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Flair-It PEX Straight Coupler Fitting - PB to PEX - 3/4" Barb x 3/4" Barb
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Flair-It PEX Straight Coupler Fitting - PB to PEX - 3/4" Barb x 3/4" Barb

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Replacing old gray PB pipe with PEX in your RV? This Flair-It coupler makes the transition easy. Slide on the nuts, press on the pipes, hand-tighten for a leak resistant seal, and travel with peace of mind. Great Prices for the best rv fresh water from Flair-It. Flair-It PEX Straight Coupler Fitting - PB to PEX - 3/4" Barb x 3/4" Barb part number FL78VR can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Flair-It RV Fresh Water - FL78VR

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Replacing old gray PB pipe with PEX in your RV? This Flair-It coupler makes the transition easy. Slide on the nuts, press on the pipes, hand-tighten for a leak resistant seal, and travel with peace of mind.


Highlights

  • Join PB and PEX Lines Fast: Transition from 3/4" PB to 3/4" PEX pipe with a secure, tool-free coupler.
  • Barbs Designed for a Tight Fit: PB barb is slightly larger to grip old gray pipe, PEX side fits new lines with no leaks.
  • Works for Repairs and Upgrades: Ideal for replacing worn PB sections with new PEX or making fixes in your RV.
  • Made for RV Life: Polyoxymethylene construction resists cracking, corrosion, and rough road conditions.
  • BPA-Free and Drinking Water Safe: Made from non-toxic materials that won't affect the taste or safety of your fresh water.

Features to know about

When to Use a PB-to-PEX Coupler

Upgrading your RV's plumbing from old gray PB pipe to new PEX? The Flair-It PB-to-PEX coupler is made for fast repairs and replacements. Just slide each nut onto the pipes, push the PB and PEX pipes onto the correct barbs, and hand-tighten the compression nuts for a leak resistant, tool-free seal. Perfect for swapping out worn sections or fixing a faulty pipe on the go.

Specs

  • Fitting type: PB to PEX straight coupler
  • Connection size: 3/4" barb (PB side) x 3/4" barb (PEX side)
  • Compatible pipe: 3/4" PEX, 3/4" Polybutylene (PB)
  • Material: Polyoxymethylene (POM)
  • Maximum temperature: 180 F
  • Maximum pressure: 100 PSI


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Video Transcript for Comprehensive Review: Flair-It PEX Straight Coupler Fitting

Hi there. I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Today we're gonna take a quick look at this FLAIR-IT PEX straight coupler fitting. This straight coupler is gonna connect your PB pipes to your PEX pipes in your RV's fresh water plumbing system. This will be a great option whether you're needing to repair a leaky connection or installing new lines. We do have the 3/4-inch barbed connection.

That's going to fit your PB pipes with the 3/4-inch inner diameter. We also have the connection for your 3/4-inch PEX pipes, so 3/4-inch inner diameter PEX pipes. So having those barbed connections is going to allow us to get our pipes connected without having to use any tools, so it is gonna be a very simple process for us. Basically, the way this works you'll just slide that compression end over your pipe and then you'll get that barbed end inserted into your pipe. Now that might take a little bit of doing.

You might have to wiggle it and apply quite a bit of pressure there to get that barbed end in. But once it's inserted, you'll just slide that compression end down and get it threaded in place. You'll do the same thing with the other side for your PB pipe. Once those are threaded in place, it's gonna provide a very solid connection for you. I actually tried this out myself a few days ago with a very similar fitting.

We had some PEX pipe laying around, so I put the fitting on the PEX pipe, and I will say it did take quite a bit of effort to get that barbed end into the pipe, so especially if you're gonna be working in a confined space under a cabinet or something like that, I'd highly encourage you to get that fitting put on before you get into the confined space, somewhere where you're gonna have more elbow room and can apply more leverage to get that put in place. But then once it's connected, it's gonna be a very solid connection. I was really impressed. I was able to get it all tightened down by hand, but then when I tried to take it back off again, I actually had to use a couple of pairs of vice grips. So it's a very solid connection, which of course very important when you're dealing with water.

You don't wanna have leaks, drips, and that sort of thing. So this will do a great job for you making that connection between your PB pipes and your PEX pipes. I do wanna point out this is a polyoxymethylene construction, so it is gonna be very durable and resistant to stress cracking, will hold up really well for you. And this is just one of the many connection types that we do have available here at etrailer.com. So as you're thinking through your project, what kind of connections you're gonna need, what kind of lines you're gonna need to run, I'd encourage you to take a look at our other options, make sure you're getting everything before you start your project. And that completes our look for today. Again, I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Thanks for watching.

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Replacing old gray PB pipe with PEX in your RV? This Flair-It coupler makes the transition easy. Slide on the nuts, press on the pipes, hand-tighten for a leak resistant seal, and travel with peace of mind.

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Just what I needed to complete my TT plumbing re-work.



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It has become almost impossible to find these items. I have an old mobile home that has been remodeled and all water piping has been replaced with the old gray plastic pipe. These are the only style fittings that I have found that will fit. I am retired and cannot afford to replace all the piping so I just keep patching.


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