[=] ‘Type of Alloy mpliant tothe European and international standard: EN-IS0 9 ‘ Alloy No Alloy Designation Pb74Sn25Sb1 Melting Temperature 185 - 243°C Packing Composition Ingestion: Harn d content, inhalation ofthe fumes emitted wnen this ee. It nh nilated are he act resin donot i ny hazard given its low concentration in the final p First Aid Measures Eyes Flush mmediately with water. Ge ». Skin W ash mouth with water and seek m nton. Inhalation Evacu Fire Fighting Measures Specific hazards N P not explode or become inflam extinguishing media Use pulver Fire-fighting equipment For thing ree mash Accidental Released Measures he supe he material, present ne risk of spill Individual precautions - Use gl i burns i act Environmental protection precautions - Avoid the product entering i ground wat an leaning methot Handling and Storage Handling Storage - Requirem in i dry environ Storage class: VFL guiation on Exposure Controls / Personal Protection Additional instruc the fitting of technica f Additional instru Personal protective equipment. General protective and hygienic measures: K reake and after work, Aveid cont Respiratory protection: Use mask in poor ‘kin Protection: ny during the[2] Substance Name VLA-ED (mg/m?) VLA-EC (mg/m) Physical and Chemical Properties Appearance atour Odour Non Flash point Not appicat ombustion properties. Non oxidan Ignition Not applicabl Danger of explosion Not appli Relative density 10.54 Stability and Reactivity Humidity: Keep the product dr Toxicological Information Acute toxilty Tin: £0 ugimn® Lead: 2, ; Exposure ways Inhalat Acute effects / symptoms Curing ts heating may cau asal m. resp act irritation hronie effects instant activity in unfavourable conditions, im: nt edema Ecological Information Disposal Considerations Storage and handlin neni this subst nouseh It should not reach sem n Unclean packaging Information Concerning Transport here is no ep jon inthis regar Regulatory Information Raling: This produ ubject to classifi ng 01th ne nthe Contr WARNING: USE ONLY IN WELL VENTILATED AREAS. this product is heated may emit dangerous fum : a[2] Lead Free Solder Wire nox isa lead tree al developed for plum! industrial applications of potabl ‘upplies, nesting and gas installation: Type of Alloy mpliant to the European and international standard: EN-ISO 9459: 2014 Alloy No. Alloy Designation S- Melting Temperature Packing Composition Hazards Identification yes: Burns caused by the melted Skin: Bur nelted mat Ingestion: Not applicable. Inhalation: Evacuate to fresh air and seek medical attent First Aid Measures yes Flush immediately with water Get dermat tention. Skin Wash nd water Ingestion a ith water a m nton. 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VLA-EC (mg/m) Physical and Chemical Properties Appearance atour Odour Non Flash point Not appicat ombustion properties. Non oxidan Ignition Not applicabl Danger of explosion Not appli Relative density 7.23, Stability and Reactivity Heat jumidity: Keep the product de Toxicological Information Acute toxicity Tin:2.mg/ m? silver: 0,1 mg/m nal m Exposure ways Inhalat Acute effects / symptoms Curing ts heating may cau asal m. resp act irritation hronie effects instant activity in unfavourable conditions, im nt edema Ecological Information Disposal Considerations Storage and handlin neni this subst nouseh It should not reach sem n Unclean packaging Information Concerning Transport here is no sp jon inthis regar Regulatory Information Raling: This produ ubject to classifi ng to th ne nthe Contr 6 In case of contact with eyes, rinse immedia nty wat s WARNING: USE ONLY IN WELL VENTILATED AREAS. this product is heated may en as tum hit inhaled,[5] Installation Instructions for plastic coated tube ry and compression fitings the tube should a pine cutter or with 3 fine tooth , burred inside ane outsid ilary fittings, the pla: Should rg nd k about 100r a ul n not to allow the flame of 1 blowlamp to come int the ring, It's recommended thatthe end of and part of d cof rapped wit ag, to prevent over-heating and damage of th Th x Sul du uld be ren revent unsi in ne cases corrosion ofthe pipework Cv ings, the pla ould b 4 d sath i tube th " 1nd up tothe tube stop in th ing and wh ti dtobe fares com ° that an d folded plastics are returned to the! Sn nd api ting a nd compel rote aping the joint with self-adhesive p 3 r ld d from entering the char x ring has been terminated, Thi hieved by the application of a suitabl i per g seal fittings, such 2s in push-fit or press-fit fi " nen removin plas ing not to create 3 length ner 5 " from making a complete seal. Tl a fn ufc mi ‘ " inthe b nef IN that any cut and fold urned tot P lengthavays cut P nd iting ullyand Spiral ing the joint with selt-adhesive