Трубы Упонор (Uponor) для отопления и водоснабжения из сшитого полиэтилена цена

При строительстве современного коттеджа необходимо предусмотреть подачу воды для функционирования нескольких разных систем: обеспечения питьевой водой, отопления, охлаждения, снеготаяния. Не обойтись и без системы отвода и очистки сточных вод. Uponor – это поставщик, продукция которого пригодна для создания любых из указанных систем.

Монтаж систем водоснабжения

Для обеспечения водоснабжения дома Упонор предлагает несколько разновидностей труб, прекрасно совместимых между собой и удобных в монтаже.

Труба Uponor Uni Pipe PLUS, обеспечивающая максимальную эффективность, обладает уникальными свойствами:

• — не пропускает кислород и не подвержена коррозии;
• — обладает низким линейным расширением;
• — прекрасно сопротивляется ползучести;
• — алюминиевый слой имеет толщину, соответствующую прочности на сжатие.

 

Эта труба Упонор для водоснабжения предоставляет ряд удобств для монтажников:

• — монтируется быстро и просто;
• — включает минимальное число составных элементов;
• — оптимальна при открытой установке;
• — требует малого числа опорных устройств.

 

Труба Uni Pipe PLUS поставляется:

• — в бухтах, что гарантирует гибкость труб;
• — в прямых отрезках повышенной жесткости, делающих аккуратным наружный монтаж.

Оба варианта поставки монтируются с использованием стандартных фитингов

Uponor MLC. Трубы могут поставляться с теплоизоляцией или заключенными одна в другую.

Еще проще выполняется монтаж, если использована труба Uponor для водоснабжения системы PE-Xa с соединениями по технологии Uponor «Quick and Easy» (быстро и просто). Монтировать удобно по ряду причин:

• — соединение Q&E выполняется за секунды;
• — трубы имеют эффект термопамяти;
• — потери давления в системе минимальны.

 

Монтаж систем отопления с радиаторами

Для того, чтобы подключить к отопительной системе радиаторы, можно использовать трубы Упонор для отопления двух типов – MLCP или PE-Xa. Оба эти типа совместимы с любыми радиаторами, предлагаемыми современным рынком.

Преимущества соединения PE-Xa:

• — благодаря высокой гибкости трубы легко устанавливать скрытым способом;
• — минимальные потери давления способствуют энергосбережению;
• — все соединения выполняются по технологии быстро и надежно.

 

Преимущества соединения MLCP:

• трубы равно пригодны для установки скрытой и открытой;
• идеальная система для плинтусной разводки;
• используется технология пресс-соединений, повышающая надежность.

 

Монтаж напольных систем отопления и охлаждения

Благодаря оптимальному универсальному решению климатической системы дома труба Упонор для теплого пола применяется также и для охлаждения в летнее время – создание микроклимата автоматизировано и превращается в простую задачу. Эксплуатация обходится дешево, что позволяет быстро окупить создание системы за счет снижения на 12% энергопотребления. Переключение с отопления на охлаждение происходит автоматически: человеку вмешиваться не приходится. Система одинаково пригодна и для новых домов, и для реконструируемых.

Для деревянных полов используется система «сухой» прокладки труб, а бетонный пол оборудуется «мокрой» прокладкой, при которой трубы Упонор для отопления из сшитого полиэтиленавстраиваются в стяжку. Предлагаемые компанией системы с плиточной установкой позволяют располагать отопительные трубы не только на полу, но и на стенах, что позволяет:

• — использовать для отопления поверхности стен и даже потолков;
• — устанавливать отопительные системы при реконструкции дома;
• — легко монтировать панельную систему с минимальным числом компонентов;
• — обеспечить энергосбережение.

