Spears® FlameGuard® 4201-007 Standard Tee, 3/4 in Socket x 3/4 in Socket x 3/4 in Socket, CPVC, Orange

Description

Spears® FlameGuard® Standard Tee, Tee Fitting, 3/4 in Connection Size 1, Socket Connection Type 1, 3/4 in Connection Size 2, Socket Connection Type 2, 3/4 in Connection Size 3, Socket Connection Type 3, Socket|Socket|Socket Connection, CPVC, Molded CPVC Material Construction, Orange, 175 psi, 2-31/32 in L, 150 deg F

Spears® FlameGuard® CPVC fire sprinkler products provide a cost effective alternative to metal systems with advantages of high corrosion resistance, improved system hydraulics, ease of installation and quick assembly with readily available tools. CPVC fire sprinkler systems are based on proven products that have been in continuous service for over 40 years. Spears® FlameGuard® products are approved by UL, FM global, LPCB and certified by NSF international for potable water use. Check local codes for restrictions and limitations.

Features

• Unlike metal systems, FlameGuard® CPVC products never rust, scale or pit and do not sustain biological growth a cause of microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC) which can destroy metal fire sprinkler systems from the inside out
• The smooth-wall interior surfaces of FlameGuard® CPVC systems result in reduced friction loss over metal systems
• The design flow characteristics remain constant throughout the life of the product because there is no interior corrosion in the system due to microbiological activity
• FlameGuard® CPVC system installations significantly reduce costs over conventional metal piping by virtually eliminating prefabrication
• Systems can be fully installed on site using solvent cement joining methods
• FlameGuard® CPVC fire sprinkler products are UL listed for US and Canada applications for light hazard occupancies as defined in NFPA 13, residential occupancies up to and including four-stories as defined in NFPA 13R and residential occupancies for one and two family dwellings and manufactured homes as defined in NFPA 13D

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