1" PEX Tubing Non-Barrier

Everhot 1" non-barrier PEX tubing is PEX-b tubing, manufactured to ASTM standards F876/F877/F2023, certified for potable water applications, meets latest NSF61-G and NSF/ANSI 372 "lead-free" requirements and pressure rated at:
79psi @ 200F, 100psi @ 180F, 160psi @ 73F

Compatible with Crimp, Clamp, Press and SharkBite connection systems.
Available in red and blue colors for easy distinction between hot and cold water lines.

25 year warranty by the manufacturer.

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1" x 100ft PEX Plumbing Tubing, Non-Barrier (red)

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NPR1001
x1
$76.95 / each
x3
$212.85 / skid
($70.95 / each)
1" x 100ft PEX Plumbing Tubing, Non-Barrier (blue)

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Everhot
NPB1001

 
x1
$76.95 / each
x3
$212.85 / skid
($70.95 / each)
1" x 300ft PEX Plumbing Tubing, Non-Barrier (red)

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Everhot
NPR1030
x1
$165.95 / each
x3
$488.85 / skid
($162.95 / each)
1" x 300ft PEX Plumbing Tubing, Non-Barrier (blue)

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Everhot
NPB1030
x1
$165.95 / each
x3
$488.85 / skid
($162.95 / each)
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Frequently asked questions about this product:

Q: Can i use the non-barrier PEX for my outdoor wood furnace?
A: Typically, 1" oxygen barrier PEX is used for outdoor wood furnace installation. However, if your heating system is non-pressurized and/or the parts in your system are all non-cast iron (stainless steel heat exchanger, bronze/st. steel circulator pump), you can use non-barrier PEX.

Q: Can i bury this PEX pipe?
A: Like with all other types and brands of tubing, whether used for plumbing or heating, Everhot PEX can be buried in a trench if it's prepared properly and tubing is insulated. Whichever is the case, PEX tubing must be buried below the ground freezing level.

Q: Can i splice PEX tubing in a trench?
A: Although not recommended, you can still splice the tubing as long as the connection is accessible. See installation manual for splicing instructions.

Q: I have a small coil of Everhot's 1" PEX plumbing tubing leftover from a previous plumbing project. How do i know exactly how many feet are left without measuring the pipe.
A: PEX tubing is marked every 5ft with specs, ratings and length. If you locate the numbers at both ends of the pipe and subtract the lower one from the higher one, you will have an approximate length of tubing. To measure the exact length, PEX tubing has to be uncoiled and measured manually.

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