 

Монтаж наружных сетей отопления

Если необходимо подать тепло от установки, расположенной в пределах дома, в отдельную постройку, можно использовать трубы с нанесенной на них многослойной теплоизоляцией. В некоторых версиях используются сразу две трубы в одном кожухе: по одной подается теплая вода, а по второй – обратка. В конструкции Uponor Supra, рассчитанной на подачу холодной воды, предусматривается греющий кабель, исключающий замерзание воды в трубе.

Такие трубы имеют преимущества:

• — высокая гибкость;
• — длина до 200 метров;
• — быстрая сборка без специальных инструментов.

Теплоизолированные трубы Uponor (Упонор) Ecoflex

Производство теплоизолированных труб uponor

Современные решения для локального распределения тепла

Для перекачивания горячей воды в тепловых сетях используются теплоизолированные трубы Uponor, изготовленные из сшитого полиэтилена марки PE-Xa и покрытые теплоизолирующим слоем вспененного полиэтилена. Поскольку в последнее время вопросы сбережения тепловой энергии весьма остро поднимаются, именно теплоизолированные трубы Упонор позволяют с максимальной эффективностью решить задачу экономного локального теплораспределения. Использование таких теплоизолированных труб позволяет выполнять весьма продолжительные трассы практически без потерь, поскольку трубы выпускаются большой длины, до 200 метров, и прокладывание магистрали может быть выполнено без стыков. Монтировать такие трубы можно удобно и просто, поскольку не требуется использовать для этого никакую строительную технику. Пластиковые трубопроводы, в отличие от металлических, не боятся явления коррозии, а, следовательно, способны прослужить значительно дольше. В одном теплоизолирующем кожухе может проходить не только одна труба для перекачки жидкости, но и две и даже четыре – все зависит от конкретных задач теплотрассы.

Существуют также конструкции, внутри которых предусмотрен греющий кабель, позволяющий осуществлять водоснабжение в зимнее время без опасения размораживания.

Компания Uponor предлагает теплоизолированные трубы Uponor Ecoflex, которые в точности соответствуют всем современным требованиям, предъявляемым к надежности, эффективности, прочности и безопасности трубопроводов. Эти трубы могут использоваться не только для теплосетей, но и для сетей охлаждения. Цели их использования весьма широки. Это могут быть подводящие трассы к жилым домам, системы центрального отопления и центрального охлаждения, промышленные предприятия, производящие биогаз и другие объекты биоэнергетики. Любая сеть монтируется быстро и качественно, даже если условия работ отличаются высокой сложностью.

Монтаж теплоизолированных труб Uponor

Трубы Uponor Ecoflex получили широкую известность как надежные инновационные системы, отличающиеся гибкостью и высокой рентабельностью. С их помощью организуется транспортировка разнообразных жидкостей в пределах зданий и снаружи. В систему входит полный набор устройств для обеспечения водоснабжения для хозяйственных и для питьевых целей. Материал труб гарантирует длительный срок службы, а благодаря малому весу и высокой гибкости трубы легко монтировать, даже обходя препятствия и при необходимости скругляя углы.

Преимущества труб Uponor с теплоизоляцией:

• отпадает необходимость в сварке, процедуре дорогой и пожароопасной;
• при монтаже данного типа труб не требуются никаких дополнительные затраты;
• вследствие малого веса труб для их транспортирования и монтажа не требуется специальная техника;
• повышенная гибкость труб упрощает и ускоряет монтажные работы;
• отсутствие потребности в электроинструментах упрощает монтаж;
• в течение всего срока эксплуатации теплоизоляция мало поглощает воду (менее 1%).

Теплотрасса Uponor Ecoflex

Качественная теплотрасса Uponor Ecoflex лучшая в своем классе. Надежные пластиковые трубы для отопления и водоснабжения.

