 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffAll MANABLOC manifolds come with either 1/2" or 3/8" adapters for each distribution port. The "packages" that we put together also include two supply port fittings and a supply port end cap.
Q: I am in the middle of a home renovation and I am considering having the plumbing changeed over from copprer to pex. I have a row home and have to supply water to a bathroom, (water supply to shower, bath tub, toilet, and sink) a kitchen (water supply to sink, dishwasher,refrigerator) also a laudry room. Could you please explain the benifits of pex vs copper? And suggest the type of manifold and pex tubbing, and any other supplies i would need. Thank you.
Asked by 14 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffPEX is generally easier to install than copper. PEX is flexible, making it easier to run between walls and demanding fewer fittings. Any fittings that are required will not need to be soldered. The price of PEX is generally less than that of copper, and it does not fluctuate as much. PEX is chemically inert and corrosion resistant. For potable water plumbing, you need to use PEX that does not have any oxygen barrier. There are many options when it comes to PEX fittings and manifolds. You can use crimp, clamp, expansion, PEX Press, PEX Compression, and push-fit fittings, most of which require a unique tool. You can use individual manifolds throughout the building that branch off a main line, or you can use a "home-run" style manifold (such as the MANABLOC from Viega) where an individual line runs all the way to each fixture. The most common setup is to have a 3/4" main line, with 1/2" lines to fixtures.