NMC Climaflex XT PE pipe insulation (2m tube, self-adhesive)

NMC Climaflex XT PE pipe insulation 2m, self-adhesive

Dimensions (pipe diameter x insulation thickness) see variation selection above

What are the distinguishing features of NMC Climaflex XT PE pipe insulation?

The XT version of Climaflex pipe insulation is self-adhesive on both sides, so it can be easily stuck together after being wrapped around the pipe – this saves up to 50% of installation time. It consists of closed-cell polyethylene foam and can be used in heating and plumbing in accordance with the German Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV).

Climaflex is a professional insulation for saving energy and reduces heat loss from distribution lines by up to 80%. In addition, thanks to the properties of the PE foam, the insulation offers sound-absorbing properties to reduce cracking and flowing noises in pipes.

For which applications do I need 50% EnEV?

To keep the energy loss of a house as low as possible, the insulation of pipes is mandatory. You need 50% insulation according to EnEV, especially within heated rooms, since the temperature loss of a line is limited there. We have listed below the areas in which such insulation is used:

• • Pipes and fittings in wall and ceiling openings
• at the intersection of lines
• at line connection points
• at central line distributors
• Pipes in components
• Pipes between heated rooms of different users

For which applications do I need 100% EnEV?

100% insulation according to EnEV is particularly important in unheated rooms, as well as for hot water pipes or pipes in external walls.these are precisely the places where the risk of heat loss is high, because in cold seasons the influence of the outside temperature is greater than in a heated interior. Here is a list of areas of application for 100% insulation according to EnEV:

• • Pipes in unheated rooms and basements
• Pipes in external walls and in building structures between unheated rooms, channels and shafts
• Pipelines for supplying several parties
• Hot water pipes
• Hot water pipes without circulation / el. trace heating

What do the abbreviations Fe and Cu mean?

Some insulation is specially designed for iron (or steel) and copper pipes. These are marked with the letters Fe for iron and Cu for copper in the variant selection.

What pipe diameter do I need?

The pipe diameter that you can choose in the variation selection depends on the size and type of the pipe you want to insulate with it. We have created a table for you below that shows which version is suitable for which pipe (the abbreviation KW stands for cold water):

Technical properties of Climaflex XT pipe insulation

• PE pipe insulation for the insulation of cold and hot water pipes
• Application: heating and plumbing
• Material: round extruded, closed-cell polyethylene foam
• self-adhesive closure system on both sides
• ageing-resistant and non-rotting
• Temperature application range: 0°C to +100°C (+85°C for curves)
• Thermal conductivity at 0°C = 0.036 W/mK
• Thermal conductivity at 40°C = 0.040 W/mK
• Thermal conductivity at 90°C = 0.053 W/mK
• Fire behavior: BLs1d0
• Length supplied: 2 x 1m
• Color: gray

Please note: the hose is split and shipped in 2 x 1 meter lengths