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Cheap to install. 90003 90002 90021 Cons 90022 Relatively high running costs compared to water systems. 90003 90002 90109 90021 Jason Orme, renovation expert 90022 90110 90003 90002 90003 90002 90109 Tiled floors are ideal for use with UFH due to their low thermal resistance and high thermal mass.Hexagon floor tiles, from £ 29,95 per m 90110 90017 90109 2 90110 90018 90109, and Mono Patchwork wall tiles, £ 49.95 per m 90110 90017 90109 2 90110 90018 90109, both 90110 90109 Walls and Floors 90110 90003 90008 Wet versus dry systems 90009 90002 As electric systems are installed directly under the floorcovering, and work independently from your central heating system, they are particularly useful for one-room installations or where the sub-floor level is already set. 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However, its capabilities will often be dictated by other factors, such as floor coverings (see below) and a building’s insulation levels (especially walls and windows). This is why heat-loss calculations are so fundamental, and the building’s individual thermal performance will indicate how much heat you need to generate. 90003 90002 For example, a poorly insulated room with lots of glazing may not heat fully when it is cold outside (which means additional insulation or supplementary heating may be necessary).90003 90002 There is a limit to the floor temperature an underfloor heating system can operate at comfortably, so this can mean it’s not suitable for very small rooms where the ratio of floor area to room volume is low. 90003 90002 Underfloor heating is a good choice for heating your kitchen, especially an open plan, living kitchen. 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Remote control is also useful if you forget to turn the heating off. 90003 90008 How to choose the right heat output 90009 90002 Your heating engineer or UFH supplier will design the system for you, matching the output per square metre to the heat requirement of the room, based on volume, heat loss characteristics of the walls, floor , roof, windows and ventilation, and your choice of floor covering.90003 90008 Which types of flooring and sub-flooring are best with underfloor heating? 90009 90086 Best flooring to use with UFH — find out more in our guides 90087 90002 The best type of floor sub-structure is one made from screed that fully encapsulates the pipework and provides a dense and conductive medium for the spread and emission of the heat flowing through the pipes. This then allows a lower temperature of pipe to be used, typically around 35 ° C, and makes for a much more efficient UFH system.90003 90002 Solid floor coverings — including stone and ceramic — are the best choice for the flooring over the top and will provide good heat output. 90003 90002 If you prefer solid timber flooring, always check with your supplier to ensure it is suitable for use with UFH, or consider engineered timber boards that, due to their construction, tend to be more stable during changes in temperature. Again, check with the supplier to make sure your particular choice is recommended for use with UFH.In both cases, bear in mind that surface temperature should not exceed 27 ° C. 90003 90002 Most top-of-the-range laminates and vinyls can also be used with UFH. 90003 90002 Carpets can be used with UFH. Check out the combined tog rating of carpet and underlay, though. It should be less than 2.5 tog so the underfloor heating system can operate efficiently. 90003 90008 What’s the installation process for underfloor heating? 90009 90002 Electric underfloor heating systems can easily be installed by a competent DIYer, although the majority of projects are still completed by a contractor, such as a tiler or electrician.90003 90002 Most UFH systems are laid on insulation with a screed covering. In this situation, laying the pipework and connecting the manifolds can be carried out by any competent person. 90003 90002 If you’re doing this yourself, your chosen company should provide pipe layout drawings for you to follow, along with installation manuals or videos covering a similar project. It is simply a matter of following the pipework drawings — running each individual circuit from the manifold, clipping the pipe to the floor with the provided staples, and then returning the pipework to the manifold.All installations should be tested before the final floor finish is laid. 90003 90002 A qualified installer is needed for electrical or gas connections. 