RadiantPEX - 2" Diameter - PEX Tubing Sticks - 20' Length - w/ Oxygen Barrier - Qty: 5 - Orange

RadiantPEX tubing from Watts Radiant is an excellent piping choice for both new and existing hydronic systems. RadiantPEX is incredibly lightweight, making storage and transport a simple task. The low weight also contributes to an incredibly simple installation, further aided by a protective coating to prevent damage on the jobsite. RadiantPEX is manufactured in a Silane Cross-linking process, a superior manufacturing method for PEX tubing that gives the tube both higher burst strength and superior anti-oxidant protection. Combined with an included oxygen barrier, RadiantPEX is an excellent radiant tubing solution that will give you a long, efficient service life with minimal required maintenance.

Product Features

Silane Cross-Linking Construction
RadiantPEX+ is manufactured using a superior manufacturing technology called Silane Cross-Linking. This manufacturing process gives the PEX tubing much higher burst strength and provides superior anti-oxidant protection.

Easy to Install
RadiantPEX+ tubing is highly flexible, allowing your contractor to bend the tubing as he sees fit to install it. This results in reduced installation times, which passes along reduced installation costs directly to you.

EVOH Oxygen Barrier
The EVOH oxygen barrier used with Watts Radiant RadiantPEX tubing is virtually impervious to oxygen. This resilient, effective barrier will give you a long, maintenance free service life.

Highly Corrosion Resistant
RadiantPEX tubing has unparalleled corrosion resistance, improving durability and further minimizing needed maintenance on the tubing throughout service life.

Multiple Fitting Options
Watts Radiant offers three distinct options for connecting RadiantPEX+ tubing to a hydronic system: cinch clamps, crimp rings, and compression fittings. Each has its own distinct advantages. Cinch clamps allows for easier connections in tight, hard to reach areas, crimp rings form the most permanent, long lasting seal, and compression fittings require nothing more than a simple crescent wrench to install.