Continental Contitech 20012472 Lay Flat Water Hose

Product Description

The CONTINENTAL CONTITECH 20012472 is a lay flat hose engineered for water transfer applications in trade and industrial settings. Designed to lie flat when not under pressure, it saves space during storage and reduces trip hazards on job sites. The hose handles a maximum working pressure of 200 psi and operates across a temperature range of -10 degrees F to 150 degrees F. Its yellow jacket provides high visibility in field conditions. Plumbers, irrigation contractors, and general contractors commonly deploy this hose for temporary water distribution, bypass pumping, and dewatering operations.

This hose is suited for residential and commercial job sites where a lightweight, easy-to-roll water conveyance solution is needed. It is compatible with water as the transfer fluid. The hose is sold by the foot in a minimum cut length of 20 feet, making it practical for projects that require a specific run length without excess material. It is a common choice for pump discharge lines, construction site water supply, and municipal or utility bypass work.

Key Features

• Lay flat design collapses when not pressurized for compact storage and handling
• 200 psi maximum working pressure suitable for demanding transfer applications
• Temperature rated from -10 degrees F to 150 degrees F for year-round use
• Yellow jacket provides high visibility on active job sites
• Compatible fluid: water
• Sold in 1-foot increments with a 20-foot minimum cut length

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style lay flat hose for water transfer applications requiring a flexible, collapsible discharge or supply line rated to 200 psi.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by plumbers, irrigation technicians, or general contractors. Before connecting or disconnecting the hose, shut off the pump and relieve line pressure completely. Inspect fittings and clamps for secure engagement before pressurizing. Do not exceed the rated maximum working pressure of 200 psi or the maximum temperature of 150 degrees F.