90003 90008 How to measure up 90009 90002 Standard UFH systems are 15cm-16.5cm in depth, comprising 10cm of insulation, 5cm-6.5cm of screed containing the warm water or electric heating elements inside, followed by the floor finish. 90003 90008 Can underfloor heating leak? 90009 90002 Unless a nail is accidentally put through the pipes at some stage, this simply does not happen.There are no joints in the floor and the pipes are designed and tested to have a 50 year life expectancy at temperatures and pressures that exceed those required by the system. 90003 90002 If accidental damage should occur, individual pipes can be pressure tested to locate the correct one. In timber floors, the pipe can usually be exposed to allow for repairs, while screed floors will need to be excavated to uncover the pipe. When it comes to electric systems, it is simply a case of lifting the floor covering and replacing the damaged circuit.90003 90008 Does underfloor heating come with a warranty? 90009 90002 Look for systems that come with an extended warranty as standard. Wet systems consist of various components, and you may find different lengths of warranty are offered on each part — for example, 25 years on pipes, but perhaps two years on the manifolds. As a general rule, manifolds are simpler to replace than pipes, so a long warranty on the pipes themselves is highly desirable. 90003 90002 With electric systems, extended warranties are usually in the order of one year for the thermostats, which are easily replaceable, and 10 years for the heating cables, which are not.Lifetime warranties are also available with some brands. 90003 90002 When looking at warranties, do ensure that the company backing it has some substance. A number of online companies have sprung up offering extended warranties on their systems, but if they are no longer in existence when the system fails then that warranty will be worthless. 90003 90008 Underfloor heating versus radiators 90009 90002 Where cost is an issue, the expense of installing underfloor heating may outweigh the advantages, especially if it involves removing concrete floors and re-screeding.In houses not occupied during the day, underfloor heating’s slow warm-up and cooling time (which can be up to four to six hours) may not suit you. 90003 90002 A combination of both systems can often be the best answer for many homes, as radiators can be easily incorporated into an underfloor system. A good compromise is to install underfloor heating on the ground floor, with radiators upstairs to accommodate the different requirements for living and sleeping spaces, especially as many people still want heated towel rails in their bathrooms.90003 90002 90003 90002 90109 The Sticky Mat electric underfloor heating system from WARMUP PLC. with pressure sensitive adhesive for speedy, low-profile installation. From £ 48.92 per m² excluding VAT 90110 90003 90008 Are there other invisible heating systems? 90009 90002 As an alternative to underfloor heating, you could consider both skirting board systems and wall panel heating. 90003 90002 90021 Skirting board heating 90022 90003 90002 Wet or electric skirting heating systems are a great option.Wet systems can be used with heat pumps as well as conventional boilers due to their large surface area and the even distribution of heat around rooms. 90003 90002 Direct electric versions are easier and simpler to install into properties with no existing gas or pipework, but are more expensive to run. However, their fast response times and even heat distribution does offset some of the additional costs when compared to other forms of electric heating. 90003 90002 Installation of a skirting board heating system in a typical two bedroom semi-detached house would cost upwards of between £ 3,600 and £ 6,000, although cheaper, DIY supply-only options are available; expect to pay upwards of £ 500 to £ 720 per room.90003 90002 90021 Wall panel heating 90022 90003 90002 Variotherm modular wall and ceiling heating panels are a solution for rooms where underfloor heating is not an option, whether in renovations or new builds. They are easily adaptable for walls, sloping ceilings and complex roof structures. Full systems start from £ 70 per square metre, including the manifold, boards and controls, at supplier UFh2. 