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Acorn 2152-010-199 PE Tubing 10 Ft
CEC-compliant polyethylene tubing for Acorn showers, supplied in a ten-foot length
- TypeDrain Components
- CEC compliant for code-approved installations
- 10 ft length suits multiple shower connections
- Polyethylene construction resists corrosion and scale
- Designed for Acorn Acme, Apex and Zenith showers
- 1/8 in O.D. fits standard compression fittings
Orange PE Tubing 10 ft
The Acorn 2152-010-199 is a 10 ft length of orange polyethylene tubing designed for use with Acorn Acme, Apex and Zenith showers. It suits maintenance teams and installers who need a CEC-compliant drain component for these specific shower series.
Polyethylene construction for shower drains
The tubing is made from polyethylene and carries CEC compliance for the intended application. Its 120 in length and 1/4 in diameter are matched to the connection requirements of the listed Acorn shower models, allowing direct integration without additional adapters.
Supplied as a single 10 ft coil
The product ships as one continuous 10 ft coil ready to be cut to the exact lengths required during installation. No extra fittings, tools or software are included, so installers should have compatible connectors on hand before starting the job.
Highlights
- CEC compliant for code-approved installations
- 10 ft length suits multiple shower connections
- Polyethylene construction resists corrosion and scale
- Designed for Acorn Acme, Apex and Zenith showers
- 1/8 in O.D. fits standard compression fittings
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Acorn |
| Model | 2152-010-199 |
Questions about this item
What standard does the 1/8 inch O.D. PE tubing meet for shower installations?
The tubing is CEC compliant for use with Acorn Acme, Apex and Zenith shower series.
What dimensions and material are required for the tubing to fit the shower system?
It is polyethylene tubing measuring 120 inches long with a 1/8 inch outside diameter and 1/4 inch diameter specification.
How is the tubing connected to the shower, and what common mistake should be avoided?
The tubing is cut to length and pushed onto the shower's barbed fittings; the frequent error is not securing it with a hose clamp, which can cause leaks.
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