Carlon 2 Inch Gray PVC Schedule 40 90 Degree Elbow - 36 Inch Radius

Carlon 2 Inch Gray PVC Schedule 40 90 Degree Elbow - 36 Inch Radius

Professional-Grade Rigid Non-Metallic Conduit Fitting

The Carlon 2 Inch Gray PVC Schedule 40 90 Degree Elbow delivers professional-grade conduit system performance for rigid non-metallic electrical installations. This PVC Schedule 40 elbow features a precise 36-inch radius design for electrical contractors and installers, providing the reliable performance and UL Listed safety that electrical professionals demand for conduit direction changes.

Professional Features & Benefits

Superior Construction Quality

• Schedule 40 PVC Construction - Heavy-duty wall thickness provides maximum durability and impact resistance for demanding electrical applications
• Precision 90 Degree Angle - Engineered for exact directional changes maintaining proper conduit alignment and wire pulling efficiency
• 36 Inch Radius Design - Extended radius reduces wire pulling tension and prevents cable damage during installation
• 2.375 Inch Outside Diameter - Standard sizing ensures perfect compatibility with 2 inch Schedule 40 conduit systems

Safety & Code Compliance

• UL Listed Certification (E323335) - Meets rigorous safety standards for electrical conduit fittings and code compliance requirements
• Gray Color Coding - Industry standard gray finish for easy identification in electrical installations
• Corrosion Resistant PVC - Non-metallic construction eliminates rust and corrosion concerns in wet or harsh environments

Technical Specifications

Nominal Size: 2 inches, Outside Diameter: 2.375 inches, Material: Schedule 40 PVC, Angle: 90 degrees, Radius: 36 inches, Color: Gray, UL Listed: E323335, Standards: UL approved for rigid non-metallic conduit systems, Selling Unit: Each

Installation Process

1. Measure and cut conduit to required lengths ensuring square, clean cuts for proper fitting engagement
2. Test fit elbow with conduit sections to verify proper alignment and positioning before applying solvent cement
3. Apply PVC primer to both conduit end and elbow socket interior for optimal bonding preparation
4. Apply solvent cement evenly to primed surfaces and immediately insert conduit into elbow socket
5. Hold joint firmly for 30 seconds ensuring complete engagement and proper alignment
6. Allow cure time per manufacturer specifications before wire pulling or system energization

Professional Applications

Ideal for:

• Commercial Electrical Systems - Office buildings, retail spaces, and industrial facilities requiring rigid conduit direction changes
• Residential Wiring Projects - Home electrical installations, basement wiring, and garage electrical systems
• Underground Conduit Runs - Direct burial applications and concrete encased conduit systems
• Outdoor Electrical Installations - Weather-resistant applications including parking lot lighting and exterior building wiring
• Industrial Process Wiring - Manufacturing facilities and processing plants requiring chemical resistant conduit fittings
• Municipal Infrastructure - Street lighting, traffic control systems, and public facility electrical installations
• Agricultural Electrical Systems - Barn wiring, irrigation control systems, and farm building electrical installations
• Educational Facility Wiring - Schools, universities, and training facilities requiring durable conduit systems

PVC Schedule 40 Advantage

Carlon PVC Schedule 40 elbows provide superior performance for electrical conduit systems with lightweight installation benefits, complete corrosion resistance, and excellent chemical compatibility. The non-metallic construction eliminates grounding concerns while providing long-term durability in harsh environmental conditions, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor electrical applications.

Why Choose Carlon Quality?

Carlon demonstrates unwavering commitment to UL Listed safety standards, reliable performance engineering, and comprehensive code compliance for electrical professionals. Every Schedule 40 elbow undergoes rigorous quality testing to ensure consistent performance, proper dimensional accuracy, and long-term reliability that electrical contractors trust for critical conduit system installations.