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Ted_9
Ted_9 Member Posts: 1,718
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I am asking my co-professionals if they have ever used these products and how they felt about them.


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  • GMcD
    GMcD Member Posts: 477
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    HeatLink radiant stuff

    Just commissioning a 65,000 SF radiant slab system on one of my jobs, all HeatLink 3/4" pipe and manifolds. Our contractor wasn't using any monosyllabic anglo saxon words associated with copulation while the install went in, so it must be OK!

    There is another local project that will be using about 250,000 feet of HeatLink PEX as well. They are a fairly big player out here in the west, based out of Calgary. Their PEX has a UV coating exterior so it can be left in the sun for a little bit without degradation.
  • Mark Eatherton1
    Mark Eatherton1 Member Posts: 2,542
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    Is that the one with the manoblock segmented manifold made

    out of plastic that leak if you look at them?

    O ring city if its the same one I'm thinking of.

    Works fine until you touch it then LEAKS everywhere, and doesn't just stop.

    If not, NEVER MIND:-)

    ME
  • GMcD
    GMcD Member Posts: 477
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    No leaks yet

    In any of the large systems I'm aware of out here. We are running system pressures of between 25 and 40 psig, no troubles.
  • Mark Eatherton1
    Mark Eatherton1 Member Posts: 2,542
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    It's not a problem...

    until you have to touch it for whatever reason, typically a re-purging incident where you have to access and exersize the branch isolation valves, then it looks like a Chinese Fire Sprinkler...

    O rings may end up being the bane of this industry. We pretty darned dependent upon them,and many of them are in places that are not going to be easy to access in the future.

    ME
  • GMcD
    GMcD Member Posts: 477
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    Point noted.

    I will certainly keep this in mind for the warrantee inspection a year from now as well as mention it to the HeatLink rep we deal with. He likes to keep in touch since I tend to design large scale radiant slab projects with kilometers of tube involved.
  • Matt_21
    Matt_21 Member Posts: 140
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    i have to agree with

    mark e. any time you have to make an adjustment to the header, it leaks like a sieve. make sure you keep the o rings greased and any time you take anything apart, regrease everything. i like their tubing though. it seems a little more flexible than others. also, i like the thermostats. they send a pulse signal to the zone valve which cycles the valve to prevent temp overshoot in the room.
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