Charlotte Pipe Cts 12007 0200R Cpvc Water Pipe 3/4 in

Product Description

The Charlotte Pipe Foundry CTS 12007 0200R is a CPVC water pipe manufactured to CTS (Copper Tube Size) dimensions, designed for residential and light commercial hot and cold potable water distribution systems. The pipe measures 3/4 inch nominal with a 7/8 inch outside diameter and comes in 2-foot lengths with plain ends ready for solvent-cement joining. Built with a solid wall construction, it meets ASTM D2846 standards and carries NSF listing for safe use in drinking water systems. Licensed plumbers and pipefitters install this pipe as a reliable, heat-resistant alternative to copper or PVC in pressurized water lines.

This CPVC pipe is suited for potable water supply lines in residential new construction, remodels, and repair work. The 3/4 inch CTS size fits standard CPVC fittings used on branch and main supply lines serving fixtures throughout a structure. The 2-foot plain-end lengths are useful in tight spaces or cut-to-fit applications where longer sticks would be difficult to handle. The 56-piece package quantity makes this format practical for stocking a service van or completing a moderate-scale rough-in job.

Key Features

• CPVC solid wall construction rated for both hot and cold potable water service
• 7/8 inch outside diameter to CTS standard, compatible with CPVC solvent-weld fittings
• Plain ends designed for solvent-cement socket connections
• Meets ASTM D2846 dimensional and pressure requirements
• NSF listed for use in drinking water systems
• 2-foot lengths in a 56-piece pack for flexible job-site or van-stock use

Compatibility

Designed for use with 3/4 inch CTS CPVC fittings and solvent-cement systems meeting ASTM D2846 requirements, as specified in the product documentation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with the applicable plumbing code, such as the IPC or UPC. Shut off and depressurize the water supply before cutting into any existing line. Use a CPVC-rated solvent cement and primer; do not substitute PVC cement, as it is not rated for CPVC. Allow full cure time before pressurizing the system per the cement manufacturer's instructions.