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Page 1 - Heating PEX-AL-PEX

INSTALLATION MANUALHeating PEX and Heating PEX-AL-PEX

Page 2 - Contents

112. Determine Zone BoundariesBefore tubing is installed, visually inspect the area to determine the zoneboundaries.Thishelpsdeterminewherethe

Page 3

125. Securing Tubing• When installing a thin slab over a subfloor, standard staples are used.• Make sure the staple gun is set to 100 psi (6.9 bar

Page 4 - Expansion/Control Joints

13Insulation Requirements• A standard paper faced insulation can be used in the joist cavity.• Install the insulation tight against the subfloor to

Page 5 - Installation Steps

14Under Floor Applications• Minimizes the structural load requirements often associated with light weight concrete (thin slab) construction.• Requ

Page 6 - Location

154. Drill joists (if necessary)• Drill in accordance to structural requirements. To help keep the holes inline,itmaybehelpfultorstmarkthe

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165. Install Tubing• Pull one end of the tubing from the unwinder and feed through the rstjoist.• Create a large loop with the tube and feed the

Page 8 - 

172” (50.8 mm)Return ManifoldSupply ManifoldUnder Floor Layout ExampleHeating PEX or Heating PEX-AL-PEXHeat Transfer PlateFoil Faced InsulationInsulat

Page 9 - 12" max

18HEATING PEX and Heating PEX-AL-PEX HEATING, COOLING, and SNOW MELTING LIMITED WARRANTYFrom Watts1. Watts warrants its Heating PEX cross-linked poly

Page 10 - Thin Slab

815ChestnutSt.No. Andover, MA 01845ph: 855.699.2887fax: 978.794.1848radiant.watts.comIOM-Heating-PEX-and-HeatingPEX-AL-PEX1136

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3General Handling & Storage1. If Heating PEX or Heating PEX-AL-PEX connections must be made in temperatures lower than 30.0°F (1.1ºC), caution mu

Page 12 - MASTER SUITE

4 Standards and ListingsHeating PEX: –HeatingPEXismanufacturedtoASTMInternational(ASTMF876andF877)andtoSDR9dimensions.Thesestandard

Page 13 - 2” (50.8 mm) air gap

5Slab-on-grade Applications• A common application consisting of any material or mass that encapsulates the radiant tubing, such as concrete, sand, o

Page 14 - Ø 1-3/4"

612(304.8 mm)9(228.6 mm)6(152.4 mm)Tube Spacing• Residential slabs will use 6" (152.4 mm), 9" (228.6 mm), or 12" (304.8 mm) tube spac

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73. Determine Zone BoundariesBefore tubing is installed, visually inspect the area to determine the zone boundaries. This helps determine where the fi

Page 16 - Supply Manifold

86. Secure the Tubing• SecureallbendsandcornerstopreventHeatingPEXfromcurling, creating an unwanted high point in the circuit.• Leave 5&

Page 17 - SNOW MELTING LIMITED WARRANTY

9Slab Layout Examples

Page 18 - Materials and Tools Checklist

10Thin Slab over Frame Floor Applications• Most thin slab applications are installed during the initial construction of a building, due to the incre

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