EP heating manifold single sections with isolation valves
EP heating manifold single sections with isolation valve are a single loop add-on used on the return side for EP heating manifold assemblies (A2670201 through A2670801)
EP heating manifold single sections with isolation valve are a single loop add-on used on the return side for EP heating manifold assemblies (A2670201 through A2670801)
Uponor Fixing Wire is used to attach Uponor PEX tubing to wire mesh or rebar with the aid of the Fixing Wire Twister or the Ratchet-style Fixing Wire Twister.
Uponor Manifold Wall Cabinets, Recessed Mount, are designed to be fitted into a 2x4 or 2x6 wall or opening. The cabinets accommodate Uponor Stainless-Steel Manifolds, Uponor Engineered Polymer (EP) Manifolds, or Uponor Commercial Stainless-Steel Manifolds for use in radiant heating and/or cooling, snow and ice melting, turf conditioning, and permafrost prevention (cold storage) applications.
Uponor Manifold Wall Cabinets, Surface Mount, are designed to be mounted directly on various surfaces, including concrete block and stud walls. They feature a separable back plate for easy installation and mounting. The cabinets accommodate Uponor Stainless-Steel Manifolds, Uponor Engineered Polymer (EP) Manifolds, or Uponor Commercial Stainless-Steel Manifolds for use in radiant heating and/or cooling, snow and ice melting, turf conditioning, and permafrost prevention (cold storage) applications.
Metal bend supports (zinc-plated) provide a rigid, 90-degree bend for 3/8", 1/2", 5/8" and 3/4" Uponor PEX tubing.
Metal drop ear bend supports (zinc-plated) provide a rigid, 90-degree bend and connection-free stub out from a stud wall or floor for 3/8" or 1/2" Uponor PEX tubing.
Metal straight-through supports (zinc-plated) provide rigid straight-through support for 1/2" Uponor PEX tubing as it exits a floor.
PEX clips provide excellent holding power. The 3/8" and 1/2" can attach together laterally for tight installations. PEX clips attach under the wood subfloor for joist-heating applications. The clips prevent the tubing from coming in direct contact with the subfloor, eliminating the possibility of creating uncomfortable hot spots on the floor above. Drywall screws are commonly used to secure the clips to the wood subfloor.Note: Select a screw length that does not penetrate entirely through the wood subfloor once installed.