Watts SVGE10 Pre-Cut Clear Vinyl Tubing

1. Hua Neke Atuview

The Watts SVGE10 Pre-Cut Clear Vinyl Tubing is designed for various applications requiring flexible, clear, and durable fluid transfer. Made from plasticized Polyvinyl Chloride, it offers the flexibility of rubber and the clarity of glass. Its smooth, dense bore maximizes flow and minimizes sediment buildup. This tubing is resistant to acids, alkalis, and many solvents, making it suitable for a wide range of chemicals, gases, and liquids. It is certified to NSF 61 section 9 Clean Drinking Water standard, though it is explicitly stated not for use with ice makers.

Āhuatanga matua:

• Pre-cut clear vinyl tubing.
• 3/8-Inch OD x 1/4-Inch ID x 10 foot length.
• Polyvinyl chloride construction provides flexibility and glass-like clarity.
• Handles a wide variety of chemicals, gas, and liquids, with excellent resistance to acids, alkalis, and many solvents.
• Not for use with ice makers.

2. Tatūnga me te Tāuta

This clear vinyl tubing is designed for ease of use in various fluid transfer applications. Ensure the tubing is compatible with the intended fluid and pressure requirements before installation.

Hipanga Tāuta:

1. Prepare the Connection Points: Ensure that the barb fittings or connection points are clean and free from debris. The tubing is designed to expand perfectly over standard barb fittings of appropriate size.
2. Tapahia ki te Roa (mehemea e tika ana): If a shorter length is required, use a sharp utility knife or tubing cutter to make a clean, straight cut. Avoid jagged edges that could compromise the seal.
3. Whakapiria ngongo: Gently push the tubing over the barb fitting. For a tighter fit, you may briefly warm the end of the tubing in warm water to increase flexibility. Ensure the tubing is fully seated over the barb to create a secure, leak-proof connection.
4. Ngā Hononga Haumaru (Whiringa engari e taunakitia ana): For high-pressure applications or added security, use hose clamps (not included) to further secure the tubing to the fittings.
5. Route the Tubing: Route the tubing to avoid sharp bends or kinks that could restrict flow. The tubing's flexibility allows for various routing configurations.
6. Whakamātautau mō ngā turuturu: After installation, slowly introduce the fluid and carefully inspect all connections for any signs of leaks.

Tuhipoka Nui: This tubing is not recommended for use with ice makers due to specific material requirements for such applications.

3. Nga Aratohu Whakahaere

Once installed, the Watts SVGE10 Clear Vinyl Tubing operates passively as a conduit for fluid transfer. Observe the following guidelines for optimal performance:

• Hototahitanga Wai: Verify that the fluid being transferred is compatible with PVC material to prevent degradation of the tubing.
• Awhe Pawera: Ensure the operating temperature of the fluid remains within the tubing's specified range of 23°F to 149°F (-5°C to 65°C).
• Tepe Pēhanga: Do not exceed the maximum working pressure of the tubing (20 PSI to 60 PSI, depending on temperature and application) to prevent bursting or leaks.
• Tirotiro Ataata: Periodically check the clear tubing for any signs of discoloration, cloudiness, or sediment buildup, which may indicate a need for cleaning or replacement.
• Ārai i ngā Kinks: Ensure the tubing is not kinked or pinched during operation, as this can restrict flow and potentially damage the tubing.

4. Tiaki

Regular maintenance helps prolong the life and effectiveness of your vinyl tubing.

• Te horoi: If sediment or discoloration is observed, disconnect the tubing and flush it with an appropriate cleaning solution compatible with PVC and the transferred fluid. Rinse thoroughly with clean water.
• Tirotiro: Routinely inspect the entire length of the tubing for cracks, abrasions, hardening, or any signs of wear. Pay close attention to connection points for potential leaks.
• Rokiroki: If storing the tubing, ensure it is clean, dry, and coiled loosely to prevent kinks. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

5. Te Raru

Common issues with vinyl tubing are usually related to installation or environmental factors.

• Nga turuturu i nga hononga:
  • Ensure tubing is fully seated on the barb fitting.
  • Check for proper hose clamp installation and tightness (if used).
  • Inspect the tubing end for damage or improper cuts. Recut if necessary.
• Rere Whakaheke:
  • Check for kinks or sharp bends in the tubing. Reroute if needed.
  • Inspect for internal blockages or excessive sediment buildup. Clean the tubing as described in the Maintenance section.
• Tubing Hardening/Cracking:
  • This can occur due to prolonged exposure to incompatible chemicals, extreme temperatures, or UV light. Replace the tubing if signs of degradation are present.

6. Whakatakotoranga

7. Hua Media

Atahanga Hua:

Image of the Watts SVGE10 Pre-Cut Clear Vinyl Tubing, showing its transparent material and coiled form.

8. Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

Mōhiohio Pūtāhui:

Watts Regulator Company (the "Company") warrants each product to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal usage for a period of one year from the date of original shipment. In the event of such defects within the warranty period, the Company will, at its option, replace or recondition the product without charge.

Tautoko Kiritaki:

For technical assistance, troubleshooting, or warranty claims, please contact Watts customer support. Refer to the product packaging or the official Watts webpae mo nga korero whakapā o naianei.

Webpae: www.watts.com