SharkBite 3/4-in x 5-ft White PEX-B Pipe
Item #818184 |
Model #U870W5
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Made in USA
Strong, flexible, corrosion/freeze-resistant pipe designed for hot or cold plumbing applications
Approved for use with push-to-connect (ASSE 1061), plastic barb (ASTM F2159), and brass barb (ASTM F1807) fittings
Minimum working temperature 33 degrees F at 160 PSI
Maximum working temperature 200 degrees F
Maximum working pressure is 160 PSI at 33 degrees F – 70 degrees F (see spec sheet for more detail)
Approved for water service lines and burial applications including being buried under concrete
Highest-rated chlorine resistance, six-month UV resistance
General | |||
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Color/Finish Family | White | Package Quantity | 1 |
Manufacturer Color/Finish | White | Maximum Working Temperature (Fahrenheit) | 200 |
Type | Pipe | Common Use | Potable water |
Material | PEX | PEX Type | PEX-B |
Dimensions | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Pipe Diameter | 3/4-in | Pipe Length | 5-ft |
Features | |||
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Maximum Working Pressure (PSI) | 160 | Minimum Working Temperature (Fahrenheit) | 33 |
Certifications | |||
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CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) | No | Safety Listing | NSF safety listing |
Complies with Federal Lead Guidelines | Yes | ||
Warranty | |||
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Warranty | 25-year limited | ||
Compatibility | |||
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Code Approvals | NSF 14 and 61 | ||
Miscellaneous | |||
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UNSPSC | 26121600 | ||
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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise the PEX pipe for exceptional ease of installation, especially for DIYers, highlighting its flexibility, simple cutting, and compatibility with push-fit fittings that require no torch or specialized tools. Reviewers consistently report outstanding performance with no leaks, durability for full-house projects, and practical color-coding for hot and cold lines. Many emphasize significant cost savings compared to copper while maintaining equal or superior reliability. A few note the pipe tends to curl and requires a good crimp tool, but these are minor inconveniences. Overall, customers strongly endorse it for plumbing upgrades.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Easy to use
Had to replace a small section of water line. Went from copper to pex and then back to copper. Used sharkbites to seal.
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