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Our white Ultra Flex Flexible PVC Pipe is commonly used for pools, spas, and other water features where the utilization of rigid pipe is either not practical or not desirable. Commonly referred to as PVC pool or spa hose, flexible PVC tubing and flexible PVC, our white Ultra Flex flexible PVC hose is strong and long lasting, as well as extremely flexible. Designed with a tighter, rigid spiral within a more flexible wall, we are able to provide a pipe that is an installers dream. This is not a thin wall pipe. Stronger and even more flexible, this thicker wall design is now the only choice for professional contractors and homeowners alike. The increased flexibility of our Ultra Flex will save installation time and headaches. Quite simply, you will not find a more flexible PVC pipe in the market anywhere.
Actual inside diameter (in.) | .824 |
|---|---|
Actual outside diameter (in.) | 1.05 |
Nominal Inside Pipe Diameter (In.) | 3/4" |
Product Length (ft.) | 100 ft |
Application | Non-Potable Water |
|---|---|
Color Family | White |
Connectivity | Press |
Core Type | Solid Core |
DWV | Pressure |
End Type | Plain End |
Maximum Flow Rate (gallons per minute) | 14 |
Maximum working pressure (psi) | 65 |
Maximum Working Temperature (F) | 167 |
Minimum working temperature (F) | -10 |
Pack Size | 1 |
Pipe Features | Chemical Resistant, Corrosion Resistant, Flexible |
Pipe or Fitting Product Type | Pipe & Tubing |
PVC Type | Flex PVC |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Schedule Type | Schedule 40 |
Certifications and Listings | No Certifications or Listings |
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Manufacturer Warranty | TD Holdings LLC warrants all of our products to be free from defects due to workmanship and materials contained therein |
This flexible PVC pipe is designed for non-potable water applications like pools, spas, and water features. It's not designed for use with HVAC drain pans. For HVAC drain lines, you'll typically need PVC piping that is rated for condensate drainage.
This flexible PVC pipe is designed for non-potable water applications like pools, spas, and water features. It's not designed for use with HVAC drain pans. HVAC systems produce condensate that may contain contaminants, and using this pipe could lead to issues. It's best to use a pipe specifically designed for condensate drainage in HVAC systems.
This flexible PVC pipe is designed for non-potable water applications like pools, spas, and water features. It's not designed for use with HVAC drain pans. For HVAC drain lines, you should use PVC piping specifically rated for condensate drainage. These are typically white PVC pipes.
This pipe is designed for non-potable water applications like pools, spas, and water features. It's not rated for the condensate produced by an HVAC system, which may contain contaminants and require specific drainage materials. Therefore, using this pipe with your HVAC drain pan is not recommended.
This flexible PVC pipe is designed for non-potable water applications like pools, spas, and water features. It's not designed for use with HVAC drain pans. For HVAC drain lines, you should use PVC piping specifically rated for condensate drainage. These pipes are designed to handle the acidic nature of HVAC condensate and prevent corrosion.
This flexible PVC pipe is designed for non-potable water applications like pools, spas, and water features. It's not designed for use with HVAC drain pans. For HVAC drain lines, you'll typically need PVC piping that is rated for condensate drainage.
This flexible PVC pipe is designed for non-potable water applications like pools, spas, and water features. It's not designed for use with HVAC drain pans. For HVAC drain pan applications, it's best to use piping specifically designed for condensate drainage, which is typically made of PVC or CPVC. These materials are designed to handle the acidic nature of HVAC condensate.
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