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IPEX XFR 526221 1-1/2 SPXH PVC STREET 45 ELBOW
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System XFR® Elbow, 45 deg Elbow Fitting, 1-1/2 in Connection Size 1, Connection Type 1: Spigot, 1-1/2 in Connection Size 2, Connection Type 2: Hub, Spigot|Hub Connection, PVC, Material Construction: PVC, Dark Gray, SCH 40
Creates a tight 45 degree change in your System XFR piping run where space is a concern. Includes hub and spigot ends to act as an extention from the existing pipe or fitting.
- When tested to the CAN/ULC S102.2 Standard, System XFR achieved a Flame Spread Rating of not greater than 25 and a Smoke Developed Classification of not greater than 50
- Meets National and Provincial Building Codes for high buildings, air plenums, noncombustible construction and penetrating a rate fire separation
- High impact strength in cold temperatures, exceeding CSA requirements
- Improved flow rates
- Lower thermal conductivity can reduce or eliminate the need for insulation
Product Details
System XFR® Elbow, 45 deg Elbow Fitting, 1-1/2 in Connection Size 1, Connection Type 1: Spigot, 1-1/2 in Connection Size 2, Connection Type 2: Hub, Spigot|Hub Connection, PVC, Material Construction: PVC, Dark Gray, SCH 40
Creates a tight 45 degree change in your System XFR piping run where space is a concern. Includes hub and spigot ends to act as an extention from the existing pipe or fitting.
Attributes
Features
- When tested to the CAN/ULC S102.2 Standard, System XFR achieved a Flame Spread Rating of not greater than 25 and a Smoke Developed Classification of not greater than 50
- Meets National and Provincial Building Codes for high buildings, air plenums, noncombustible construction and penetrating a rate fire separation
- High impact strength in cold temperatures, exceeding CSA requirements
- Improved flow rates
- Lower thermal conductivity can reduce or eliminate the need for insulation