90003 90002 90003 90002 90109 Variotherm modular wall and ceiling heating panels 90110 90003 90002 (Image credit: Variotherm) 90003 90008 More on heating: 90009 .90000 Underfloor Heating from Underfloor Heating Systems Ltd 90001 Underfloor Heating from Underfloor Heating Systems Ltd 90002 90003 Expert advice & sales 90004 01905 354 791 90005 90006 90004 Underfloor Heating Systems 90005 Limited was established in 2002 and now has more than a decade of experience in designing, supplying and installing wet underfloor heating systems.We are the preferred suppliers for a large number of plumbers and builders, while self-builders often find us through recommendations. Have a look at our case studies. You can now shop our products online here. 90009 90006 For larger or bespoke tailor made systems please forward us your floor plans for your free quote. 90009 90006 90004 Self-Build Install? Use our Underfloor Heating Information and Guides 90005 90009 90006 If you choose to self-install our 90004 underfloor heating 90005 systems, all the technical information you will need can be found on this website — simply visit our technical information page.Alternatively, we can carry out the installation for you — get in touch for your free quote. 90009 90020 High Quality Underfloor Heating Kits 90021 90022 Do it yourself 90023 90006 Many of our customers buy our Nordic Pro kits to install themselves as 90004 DIY underfloor heating 90005. On a supply only basis, which is great. We offer expert support on self-installations, with our friendly approach and advice. We offer as much technical information as possible, including a design service.Please see our underfloor heating installation video and visit our technical downloads to learn more. 90009 View products 90022 Let us do it for you 90023 90006 Many prefer the supply and fit option, where we’ll gladly assist by providing a superb installation service of your 90031 90004 underfloor heating system 90005 90034. We are in an excellent position where we really can boast about having highly skilled and reliable underfloor heating installers.Our decades of experience speaks for itself, with many of our expert sales team assisting in installations and design. 90009 Get a quote 90020 Self-Install Information for Your Underfloor Heating 90021 90022 How underfloor heating works 90023 90006 90004 Wet (warm water) underfloor heating 90005 circulates water through a succession of continuously looped pipes beneath the floor. The result of this is that a large radiant surface is created; the entire floor area effectively becoming the heat source, warming your home from the floor upwards.90004 Underfloor Heating 90005 requires only low temperature warm water and is ideal for use with modern condensing boilers and heat pumps. Comfort levels are high while running costs are low. 90009 Get a quote 90022 The benefits of underfloor heating 90023 90006 90004 Underfloor Heating Systems 90005 can save you between 15-30% on your heating bill by utilising efficient and compatible renewable energy sources, allowing warmth where you want it. Have the freedom to design your rooms and spaces without radiators.Removing the bulky radiators also eliminates dust mites and hard to reach space behind the radiator, another benefit of 90004 underfloor heating 90005! 90009 View products 90006 The UK underfloor heating market accounts for around 5% of the total UK heating market, with an estimated value of over £ 80 million, excluding system installation costs. This is set to rise over £ 100 million by 2018, encouraged by the government energy efficiency targets. 90009 90056 90006 We spent a lot of time researching different systems and suppliers and eventually chose Underfloor Heating Systems Ltd, as it seemed to be the preferred choice of professional installers and have a reputation for reliability, value and ease of use.Anders Berg answered all our questions and supported us brilliantly throughout the process and installation. The system has been faultless and we have been delighted. 90009 90059 — Andrew Binnie, Abergavenny (2009) 90060 90061 90056 90006 We have used Underfloor Heating Systems Ltd on various projects from single extensions up to new build properties. Excellent service and quality goods with quick turnaround on prices and deliveries. 90009 90059 — Reg Sears RJS Builders Ltd 90060 90061 90056 90006 Thanks again.You have reinforced my belief that I picked the right supplier for our project. I would be happy for you to use my comments / feedback, it is refreshing to deal with a company that cares beyond the the initial order. 90009 90059 — John Lewis, Pembroke, Pembrokeshire (March 2013) 90060 90061 90074 SUMMER SALE NOW ON — SAVE UP TO 15% ON ALL KITS Dismiss 90009 .90000 Electric underfloor heating systems 90001 90002 In an electric system, a series of electric wires are installed beneath or within your flooring as a means of heating an area or room — a cold, tiled bathroom floor, for example. 