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As it turns out, being a plumber building a new house for one's self and using "new" technology does have its downfalls. I should have listened to the tiny voice inside that wanted me to use copper throughout. I am a pipe trades instructor in a tech school and a couple of the other instructors...

fitting I.D. It turns out the fittings are manufactured by "Waterline" out of Missisauga, Ontario, Canada. I think they are garbage. I have had two fail, it looks to me that the metal is not of good quality. They are snapping off and look all crystalized at the breaks. Their warranty states...

I have a couple of failed pex fittings and I am trying to determine the manufacturer. They have three wavy lines(like a symbol for water) and then PEX. They have a CSA insignia and a B number, but they failed like Zurn's have been. I am wondering who makes them. Thanks, Dave