orange conduit roll hdpe....for water???

[tinysparky]

Anybody know if this HDPE pipe is usable for potable water? Picture is attached.

JM Eagle 1 1/4" IPS SDR 13.5 HDPE ASTM f2160 can't seem to use my google wizardry to find it.

 

[saewoody]

I thought that was generally for high temp water; like boiler, etc. Do you just have extra and want to use it?


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[larry4406]

Slick pipe, inner duct, low voltage conduit. I would say no. I'm sure no NSF rating.

 

[NLBUILDER]

Used mostly for protecting fiber optic cables in utility cable trays around these parts.

 

[ptgarcia]

No, not for water. Used for dry utilities as noted above.

 

[Milton Shaw]

They also run blue pipe for fiber around here. Usually an orange and a blue in the same ditch or conduit. Then pull a mile or so of fiber into it and junction it a lot farther apart than the were able to do for copper. Here they pull the ends out of the manhole and into a trailer or truck and do the individual junctions above ground in much better conditions than you would find actually in the manhole.

 

[npmako]

Most definitely communications duct....now it will fuse up (to the blue electrofuson fittings) and work for water, but not at all recommended or approved for potable applications.