90003 90002 The electric system you install will depend on the size of the room and how well insulated it is, what the flooring below is like, whether it is insulated and the type of flooring you’ll have on top. Options include loose-fit wiring, flexible enough to fit into small or awkward spaces, electric cable systems, or heating mats you roll out to cover larger areas.90003 90006 There are 4 main types of systems available: 90007 90008 90009 90010 90011 Underfloor Heating Mats 90012 90002 Underfloor heating mats are our most used system. All you need to do is roll out the mat until it’s used up. The cable can be removed from the mat to shape into any awkward spaces if needed. 90003 90002 This system is ideal for kitchens, lounges, dining rooms and most other areas and comes in 3 different power outputs; 100w, 150w and 200w.90003 90002 prices 90018 from 90003 90002 £ 51.48 90003 90002 inc vat 90003 View full range 90024 90009 90026 90011 Underwood / Carpet / Vinyl Foil Heating Mats 90012 90002 Our advanced aluminium heating mats are designed to be installed under carpet and vinyl floors. 90003 90002 The foil heating mats are 500mm wide and are fully earth screened utilising an aluminium foil covering, this means they can be installed in wet areas such as bathrooms & kitchens, in full compliance with electrical & building regulations.90003 90002 prices 90018 from 90003 90002 £ 99.98 90003 90002 inc vat 90003 View full range 90024 90009 90042 90011 Underfloor Loose Wire Systems 90012 90002 Our loose wire systems are ideal for smaller, more awkward, areas such as bathrooms. 90003 90002 The cable comes as one long continuous roll, on a drum, and your installer has to space the cable out evenly over the floor, this offers them freedom to space the cable evenly no matter how awkward the room shape.90003 90002 prices 90018 from 90003 90002 £ 9.99 90003 90002 inc vat 90003 View full range 90024 90009 90058 90011 Inscreed Heating Systems 90012 90002 These cables are only normally used in new extensions or conservatory project as they take longer to heat up and produce an output of 17 watts per linear metre. 90003 90002 In screed cables are designed to be fixed to re-bar, which has been laid into foil faced insulation (kingspan / celotex) and directly under a minimum 50mm screed.90003 90002 prices 90018 from 90003 90002 £ 40.98 90003 90002 inc vat 90003 View full range 90024 90073 90074 We offer the 90075 largest range 90076 of electric underfloor heating systems on the market and have kits 90075 to suit every type of budget 90076. We’ll match any quote and price, we will not be beaten! 90079 .90000 Retrofit Underfloor Heating | Award-Winning LoPro® 90001 90002 Benefits of our LoPro 90003 ® 90004 range 90005 90006 90007 Install underfloor heating directly on top of your existing floor 90008 90007 As little as 15mm height build-up — overlay underfloor heating 90008 90007 Available as a either an easy DIY kit or a fully designed system 90008 90007 Optimum performance — high heat outputs and quick response times 90008 90015 90016 There are three systems in the LoPro 90003 ® 90004 retrofit underfloor heating range, with more information shown below.90019 90002 LoPro 90003 ® 90004 Max retrofit underfloor heating 90005 90016 LoPro 90003 ® 90004 Max offers the highest heat output of all the LoPro 90003 ® 90004 retrofit underfloor heating systems. It’s an ideal solution if you want an overlay underfloor heating kit with extra punch, and works on existing concrete floors. Developed to effectively heat renovations with higher heat losses, or rooms with large windows and bi-fold doors, LoPro 90003 ® 90004 Max offers: 90019 90006 90007 Maximum heating performance 90008 90007 Simple installation and quick drying times 90008 90007 Minimal height build-up at 22mm 90008 90015 90016 LoPro 90003 ® 90004 Max is available as a fully-designed retrofit UFH system and as a OneZone 90003 ® 90004 kit for single areas.90019 90016 90047 90019 90049 How is LoPro 90003 ® 90004 Max installed? 90052 90016 LoPro 90003 ® 90004 Max uses castellated trays to hold the underfloor heating tube in place. These are laid directly over the existing floor. 90019 90016 The overlay underfloor heating system or kit is covered in LoPro 90003 ® 90004 QuickSet, a highly conductive self-levelling compound that is supplied as standard. The compound dries in around eight hours and is ready for floor covering after 72 hours. 90019 .