SPLIT SWEEPS – SPECIFICATIONS & FEATURES

Conduit Repair Systems, Inc.’s (“CRS”) split sweeps are a high-grade, rigid split conduit fitting produced from virgin polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Designed for commercial, industrial, and utility applications, CRS’s PVC split sweeps come in 45 and 90-degree bends and are proven to provide durable and effective performance in underground, encased, and above ground exposed applications. It is an easy-to-use, self-locking split conduit fitting that eliminates the need to cut and splice cables when replacing damaged sweeps.

CRS’s split sweeps are designed for many cable and conduit applications including:

Electric Utilities
Cable, data, and communication lines
Industrial and commercial buildings
Street and Highway underground feeds
Transportation Systems - airports, bridges, subways, and tunnels
Repairing damaged conduit
Enclosing cable on telephone poles
Enclosing direct buried cable
OEM applications
Residential electrical applications

Material

CRS’s schedule 40, schedule 80, and type C split PVC sweeps are produced with the following material:

YL-1050P

UL Approved Material (UL File #: E464586)

YL-1050P is a special purpose, rigid PVC profile extraction compound, which is designed for profile extrusion molding and applications requiring the following properties:

Weatherability
Impact Strength
Durability
Dimensional Stability
Flame Retardant
Chemical Resistant

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Codes and Standards Compliance

CRS’s split couplings have been independently tested by Intertek and certified to UL 651* and are approved for use in electrical applications in accordance with the National Electrical Code. The listed products are identified with the ETL Listed Mark. Additionally, the split conduit is manufactured in accordance with NEMA TC-2.

Please visit www.intertek.com for detailed ETL Listing information.

*The ETL Listing does not apply to CRS’s 1” schedule 40 and 4” c-duct split couplings.

Important Information

Use of CRS’s split conduit products should be done in accordance with the product’s installation instructions. All safety guidelines in the National Electrical Code related to the installation of schedule 40 and schedule 80 conduit shall be strictly followed.

We believe the information contained in this specifications sheet to be reliable and accurate to the best of our knowledge, but we cannot warranty for process and applications beyond our control.