Questions and Answers for Apollo 1/2 in. x 10 ft. Blue PEX-B Pipe

A:  Water starts to freeze at 32 degrees F. If the pipe is outside it should be below the freeze line and pipe indoors, you should take caution when temperatures drop below freezing.

A:  yes. Push to connect fittings can be used on pex pipe and can also be used to connect copper to pex if needed.

A:  Yes, works with sharkbite fittings

A:  Yes, you can.

A:  Yes. Should you have any additional questions, please reach out to us directly at 1.888.229.2874 and we will be glad to assist you further.

A:  No Expansion is Type A. B, if bent and crimped, cannot return back to normal. This is for crimp

A:  No, there is an expansion PEX-a pipe available. It can be found by entering 1004529551 into the search bar on homedepot.com. Should you have any additional questions, please reach out to us directly at 1.888.229.2874 and we will be glad to assist you further. Good luck with your project!

A:  Yes, just get the right size and slip it on

A:  Yes, Apollo PEX pipe can be used with "regular brass sharkbites".

A:  Apollo PEX pipe is only approved for potable water systems.

A:  Yes, PEX pipe may be buried and covered with cement/concrete mix. Even though fittings can technically be buried too, we recommend using a plastic fitting if necessary and wrapping it with a silicone based wrap. Brass fittings have a higher chance of breaking down over time when buried in concrete.

A:  Yes, however it is not recommended that PEX pipe be exposed to sunlight as it will disintegrate over time when exposed to UV rays. We offer a "spigot" or sillcock valve and it can be found online by searching for the part number APXSCV1234. Should you have any additional questions, please call us at 1.888.229.2874. Good luck with your project!