Charlotte Pipe Abs 00107 1400HA Abs Dwv Reducing Bushing 4x2

Product Description

The Charlotte Pipe Foundry ABS 00107 1400HA is a reducing bushing designed for ABS drain, waste, and vent (DWV) piping systems. It features a spigot-end outer profile that inserts directly into an existing fitting hub, stepping the line down from a 4-inch connection to a 2-inch pipe size. Plumbers use this bushing when a branch or continuation of a drain or vent run requires a reduction without adding a separate coupling and adapter. The spigot-by-hub configuration makes integration into existing ABS DWV assemblies straightforward, minimizing extra fittings in the system.

This reducing bushing is intended for residential and light commercial drain, waste, and vent applications where ABS pipe is the specified material. It is suited for use in new construction and retrofit plumbing systems wherever a 4-inch hub fitting must transition to a 2-inch run. The bushing inserts into any standard 4-inch ABS DWV fitting hub, so it works within standard gravity-flow drain and vent configurations commonly found in residential buildings and multi-unit structures.

Key Features

• Reduces a 4-inch hub connection down to a 2-inch pipe size in a single fitting
• Spigot end inserts directly into a standard 4-inch ABS DWV fitting hub
• ABS construction compatible with ABS DWV solvent-weld systems
• Eliminates the need for additional couplings or adapters at a reduction point
• Packaged in quantities of 30 units per package for trade and contractor use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fitting for ABS DWV piping systems using 4-inch hub fittings transitioning to 2-inch pipe runs.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed plumbers in accordance with local plumbing codes and the International Plumbing Code (IPC). Shut off water supply and ensure the drain system is depressurized and dry before fitting. Use ABS-approved solvent cement and primer per manufacturer and code requirements when making solvent-weld joints. Do not apply excessive force when seating the spigot into the hub, as this can cause joint misalignment.