Charlotte Pipe Pvc 02304 0500HA 1/2 in 90 Deg Street Elbow

Product Description

The CHARLOTTE PIPE FOUNDRY CO. PVC 02304 0500HA is a 1/2-inch white PVC 90-degree street elbow with a spigot x slip connection. It is used to make a right-angle turn directly off another fitting without needing an additional coupling. The spigot end inserts into a standard slip socket fitting, while the slip end accepts a spigot or pipe of the same size. This fitting is manufactured to meet the requirements of ASTM D 2466, making it appropriate for low-pressure water distribution applications. Plumbers and irrigation contractors install this fitting as part of PVC Schedule 40 lateral and mainline assemblies.

This elbow is commonly used in residential and light commercial sprinkler and irrigation systems where compact directional changes are required. The street configuration allows back-to-back fitting connections, reducing the need for short pipe nipples in tight spaces. It is sold in packages of 25 units, making it practical for contractors stocking fittings for multi-zone irrigation projects or service calls.

Key Features

• 90-degree street elbow allows a right-angle turn directly from an adjacent fitting
• Spigot x slip end configuration eliminates the need for an extra coupling
• White PVC construction suited for above-grade and underground irrigation use
• Meets ASTM D 2466 standard for Schedule 40 PVC pressure fittings
• Packaged in quantities of 25 for contractor and job-site use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-use fitting compatible with Schedule 40 PVC piping systems meeting ASTM D 2466 requirements, including residential and commercial sprinkler and irrigation system assemblies.

Installation Notes

This fitting is installed by irrigation and plumbing contractors using standard PVC solvent cement and primer per manufacturer and local code requirements. Shut off water supply and depressurize the line before cutting or disassembling existing pipe. Apply primer and solvent cement to both the spigot end and the receiving slip socket; do not use solvent cement on dry or wet surfaces. Allow adequate cure time before pressurizing the system, per the cement manufacturer's instructions and applicable plumbing codes.