- For hot and cold water distribution
- For pressure systems where temperatures will not exceed 180°F
- Withstands high pressures without rusting or corroding
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- Conforms to standards: ASTM D 1784, ASTM D 2846, NSF 14 and 61
- Cream colored pipe and fittings used for hot and cold water distribution
- Maximum working temperature of 180F
- Copper tube size intended for pressure use
- Can withstand high pressure for long periods, does not rust or corrodesolvent cement
- Require no special tools for cutting and to be installed with solvent cement
- California residents
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Is this description accurate? Maximum Flow Rate (gallons per minute): 1
Asked by Gavin March 23, 2021sorry, this was an error on our part. the maximum flow rate for 1" CPVC pipe is approximately 15 gallons per minute. The Home Depot portal has been updated but may take a few days for it to cycle over to the website. thank you for bring this to our attention.
What size PVC fitting would I get for this pipe?
Asked by MamaTrying March 15, 2021Hi Mama! This is a CTS CPVC piece of pipe and would require a similar fitting. You can look online using CPVC in the search bar or go through the departments portion of the website using Plumbing/Fittings and CPVC. if you have further issues you can call your local store for help.
Can this be used for fire sprinkler lines in attic?
Asked by Kris February 28, 2021If current lines are 3/4" CPVC, then it should work.
Says 2ft. Is this literally a 2ft long pipe? I need 80ft... and I do not want to connect 40 pie...
Asked by pipedream June 22, 2020Home Depot offers multiple options when it comes to pipe. This particular piece is a 2ft length and is typically used in a repair situation. Your local store typically stocks ten foot lengths.
what lengths do you have?
Asked by ken June 7, 2020CPVC 3/4 inch pipe can also be bought in 10 ft. lengths at your local store.
Can this pipe be buried in ground with a concrete slab on top?
Asked by DB June 13, 2019Yes, but I would be using sunlight resistant grey plastic conduit or white pvc myself.
can this be used for PRV on water heater
Asked by nelson May 16, 2019Yes. Home Depot instructions for installing a TPRV on a water heater say to use CPVC: https://www.homedepot.com/c/ah/pressure-relief-valve-installation/9ba683603be9fa5395fab909404dfcb
What adhesives do you use with this pipe?
Asked by Krohsis May 4, 2019For additional information please contact our Technical Services Department at 800-438-6091.
can you use this outside
Asked by lehman April 8, 2019Not advisable. Check with local building inspector, but galvanized steel or PEX is likely a better choice: http://facilitymanagement.com/piping-material-plumbing/ "Galvanized pipes are typically used in the following applications: Water supply lines Outdoor applications Underground applications" https://apolloflow.org/faqs "Can I use PEX pipe outside? Yes. However, it MUST be protected from direct and indirect sunlight. PEX pipe will start to become brittle and crack with continued exposure to sunlight."
What size and type of piping do i use for a water heater blowoff valve
Asked by Jeremy June 3, 2018The discharge line from the T&P relief valve is generally the same size as the valve outlet. The water heater manufacturer's recommendations should be followed regarding T&P relief valve size, assembly and installation.
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