User Guide
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- Codes, Standards, and Certifications
- PureFlow Press Fittings
- PureFlow Crimp Fittings
- PureFlow Tools
- Product Instructions
- Tubing Overview
- Design Considerations
- ManaBloc Systems
- Installing PureFlow Systems
- Storage Recommendations
- Handling Viega PureFlow PEX Tubing
- Removing PureFlow Connections
- Repairs
- Freezing
- Water Heaters
- Heaters, Flues, Vents, and Recessed Lights
- Fastening the PureFlow System
- Supporting PureFlow PEX Tubing
- Installation Considerations
- Noise and Water Hammer
- Shower Valves
- Electrical Grounding
- Expanding Foams
- Fire Stop Compounds
- Tubing Expansion
- Calculating Expansion Loops and Offsets
- Domestic Hot Water Circulating Systems
- Installing Viega PureFlow Fittings
- PureFlow PEX Tubing Installed in Slab
- Installing PEX Under a Slab
- Installing PEX Below Grade as Service Line
- Pressure Testing PureFlow Systems
- System Disinfection
- Limited Warranty
Installing PureFlow Systems
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PG-PF 724998 0320 PureFlow System
Installation Details
PEX tubing and/or
fittings installed between
trays (exposed) shall be
wrapped with a minimum
thickness of ½" E84 rated
insulation. Refer to Viega
PureFlow listing on
www.qai.org
Hanger to end of tray
Pipe Labels
When pipe labels are required, it is
acceptable to place exible, pressure-
sensitive stickers directly on Viega
PureFlow tubing and/or on jacketed
insulation that is installed over the tubing.
If label adhesion is an issue, zip ties can
be used to assure long-term placement.
Refer to local code for required pipe
labeling and placement.
Fitting to tray / between trays
Overlap detail with straps
Plenum installation
Tray strapping detail
Noise and Water Hammer
As with all plumbing materials under some
operating conditions, a water hammer
can occur in PEX plumbing systems.
The inherent exibility of Viega PureFlow
PEX drastically reduces the magnitude of
pressure surges compared with metallic
plumbing materials. Damage to plumbing
components in a PEX system due to these
pressure surges is highly unlikely, although
noise can sometimes result. Fortunately,
there are solutions to minimize or eliminate
water hammer noise.










