Approved for residential and commercial applications, Uponor ProPEX® LF Brass Threaded Adapters are durable, lead-free brass fittings for PEX-a domestic water and hydronic heating and cooling systems. Male and female NPT configurations provide flexibility for PEX piping connections in applications such as water heaters, manifolds, boilers, and fixture stubs.
Learn how to determine the minimum cut length between ProPEX® fittings when installing Uponor AquaPEX®, Wirsbo hePEX™, and other Uponor PEX piping systems. Minimum cut lengths vary by pipe diameter and help maintain proper installation, system performance, and warranty requirements. Find out why fitting spacing matters and explore solutions like multiport tees, sweeping bends, and bend supports when space is limited.
Join our editor, Leah Den Hartogh, as she chats with Zachary Londo from Uponor about the fundamentals of thermal comfort.
This recording will feature in our upcoming September issue's Contractors' Guide to Residential Hydronics Supplement.
In this recording, Leah Den Hartogh sits with Alan Zaniden of Axiom Industries to discuss hydronic components. This video will feature in our upcoming Contractors' Guide to Residential Hydronics in our September 2026 issue.
Ever dry fit several connections and forget to complete one (or maybe two)? With the Uponor ProPEX® F1960 expansion system, dry fits are impossible. Hear from GF Customer Trainer Jed Koep as he explains the dangers of dry fits with PEX insert fittings and the benefits of ProPEX.
In this video, Sean Giberson of Taco Inc. joins our editor, Leah Den Hartogh, to discuss pump valve selection and sizing. With so much changing in pump selection, Sean discusses the useful tools needed to properly select and size pump valves for any job.
This recording will feature in our September issue's Contractors' Guide to Residential Hydronics.
In this video, Mercedeh Fallahkhair of tekmar, a Watts brand, walks us through how to successfully connect and control heat pump systems.
This recording will appear in our upcoming September 2026 issue of the Contractors' Guide to Residential Hydronics Supplement.
In this recording, Tom Cates, an HRAI instructor, joins our editor, Leah Den Hartogh, to discuss residential heat loss and heat gain.
This recording accompanies our Contractors' Guide to Residential Hydronics supplement, which will appear in our upcoming September issue.