Speedfit Barrier Pipe Length - 22mm x 3m
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This guide is for anyone using Speedfit Barrier Pipe Length (22mm x 3m) in their plumbing or heating systems. The primary benefit is its flexibility and ease of use, leading to quicker installations and fewer fittings. A key consideration is the need for JG Speedfit pipe inserts for proper functionality.
All features
| Model Part Number | 22BPEX-20X3L |
|---|---|
| Brand | Speedfit |
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FAQs
What is the purpose of the blue layer in the pipe?
The blue layer acts as an oxygen barrier, preventing air from entering the system and reducing corrosion in metal components.
Do I need any special tools to cut this pipe?
No, you can use a standard pipe cutter or any suitable cutting tool.
What fittings are compatible with this pipe?
This pipe is compatible with Speedfit push-fit fittings.
Can I use this pipe for potable water?
Yes, it is lead-free and non-toxic, making it suitable for potable water systems, however it is primarily designed for heating systems.
What are the advantages of using PEX pipe?
PEX pipe is flexible, durable, and resistant to corrosion. It is also safer to handle when carrying hot water due to its low thermal conductivity.
Is this pipe suitable for outdoor use?
While the pipe is durable, prolonged exposure to direct sunlight should be avoided as it can degrade the material over time.
What British Standards does this pipe meet?
It is manufactured and kite marked to British Standard BS 7291: Part 3: Class S, and WRAS approved.
Troubleshooting
Leakage at fittings.
Ensure the pipe is fully inserted into the fitting and the fitting is properly engaged. Check for any damage to the pipe or fitting.
Difficulty in connecting the pipe to the fitting.
Make sure the pipe end is cut squarely and free of burrs. Use a pipe insert to provide support and ensure a secure connection.
Pipe feels hot to the touch.
This is normal when carrying hot water. However, if the pipe feels excessively hot, check the system temperature and insulation.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Reduces the need for fittings, saving time and money.
- Easy to handle and maneuver, especially in confined areas.
- The oxygen barrier protects against corrosion.
- Safe to handle when carrying hot water.
- Complies with British Standards for quality assurance.
- Lightweight and flexible for straightforward installation.
Cons
- Requires the use of JG Speedfit pipe inserts.
- Rigid, which might be a disadvantage in situations needing more flexibility.
- PEX pipe may be more susceptible to damage from UV exposure if exposed to direct sunlight.
- Cost may be higher compared to some other pipe materials.
- May require additional support in long, unsupported runs.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Preparation: Ensure you have the necessary JG Speedfit pipe inserts.
- Cutting: Use a pipe cutter or suitable tool to cut the pipe cleanly and squarely.
- Insertion: Insert the pipe into the Speedfit fitting, ensuring a secure connection.
- Compatibility: This pipe is compatible with Speedfit push-fit fittings and suitable for use with central heating systems.
- Care: Avoid kinking or bending the pipe sharply. Protect it from direct sunlight when stored or exposed during installation. Regular inspections of the system are recommended, looking for any leaks or signs of damage.