Hayward Duraniche Vinyl Fiberglass Pools - SP0607U
Socket conduit connection designed for quick and simple gluing to PVC pipe. Provides a cleaner, more reliable seal vs. threaded-type connections All SP0600U, SP0600, SP0607U and SP0607 niches have a 45 degree 1" outlet, which can be adjusted for top or rear conduit connection using the 45 degree U.L. approved sweep elbow and coupling or Non-U.L. approved spigot elbow. The SP0601U and SP0601 niche have a 1" rear outlet, which can be adjusted to 45°. All 1" outlets can be quickly converted to 3/4" with either a U.L. approved reducing adapter (included)or Non-U.L. approved reducer (included). Easily accessible connections for grounding/bonding. Internally-threaded connection for pressure testing of conduit line. Replaceable mounting brackets (top and bottom) for serviceability. UL Listed for fresh water and complies with N.E.C. (1993). Injection molded PVC fixture housing for corrosion free performance New U.L. Approved sweep elbow fitting, coupling and reducer included in SP0600U, SP0601U and SP0607U, meet the highest standard and provide the most convenient installation.
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Key Features
- Injection-molded PVC fixture housing for corrosion-free performance
- Socket conduit connection designed for quick and simple gluing to PVC pipe. Provides a clean, reliable seal
- U.L. approved sweep elbow fitting, coupling and reducer are included to meet the highest standard and provide the most convenient installation
- Easily accessible connections for grounding/bonding
- Internally-threaded connection for pressure testing of conduit line
- Complies with NEC 2002 with over 9 square Inches of bonding surface area
- Attractive, injection-molded Duralon(TM) face rim assembly for corrosion-free performance
- Fits all standard punch designs, no tooling modifications are required
- Incorporates the dependability of Hayward's proven wall panel sealing method