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Most installers and home owners have had to choose between cheap, poorly designed “homemade” insulation or hard-to-handle pre-fabricated pipe-in-pipe systems requiring special expensive connectors. The MAXX-R system gives you the performance you need for a price you can afford….and it’s easy to install!
Yes, all insulation systems will give up some heat. However, in recent tests, MAXX-R insulation gave up less than 2°F over a 500 foot run at freezing temperatures.
More heat loss = more wood burned. Let’s assume that your system is designed to give up 15°F across the hydronic heat exchanger located in your home. If you have a 15°F drop in temperature from your furnace to the home and a 15°F drop from the home back to the furnace, you have used enough energy to heat 3 homes just like yours. Plus, you are probably loading your boiler 3 more times than necessary.
Actually, you can. Turn off all inside hydronic heat exchangers and use a hand-held infrared heat sensor (available for a low cost at many hardware building supply) to measure the temperature on the feed and return lines at the boiler. Feed pipe temperature minus return pipe temperature tells you your heat loss.
The insulation on your boiler’s feed and return lines is not doing its job – and you are probably experiencing an extreme drop in water temperature. You may not be heating your home to your satisfaction. You are certainly using too much fuel. And, you are probably loading your boiler many more times than you need to!
Yes, you can. There is no need to dig up your present insulation. Leave it in the ground and place the MAXX-R underground pipe insulation system on top of the old system. Remember, we recommend burying MAXX-R a minimum of 24” below ground level.
Simply stated: “It Insulates.” The feed and return lines are separated and individually insulated. MAXX-R is made from “closed cell” insulation, which means that ground water and the freezing cold “stays out” away from the water lines. The inert polyethylene closed cell material will not break down because of freezing soil or ground impurities – and will not become saturated from the groundwater.
Underground direct burial of MAXX-R is normal, but sometimes installers and homeowners have to install the system above ground – after the ground is frozen. We call this a “winter install.” These installs may result in air temperatures of 20-30 degrees below zero. Having low heat loss means a warm home through the cold winter months. Note: Above ground installations require an available winter sleeve for ultraviolet protection. See the performance chart to predict your heat loss.
Most underground pipe insulation systems have NO warranty. MAXX-R is the ONLY insulation system of its kind that gives you a limited lifetime warranty when installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
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This system gives you all the performance you need … for the price you can afford … and it is easy to install.
