Charlotte Pipe Pvc 00107 1400HA Pvc Dwv Reducing Bushing

Product Description

The CHARLOTTE PIPE PVC 00107 1400HA is a PVC drain, waste, and vent (DWV) reducing bushing that steps down a 3-inch hub to a 2-inch pipe connection. It is designed for gravity-fed, non-pressure waste elimination systems in residential and light commercial plumbing. The bushing is rated for use in systems where temperatures will not exceed 140 degrees F. Lightweight PVC construction keeps handling easy, and solvent-cement joining requires no special cutting tools. Licensed plumbers and pipefitters install this fitting as part of DWV drain trees, cleanout configurations, and branch reductions.

This reducing bushing is used wherever a DWV pipeline transitions from a 3-inch main to a 2-inch branch or outlet. Typical applications include bathroom drain groups, laundry drain connections, and fixture branch tie-ins in residential new construction and remodel work. It is suitable for use in gravity-drain systems only and is not intended for pressurized water supply service. Installation follows standard IPC and local plumbing code requirements for solvent-cemented PVC DWV systems.

Key Features

• Reduces 3-inch hub to 2-inch pipe for DWV branch transitions
• Rated for non-pressure, gravity-fed drain, waste, and vent service
• Maximum service temperature of 140 degrees F
• Solvent-cement joining — no special tools required for cutting or assembly
• Lightweight PVC construction simplifies handling and installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fitting for use in residential and light commercial PVC DWV piping systems. Compatible with standard solvent-cement joining methods including threading, flanging, and roll-grooved joining where applicable to PVC DWV assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with the applicable IPC or local plumbing code. Shut off water supply and ensure the drain line is clear before cutting into an existing system. Clean and prime both mating surfaces before applying PVC solvent cement, and allow adequate cure time before restoring flow. Do not use this fitting in pressurized water supply lines or in systems exceeding the rated temperature.