Charlotte Pipe Pvc 02107 4400HA 4x3 in Pvc Reducer Bushing

Product Description

The CHARLOTTE PIPE FOUNDRY CO. PVC 02107 4400HA is a 4-inch by 3-inch white PVC reducer bushing with a spigot by slip connection configuration. It is designed to reduce pipe diameter within a pressurized or gravity-flow PVC piping system. The bushing meets ASTM D 2466 requirements, confirming it is manufactured to standardized dimensional and pressure tolerances for Schedule 40 PVC fittings. Plumbers, irrigation contractors, and licensed sprinkler system installers typically work with this fitting during new construction or system modifications requiring a step-down transition between two pipe sizes.

This reducer bushing is suited for sprinkler and irrigation system applications where a 4-inch main line must transition down to a 3-inch branch or zone line. The spigot end inserts into a standard 4-inch slip socket fitting, while the slip end accepts a standard 3-inch spigot or pipe. It is appropriate for residential and light commercial irrigation layouts. The white color finish is standard for Schedule 40 PVC irrigation and plumbing fittings in above-ground or buried installations.

Key Features

• Reduces from 4-inch to 3-inch pipe diameter in a single fitting
• Spigot x Slip connection for straightforward solvent-weld installation
• Meets ASTM D 2466 dimensional and material standards for Schedule 40 PVC fittings
• White PVC construction suitable for irrigation and sprinkler system use
• Sold in a package quantity of 6 units per pack

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation fitting compatible with standard Schedule 40 PVC piping systems using 4-inch and 3-inch nominal pipe sizes in sprinkler and irrigation applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a plumber or licensed irrigation contractor using standard PVC solvent cement and primer per the fitting manufacturer and local plumbing code requirements. Shut off the water supply and depressurize the line before cutting into any existing piping. Ensure pipe ends are cut square, deburred, and cleaned before applying primer and cement. Do not apply excessive force when seating the spigot end into the receiving socket, and allow full cure time before pressurizing the system.