Spears 4201-249 Cpvc Reducing Tee 2x2x1 in Socket

Product Description

The SPEARS 4201-249 is a molded CPVC reducing tee designed for fire sprinkler piping systems. It features a socket end style and a nominal size of 2 x 2 x 1 inches, with an overall length of 4-23/32 inches. Rated to 175 psi and 150 degrees F, this fitting handles the pressure and temperature demands typical of residential and light commercial fire sprinkler installations. The orange CPVC construction resists corrosion and supports strong hydraulic flow characteristics. It is manufactured domestically in the United States and carries UL listing, FM Global approval, LPCB approval, and NSF certification for potable water service.

This fitting is suited for CPVC fire sprinkler systems in residential and commercial applications where a branch reduction from a 2-inch main run down to a 1-inch outlet is required. The socket connection style allows for fast solvent-cement assembly using standard CPVC fire sprinkler cement and readily available hand tools. CPVC fire sprinkler systems of this type have been in continuous service for over 40 years, making this a field-proven choice for new construction and retrofit work alike. Check local codes for restrictions and limitations before installation.

Key Features

• Molded CPVC construction provides high corrosion resistance without the weight or cost of metal fittings
• 175 psi pressure rating suitable for residential and light commercial fire sprinkler systems
• 150 degrees F temperature rating
• Socket end style enables fast, reliable solvent-cement assembly
• UL listed, FM Global approved, LPCB approved, and NSF certified for potable water use
• Domestically manufactured in the United States

Compatibility

Designed for use in CPVC fire sprinkler piping systems. Listed and approved under UL, FM Global, and LPCB standards. Check local codes for any restrictions or limitations on CPVC fire sprinkler use in your jurisdiction.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed fire sprinkler contractor or qualified trades professional familiar with NFPA 13 or NFPA 13R system requirements. Depressurize and drain the system section before cutting into any existing piping. Use only CPVC-rated solvent cement and primer approved for fire sprinkler service, and allow full cure time before restoring system pressure. Do not use this fitting with metal pipe cement or in applications outside its listed pressure and temperature ratings.