Uponor Wirsbo F2040500 AquaPEX Red Tubing 100 Ft Coil (PEXa) Plumbing, 1/2"

Complete gut and rebuild of my 40' diesel pusher motorhome.This replaces my old CPVC plumbing in my RV. Improvements include having the ability to isolate each area with the valves on the manifolds. Due to vibration in a vehicle I chose PEX-A to assure I wouldn't develop and leaks. Each item on my list was carefully chosen to assure quality and durability.This is my plumbing rebuild project parts list:1 rl - Uponor 1/2" Uponor AquaPEX Blue, 100-ft. Coil (F3040500)1 rl - Uponor Wirsbo F2040500 AquaPEX Red Tubing 100 Ft Coil (PEXa) Plumbing, 1/2"1 pk - Snap in Clips for 1/2 inch PEX Tubing, 130 Pieces1 pk - 100 PIECES XFITTING 1/2" PROPEX F1960 EXPANSION RINGS (SLEEVES) FOR UPONOR (WIRSBO) SIOUX CHIEF1 pk - 10 PIECES XFITTING 1/2" PROPEX EXPANSION COUPLING F1960, PEX A, LEAD FREE BRASS, FOR UPONOR (WIRSBO) SIOUX CHIEF1 pk - 10 PIECES XFITTING 1/2" X 1/2" X 1/2" PROPEX EXPANSION F1960 TEE, PEX A, FOR UPONOR (WIRSBO) SIOUX CHIEF1 pk - 10 PIECES XFITTING 1/2" X 1/2" PROPEX EXPANSION F1960 ELBOW, PEX A, FOR UPONOR (WIRSBO) SIOUX CHIEF2 ea - 8-branch Copper Manifold w/ 1/2" PEX-A (F1960) Valves, 3/4" Male Sweat x Closed, Right-hand, LF1 ea - SEAFLO 55-Series Water Pump and Accumulator Tank System - 12V DC, 5.5 GPM, 60 PSI, 2 Gallon Tank1 ea - Home Master TMHP-L Hydroperfection Loaded Undersink Reverse Osmosis Water Filter SystemTool:Milwaukee M12 Cordless Propex Expansion Tool kit W/ Battery, Charger, and 3 Heads

We had some plumbing done at our house a couple of years ago, and the plumber used Uponor PEX. I am an engineer and I was giddy at the design. I have done remodeling with PEX B, and while it was really easy to install, and obviously works well, when I saw Uponor PEX A, I fell in love. Not like in love, as with my wife, but in love like how a side rest of my Barcalounger fits my arm. Yes, I know it costs more money and it requires a specialized tool to install, but these guys (and gals) have really thought it out. The entire system is fantastic. This tubing is virtually indestructible. The multiport connectors eliminate a lot of parts. When it came time to change some of the copper supply lines out because of pin holes, I knew exactly what I was going to install. Word of advise: if you are going to use a manual expander, make some cheater bars to give you more leverage, or plan on doing the work over a number of days. If you are going to do a lot, buy or rent a powered expander. I used to be a sweat copper supply line kind of guy, but not any more. water dripping back through the line is no longer a concern. Expand, seat and go!

I'll guarantee this is well worth the money and also ATS Scott about 1500 Pound pressure before it breaks

Works like it should!