How To Use Pex B Pipe
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- Опубликовано: 2 сен 2022
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In this video, Shannon shows you how to use Pex B plumbing pipe and fittings.
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Chapters:
00:16 Pex B Intro
00:55 How to cut Pex B tool
01:20 Pex B Fittings
02:04 Pex B Crimp Ring
03:03 Pex B Cinch Clamp
03:38 How to crimp Pex B Ring
04:26 How to cinch pinch Pex B clamp ring
05:10 Closeup two types of clamp rings complete
05:47 Pipe clamps
06:10 Pex B plastic bend support
06:37 Kinked Pex B pipe
07:06 Push-fit fittings and Pex B how to
07:59 Pex B Disadvantages
08:19 Pex B fitting flow restriction
08:45 Pex A versus Pex B flow comparison
09:33 Why use 3/4 inch Pex B pipe
10:24 Pex B not my first choice
10:35 This is my personal experience
11:20 Pex B wrapup closing
Video edited by / @rugcarpet6664
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Awesome thank you!
I'm going to keep this for reference. I know very little about plumbing.
The restrictions caused by the fittings in the PEX B piping are not really something that affects the end use. Look at the ports of the inlets on the shower valves, lavatory valves, etc. They are most reduced down to 3/8" at the point of use, so the restriction you mention would. It cause a change to the end user experience. It may be of importance to keeping the flow at a specific fps but that's really it.
Thanks for taking the time to make these informative videos Shannon!
Tell the people how much water pressure we lose when plumbers use PEX. Up to 47 percent. Stay away from this or you will be sorry. Roy
@@roywatson3745 Then just go to 3/4 if you're worried about that. Most of the time, you can blame water flow on restrictors in the faucet fixtures.
@@Rynker Ryan the shower head and tub faucet were loose and water from was running down the wall into the wall at tub faucet. You wouldn't like it either. My house is plumbed with 1/2 inch copper pipe. It is stupid to go to 3/4 PEX for one shower.
Thanks Shannon. I love your videos.
Thanks for the continued lessons.
Great info and delivery! 👍🏼
Thank you Sir ! You are teaching me so much. I love your channel.
Thanks so much for this! I'm new to home ownership and your videos are really informative.
Thank you for this great information video!
Love your videos, thank you, sir!
Prefab what you can, and clamp in place what you absolutely must. I do use PEX B often, and I prefer the clamp pinched rings vs the crimp rings.
Thanks good info
Thank you.
Sioux Chief PEX B and Zurn pipe PEX B is compatible is expandable fittings. We use it all the time at work and do not have to oversize since it does not restrict flow with expandable fittings.
I mentioned Zurn in the video but have never heard of Sioux Chief. Thanks for the info.
@@HouseImprovements It has been confusing people including myself since I was always taught that PEX B was not expandable. Love your videos though, keep up the good work.
If you increase the size to 3/4” you still have to reduce to 1/2” before you reach your fixture. How close to the fixture do you have to get before reducing to 1/2” ? A couple of feet? 3 feet?
Great video! I'm trying to install a water softener in my house that has all copper pipes. Was gonna use PEX to branch off of main water line. You think PEX would be fine to use since my whole houses water will be coming from the PEX?
yes...just make sure you use the correct bend fittings and crimping tools. You got this. Just be patient, it actually will be fun. Especially if you're adverse to soldering copper fittings
You can do it!
Love the channel. I'm going with Pex-B for my renovation and need your opinion on those ring clamps. When the tool clicks and the ring is installed 1/8th from the end, it will not leak, right? And what about mice? How likely is it they will eat this stuff? Should I coat the pipe with something that will make them disgusted by the pipe smell that would last 30 years?
Once the tool is clicking it should be tight. I have heard of mice chewing pex but have never seen it myself. If you put something on it you dont want it to react with the pex and if it smells you are likely to be smelling it as well in the house so I would not do that . Control the mice ,not the pex.
@@HouseImprovements Thanks for the advice. 🙂
Can you crimp on Pex A pipe or do you have to use Pex B?
Just wanted to check everyone is ok after the terrible events today
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I would do PE-RT vs PEX next … no one has that video.
What brand is that pex pipe?
I dont know anymore what brand that was.
Thanks for your videos. I have a question Mr Shaman do you have any vide about Gas propane piping installation . Thanks again 👋👋
I don't
Use 1 inch Pex-B pipe for the cold side and 3/4 inch on the hot side.
@@GroberWeisenstein think!!!!
@@GroberWeisenstein Pex water lines!!
@@robertrocca6595 thanks for the distinction. Cause I typically heard plumbers referring to outside walls as cold side and interior as hot side. And we both know by code you can't run any lines hot or cold on the " cold side"
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You shut up. How’s that? It’s not your channel. If you want to give your thoughts, go do your ow. Channel. Clown
The crimp rings are copper.
A & B are exactly the same size tube … SDR9
No ,inside diameters are slightly different I believe but the fittings are actually way different
I’m confused. Is he saying Pex A, or pex eh?
Go troll elsewhere clown
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@@HouseImprovements sorry, it was a Canada joke eh?
Forget pex altogether. Use steel galvanized pipe. 😆
Let’s all forget you
I know you are joking 😂
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