Underground Insulated PEX For Your Outdoor Furnace | Expert Advice on Lowest Heat Loss (Best Value)
In this video regarding underground insulated PEX tubing used in heating (often with an outdoor wood burning boiler), I will show you why Insulated PEX pipe is needed for all outdoor boiler systems.
Achieving good PEX insulation of your underground insulated water lines is important so you don’t waste precious energy, so this is a topic worthy of spending a few minutes researching and learning the facts.
Your outdoor wood furnace can waste your wood fuel if your boiler pipe insulation is not well-designed. I will explain the best way to insulate your PEX pipe underground.
In this video, I explain the TOP 4 Factors required to make the World’s Best Insulated PEX products:
1. What NOT to do
2. How to get the Lowest Heat Loss
3. How to SAVE the most money by getting the best product at WHOLESALE PRICES
4. How to Avoid Problems in the future
I also share critical operational tips and answer important questions:
1. How Deep should I bury the Insulated PEX?
2. Why are END CAPS so important?
3. Why you must NEVER SPLICE underground
4. How to measure the distance needed - Important factors to consider
5. How to keep your underground pipe FOREVER WATERPROOF
6. How to get FREE DESIGN SERVICES as an Insulated PEX customer
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I am a plumber in Ohio and install quite a bit of this pipe the stuff we buy is black but it does not have any holes in it you can either get perforated or solid in the color black
Looks like you have had to design your own solutions once again proving the old saying about wanting something done right. I'm working on my own solution for lowering my heating and cooling bills that is very similar in theory/practice/design and problems. I'm considering a chiller loop for indoor grow rooms to utilize an abundant, renewable natural resource we have here in Maine, cold weather. I'm not looking to run any buried lines and may only use an unconditioned portion of the building, as I don't need a tremendous Delta T to achieve my goal. With the right design it may even be possible to use the system to simply transfer the heat to the living space, but transferring the air directly isn't an option due to the high levels of humidity. As much as I'd like to use the heat, I think the greater Delta T will make the system cheaper to build. I did put out some feelers for used Slant fin hydronic baseboard heating elements, but those are typically in pretty tough shape when they are replaced
Useful video, even if I'm in Europe and can't go for the sales pitch. :) Thank you for the information! One video production suggestion though -- if it's feasible for you, I recommend getting more sound baffling into the space where you're recording, to reduce that echoey quality of your voice on the video.
@OutdoorBoiler
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Hi there! Thank you so much for you feedback. Great suggestion and we appreciate it. Don't worry we will definitely inform our team about this so we could improve on our next video.
Does that white casing have a seem
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I have a heated shop that I want to add a three piece bathroom. The shop is 150’ away from the main house. Can I use your insulated PEX to supply hot and cold water from the main house to the shop?
@OutdoorBoiler
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Hi there! Yes. Some of our customers are using this for their water lines. But we recommend this to be buried underground to avoid freezing.
I used this product but can’t remember if that white tube has a seam. Does anyone know.
@OutdoorBoiler
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Hi James! The outer casing has no seam, it has a smooth ends. But, of course you need to add end caps to totally protect the insulated from water to go inside.