Continental Contitech 20013223 Pvc Water Suction Discharge Hose

Product Description

The CONTINENTAL CONTITECH 20013223 is a polyvinylchloride (PVC) water suction and discharge hose rated for a working pressure of 130 psi and a temperature range of 15 degrees F to 150 degrees F. This green hose is sold by the foot in 1-foot increments with a 10-foot minimum cut length, making it practical for job-site sizing flexibility. It is suited for moving water in general-purpose suction and discharge applications where a lightweight, corrosion-resistant hose is needed. Plumbers, irrigation contractors, and general service technicians are the typical installers.

This hose is appropriate for residential and commercial water transfer applications including temporary pumping, dewatering, and general fluid handling. The PVC construction resists corrosion and is well suited for above-ground use where moderate pressure and a wide temperature range are required. The green color provides easy visual identification on job sites. Because the hose is cut to length at time of order, it is well suited for custom runs where standard pre-cut lengths would not fit the application.

Key Features

• PVC construction provides corrosion resistance and light weight for water suction and discharge service
• 130 psi maximum working pressure supports moderate-duty pumping applications
• Temperature range of 15 degrees F to 150 degrees F allows use in cold and warm water conditions
• Green color enables quick visual identification on multi-hose job sites
• Sold in 1-foot increments with a 10-foot minimum cut length for job-site sizing flexibility

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose water suction and discharge service where a PVC hose rated to 130 psi and compatible with temperatures from 15 degrees F to 150 degrees F is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by plumbers, irrigation technicians, or general service contractors. Shut off and depressurize the connected pump or system before attaching or removing the hose. Verify that all fittings and clamps are rated at or above the hose working pressure of 130 psi before pressurizing the line. Inspect the hose for kinks, abrasion, or damage before each use, and avoid exceeding the rated temperature or pressure limits.