polyethylene or PVC waterpr Before jointing soft temper tubin ith fitings iis essential th Installation of plastic covered tube Experience: fe, plumbers are farnar with the installation of copper tube eystem h u ry m an nsidered rd gainst which all others are measured, The plastic coated produc inet use and nents on ther instalation f Plast tubes are Li \ din continuous plas Th i innels on nal sur fh u n Signed for inst external ag a Cr hermal barr ied h lube and condensation along surface vi r caste "i ‘ecommended for demestic hot d heating services, expe the pip pia: for cold te condi ity wh sation b ast tubes are primarily intended for intern und applications and outdoor sur got ducts ist not recommends Maintaining the Protection maintain protection any breach made inthe plat nust be made good to ensure th rotectve properties are maintain intain 2 continuous pr plasti has been cut back exposin for making joints for instance, the bare copper tu nd Sting 2 care " ed with an adhesive polythe c proof tape: see Ir i Instructions 2.1.5, Moisture should be prevented from entering th nannels int si nas been terminTaking Care of Expansion and Contraction traction is norm: smmodated by ben no special precaution nerally required. tube runs [usually in 0 si given spansion uch i rl re burying in concret tube help thermal expansion i srrying hot uri nerote, precautions u rotect a n both external rand the effects of thermal movement. In such circum: last tue af the air channels fe Cn s he plastics coating mmend ality by thermal moves he coetficient of i on of copper is 16 nis means, for example rt tive of diameter, thick mer. wil increase in tength m f eis i ‘ i at heating system). Or ign and instalati ‘ ing andor a ings. These sr 7 ead to either prem i called “pull 5 fatigue fa ne tube it i fi uld net be buried in con leary, i firmly buried i he branch ofa tee wil ied point and thie situa noul FP burying the system in u any uch 9s tees, eb noul that they a move winen the sip n exp mple, a tee joint and approxim net Cn mould be laid ina duct fil vaterial that wll “give” [e.g ver ‘ ‘ ficient in nthe branch pper r hin od plas nen in concrete, a tube movement ron jon and contraction is accommodated installing the tu rpentine manner, itis usetu regard each segment ofthe “snake” as an arc in wh ach chang tion x te about Imm nsion, Thus, as a guid uld recommend length” ofthe “snake” should b an so metr met ne "nod imu ment of 2 “snaked” tube line is (One metre between nodes insidered to be one (ull diameter ofthe pipe si . ore commaniy two to three aa PLAN VIEW " d instal Sul inthe tube, rather than an elb noath bond, of onerous radiu to absorb stresses th dof tight rads but ither is pret an hi chor pei lig i rly, wh (bing leaves th te connect dof 9 t b I, there is 3 risk Was the bare copper oO eee eenBurying in Plaster, Screed and Concrete mp bing, mat requirements of BS EN 1057, is the pref c this application. This pipewer lied in long length cil nerally does not nee ipework is fitted wit ms, h raed “ rectly embeded in concrete, Yorkex straight length material, to BS EN 10 R290.can uch 9 system the pipework move in the surrounch a tain ni re ag) to copp recommen per tubing be embedded directly i Instead, tubing fixe in such location pout ory-appli uch 25 that provided b Plast ‘ ube. It sh me in mind thal the mi n depth to whi led i uid be bu med oF plaster : th i For tubing embedded in plaster, this may require pipework into the wall Before goin th any design or installation mmended that \ supplier on the sub i ipework lished since the interp ion ofthe water supplier regulations ma mr rei Good Practice ng installa gested that th pg dto preven i tering, A further ip when tube is used for 2 central heating system is to mark wil spe or penci te flow and relurn tubes 0 th " 2 r ons, there isa clear indication Which ry the nthe return. articulary useful where solid floor a a hot wat laken ter services/heati r ush an noul fe until the discharge letely clear. It should be borne in min tam a in es not constitute 2 flush and, in most cases, will serve nodified systems should be brought into use immedi lushing and n nar ter. itis ng the system into immedi n rout d down. If ths is for an extended per isi 7 tis, inp i dificult to ef drain down of an installation particularly wher g, horizontal rei © fecomnm irpase on minimizi risk of pl d dor ity problems, that th uly charg 4 fushes through ri Th n should be flushed, ata frequi twice p ning all out period that is long enough Cn ster, This practice should continue until such ris brought fs ne need to a ation in pipewor ious publications inclu SE publication » provides information prevent th ment of legionella uirements of BS 670012. (77) eee een