HEPWORTH pipe for wall heating, 10 mm

Product detailed description

Polybutylene pipe PN3, 70°C for wall heating. 

Packaging = 100 m

Size 10 mm - suitable only for wall heating.

 the minimum order is 100 metres, with subsequent increments of 100 metres.

Dismantlable couplings, straight design. Used for joining polybutylene pipe and copper pipe. Can be used for radiator heating, drinking water, and underfloor heating. The internal jaws grip the pipe and prevent it from being pulled out. To disassemble, simply unlock the coupling with a special tool and remove the pipe. 

 

			The most important facts about the HEPWORTH system that you should know for DIY installation.
			Fully dismantlable system.
			This means you can assemble the system, later disassemble it, and reassemble it again. This is useful if you are not completely sure about the heating installation.
			Installation without any tools.
			One of the biggest advantages of the system is tool-free installation. This means the pipe is simply pushed into the fitting and the internal jaw system secures it in place. To disassemble, simply unscrew the fitting, slide the jaws off the pipe, then reassemble and screw the fitting back together, and it is ready for use again.
			Universal use for all types of heating.
			All fittings, T-pieces, elbows and pipes are made of polybutylene, which means you can use it for installing radiator heating, underfloor heating, or domestic hot water (DHW) distribution. All diameters are backward compatible.
			Pipe made of polybutylene.
			Polybutylene - the oldest and so far best-proven material for heating and water distribution.
			Pipes with an oxygen barrier
			All pipes are made with an EVOH oxygen barrier, which prevents oxygen molecules from penetrating into the heating system itself. Over the years, oxygen causes boiler corrosion and degradation of the heating system. The oxygen barrier prevents this problem.
			Polybutylene is one of the most hygienic materials
			In terms of hygiene, polybutylene achieves the best results.

FAQ

• What is the difference between pipe for underfloor and wall heating? It is generally the same type of material in a different diameter - thinner pipe (e.g. 10 mm) is used for wall heating/cooling, where less installation space is available, while thicker pipe (e.g. 16 mm) is the standard for regular underfloor heating with wider clip spacing.
• What is the service life and warranty of this type of pipe? Multilayer pipes of this type are manufactured with a declared long-term service life in the order of decades, provided the operating parameters (pressure, temperature) specified by the manufacturer are observed - you can find the exact warranty conditions in the manufacturer's accompanying documentation.
• Can I also use this pipe for drinking water distribution? This depends on the specific certificate of the given pipe type (hygiene certificate for contact with drinking water) - please verify this information in the technical parameters or ask our customer service before using it for drinking water distribution.
• How is the pipe laid into the system board? The pipe is pressed into the studs (mushroom-shaped pins) of the corresponding-diameter system insulation board, which firmly hold it in place at the required spacing until the screed is poured.
• Must the installation be performed by a professional? Laying the pipe itself into the prepared board/system can be handled even by a skilled DIYer; however, we recommend having the connection to the manifold, the pressure test, and the commissioning of the circuit checked by a professional before pouring the screed.