Abb UA7AHB-CAR Pvc Sch 40 45 Degree Elbow 1.5 Inches

Product Description

The ABB INSTALLATION PRODUCTS UA7AHB-CAR is a 1.5-inch Schedule 40 PVC 45-degree elbow with a belled end and standard radius. This fitting redirects conduit or piping runs at a 45-degree angle while maintaining full Schedule 40 wall thickness for durability in electrical conduit, plumbing, and irrigation applications. The belled end simplifies solvent-weld connections by accepting standard PVC pipe directly without a separate coupler. Electricians, plumbers, and irrigation contractors install this fitting where a moderate directional change is needed in a rigid PVC system. It is sold in a package quantity of five units.

This elbow is suited for residential and light commercial installations where 1.5-inch Schedule 40 PVC conduit or pipe is routed through walls, slabs, or underground runs. The 45-degree angle is commonly used to offset around obstacles or transition between vertical and angled runs with less pressure drop than a 90-degree turn. It performs in both above-grade and direct-burial applications consistent with Schedule 40 PVC ratings.

Key Features

• 1.5-inch nominal size fits standard Schedule 40 PVC pipe and conduit
• 45-degree sweep angle for moderate directional changes in a conduit or pipe run
• Belled end accepts pipe directly for straightforward solvent-weld assembly
• Standard radius geometry reduces flow restriction compared to short-radius fittings
• Schedule 40 wall thickness provides reliable service in direct-burial and above-grade use
• Sold in a package of 5 units

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation fitting compatible with 1.5-inch Schedule 40 PVC pipe and conduit systems using solvent-weld connections.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed electricians or plumbers depending on the application. Solvent-weld connections require proper PVC primer and cement applied per the adhesive manufacturer instructions and applicable code requirements such as NEC for conduit or IPC for plumbing. Ensure pipe ends are clean, deburred, and dry before applying primer and cement. Allow adequate cure time before pressurizing or pulling wire through the assembly.