How many feet of 3/4" pvc will this 100' cover?
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I know there is a calculation out there, based on the wrap tightness. I can't recall if at that size you go straight or wrap around the pipe, but here's the link to their spec sheets. http://www.emersonindustrial.com/en-us/egselectricalgroup/products/heating-cables/residential-heating-cables/residential-pipe-freeze-protection/freeze-free-heating-cable/Pages/default.aspx
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Danny, it has been about 6 months since we put this in so I can't recall all the instructions. However I do believe they available are on the internet. The length of pipe you can cover depends upon what the diameter is and what the pipe is made of. Also it will depend upon how cold you believe the lowest temperature that you might have to protect against might be.
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Ive got my stuff all put away in attic but your directions will have your answer. you will have to read them it depends on several different factors according to your own specific needs. the directions come with it. its very simple to use.
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Danny, Not sure but they have a table that show's how many turns per foot is to be used on sizes of pipe. in fact with this kind of cable you do not even have to wrap it, you can lay it horizontal to the pipe and it will work just fine, so hence a 100ft of cable will do 100ft of pipe.Jon M.
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If you foam insulate over it count on 95-100 ft. If you wrap it in a tighter whined then count on 65-80. All depends on the need, this stuff warms up very well and wrap depends on the need...a loose wrap at 20 below zero w/ (no wind) but with insulation is adequate.
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It depends on how you wrap it. It will do 100" if it is run straight without wrapping it around the pipe in a spiral. Then wrap in alumin foil and cover it with self sealinfg pipe tubing. I have a 40" RV and 50" waterline I wrapped all internal pipes and pipes inside trailer along with water hose with straight run, no wrapping of heat tape. Never had a broken pipe with heat tape. The good thing about this heattape is if the electrical connector burns out the heat tape doesn't have to be replaced. It only cost about $12-$15 to replace connector.
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I believe the typical PVC size for irrigation is 3/4". I have 3/4" PVC for my irrigation lines and have the typical 90 degree 3/4" to 1/2 fitting that the riser is screwed into.
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I use 2 50' hoses (connected together) on mine and don't have any issues. Perhaps your 100' hose has/had a kink, causing low pressure/overheat?
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Covered about 100 linear feet. It lasts as long as the rain holds off. When it rains you need to reapply.
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It will work fine. I have mine wrapped around 3/4" schedule 40 PVC that supplies water to my irrigation system
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If I understand your question correctly ....I'd say four feet.Although it comes with the pole, all you need is the waited stand to hold it. Not sure what your idea is for the PVC.
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I used 3/4" pvc pipe, very good, powerful pumping as long as installing according to instructions provided.no problem at all.
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100 should be sufficient for a 3 foot tree depending on the density strung at. They are a pleasing blue color, not purple.
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You'll need 2 1/4 by 50 feet for Nutit 8000. This kind can work if you rip off 35 feet.
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It covers like 12-14. Go about 3 ft wide and 4 long. Start your 4ft line about 6 inches behind back of the reflector
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Hi. Might be a little tough to get exactly half inch. You will have peaks and valleys. I would estimate maybe 1700 bd ft coverage to be safe. David
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It fits normal garden hoses, I've got 100 ft of hose on mine & it works well
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that's way to small of a filter for 100 feet squared. you need at least a 6'' filter. but really a 10''.
2141729
The simple answer is that it depends on the length. The longer the run, the larger wire should be used. If it is a few feet, there will likely be no discernible difference. It it is 100' probably the reading would be lower due to the voltage drop.
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I made a support system out of 3/4" pvc pipe. I used the snap on tee's that just clamp on tho the pipe and you drill a hole. The slip right on the rails and stay in place even when I tow it. The cover should be perfect on a 24'. You need to order for the size of the deck. Dont worry about how long it is over all, just the deck is what matters.
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Each piece of PVC is approximately 18-20 inches long. And the bonding cement works very well. We're in our second season of using the installed system with no problems at all. Make sure you get good coverage on each pipe before bonding.
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One container should be more than enough. It covers from 80-100 square feet.