So the CV1800 boxes arrived and all was checked for damages, none found. Get the sub-panel and start its installation, choke on the cost of wires these day (problem with age and memory). So now it's time to assemble and get the pipe and fittings. Not thinking I get DWV pipe and Wyes, all 6", and then look at the 6" clear flex hose I have for blast gate connections. There's no way the DWV pipe and flex hose are going to connect. Look deeper and see the recommended pvc pipe listed is SDR35 non-gasketed which I think is a smaller thickness but haven't seen yet.
So for those who have been down this road can a guy get some help here. If you did indeed use the SDR35 pipe what WYEs did you find that actually fit.? Were they the DWV fittings or are there SDR fittings? My local home supply store seems a bit foggy on this. As it's a 45 minute trip to town each way I'd like to get a complete list together and try something different fora change and make just one trip.
I plan on using clear caulk to join the pipe and figure I need 4 wyes, 1 end cap and 20' of pipe. I have 6"-4" reducers on order for the connection to the equipment using as short a connection if possible. Then of course I'll need to run a ground wire through the system to reduce/eliminate static electricity. Anything I'm missing here?
Thanks,
-Steve
So for those who have been down this road can a guy get some help here. If you did indeed use the SDR35 pipe what WYEs did you find that actually fit.? Were they the DWV fittings or are there SDR fittings? My local home supply store seems a bit foggy on this. As it's a 45 minute trip to town each way I'd like to get a complete list together and try something different fora change and make just one trip.
I plan on using clear caulk to join the pipe and figure I need 4 wyes, 1 end cap and 20' of pipe. I have 6"-4" reducers on order for the connection to the equipment using as short a connection if possible. Then of course I'll need to run a ground wire through the system to reduce/eliminate static electricity. Anything I'm missing here?
Thanks,
-Steve