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Step by Step Solar Hose Installation

by ROGER ABDO

How to Cut, Connect and Join Stainless Steel Solar Pipe & Fittings?

This Blog is about simple procedure for handling flexible stainless steel piping systems. It shows how to cut the pipe, install the nut and connect to other threaded fittings. It also describes the usage of pipe Cutting Tools....

Step by Step Solar Hose Installation

This video shows an example of handling solar water hose. Handling include cutting, Nut and Gasket installation as well as joining to other threaded fittings.

Installation Steps

Step 1 - Solar Hose

Step 1, Cut the Solar hose to your desired length with the pipe cutter

Step 2 - Solar Hose

Step 2, Put a brass nut onto the solar hose first before
putting the end of solar hose into the flange tool.

Step 3 - Solar Hose

Step 3, Use a hammer to flatten the end of the solar hose.
Very important to get a flat end of the solar hose to realise the perfect sealing performance!

Step 4 - Solar Hose

Step 4, Squeeze the stainless steel Cir-clip on the Solar Hose

Step 5 - Solar Hose

Step 5, Screw the Brass nut ,washer and the brass double nipple together with spanner.

Step 6 - Solar Hose

Step 6, The final Assembly should look like this.

End of Blog
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6 comments

  • GilsulateAug 12, 2021

    Great piece of information, Thank you for sharing the updated one…

  • GilsulateAug 12, 2021

    This information it’s very helpful and important for me…

  • KamalApr 29, 2021

    Hello
    I am interesting to buy 2x 30 evacuated tube solar collector with the related accessories, like pump, heat exchanger, controller and the related components, if you can advice the price in details for each item
    best regards

  • Mike SummersNov 14, 2019

    Hello, we have been sold (and installed) DN16 spiral pipe. All the fittings I can find on-line are for annular pattern DN16. Do you stock any fittings for stainless steel DN16? Do you have any advice other than pull it out and replace it (tricky now it has been kinda built in).

    Thanks

    Mike

  • Hydro Solar Solutions AdminMay 14, 2019

    Hello Henri, we can ship the quantity you want to Uganda. Please call us at out toll free number or email us.

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