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Knoxville Utilities Board | Standards and Specifications Last Revision: 10/1/2019 SECTION 02080 MATERIAL This section contains KUB’s entire material stock list with the approved vendor(s) for each item. Items without an approved vendor need to be cleared with a KUB inspector before being used. ELECTRIC CONDUIT AND FITTINGS WIRE AND CABLE HARDWARE INSULATORS SWITCHES & ARRESTERS LIGHTING FUSES SUBSTA AND UNDERGROUND MTRL METERING POLES AND ARMS FIBERGLASS MATERIAL WATER PIPE AND FITTINGS HARDWARE METERING SADDLES AND CLAMPS VALVES HYDRANTS AND PARTS WATER PLANT PARTS GAS PIPE AND FITTINGS WIRE AND CABLE HARDWARE TRANSFORMERS AND METERS MTS SADDLES AND CLAMPS VALVES WATER HEATERS WATER HEATERS WASTE WATER PIPE AND FITTINGS VALVES WASTE WATER PLANT PARTS TRANSFORMERS Precap Electric Metering Equip AND METERS Precap Gas Loop Meters Precap Residential Gas Meters Precap Commercial Gas Meters Precap Gas Regulators/Reliefs Precap Transformers & Equip Precap Water Meter Equipment KUB Item # Description Long Description MFG MFG Part # Preferred Part ELECTRIC CONDUIT AND FITTINGS 103952 BUSHING CONDUIT 2" MALE BUSHING CONDUIT 2" MALE O.Z./GEDNEY BB 200 Y 103960 BUSHING CONDUIT 2" FEMALE BUSHING CONDUIT 2" FEMALE ELASTIMOLD K675BLR Y 103962 BUSHING CONDUIT PVC 2-1/2" FEM BUSHING CONDUIT PVC 2-1/2" CANTEX CO BU-507 Y FEMALE 104091 BUSHING CONDUIT 1" FEMALE BUSHING CONDUIT 1" FEMALE CANTEX CO 5140048 Y 104232 ADAPTER CND PVC 1" FEMALE ADAPTER CONDUIT PVC 1" FEM CANTEX CO 5140045 Y CARLON E942F N PICOMA ME942F N INDUSTRIES 104240 COUPLING CND PVC 1" SLIP-JOINT COUPLING COND PVC 1" SCH 80 CANTEX CO 6141625 Y CARLON E940F N PICOMA ME942F N INDUSTRIES 104265 BUSHING CONDUIT 1" MALE BUSHING CONDUIT 1" MALE O.Z./GEDNEY PEM-4 Y 104984 BEND CONDUIT PVC 1"" 90 D STD BEND CONDUIT PVC 1" 90 D STD R CANTEX CO 5133825 Y CARLON UA9AF N PICOMA MUA9AF N INDUSTRIES QUEEN CITY 2401017 N PLASTICS 141036 SPACER BASE FOR 4" PVC 6" OC SPACER BASE FOR 4" PVC 6" ON CANTEX CO 5335968 Y CTR SPACER, BASE, PLASTIC, INTERLOCKING, (HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL), SINGLE, FOR USE WITH 4 INCH TYPE "EB" PVC CONDUIT INSTALLED WITH 6 INCH SPACING BETWEEN CENTERS CARLON N PICOMA MS288NH N INDUSTRIES QUEEN CITY 8024158 N PLASTICS UNDERGROUN N D PRODUCTS 141044 SPACER INTER FOR 4" PVC 6" OC SPACER INTR FOR 4" PVC 6" ON CANTEX CO 5336021 Y CTR SPACER, INTERMEDIATE, PLASTIC, INTERLOCK ING (HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL), SINGLE, FOR USE WITH 4IN TYPE "EB" PVC CONDUIT I NSTALLED WITH 6IN SPACING BETWEEN CENTERS CARLON S289NH N PICOMA MS289NH N INDUSTRIES QUEEN CITY 8034158 N PLASTICS UNDERGROUN N D PRODUCTS 141085 CEMENT SOLVENT FOR PVC CEMENT SOLVENT FOR PVC CARLON VC9982 N CONDUIT CONDUIT QUART CEMENT, SOLVENT, HEAVY DUTY, INDUSTRIAL GRADE FOR USE WITH PVC CONDUIT TYPES "EB", "DB", SCHEDULE 40, AND SCHEDULE 80 IN HOT OR COLD WEATHER. QUART CAN SIZE WITH APPLICATOR TOP. OATEY 31008 Y OATEY LEAD 31008 N CO. UNITED UNIWELD N ELCHEM 141093 CONDUIT PVC 2" SCH-80 CONDUIT PVC 2" SCH 80 CONDUIT, CANTEX CO A53CA12 N PVC, 2 INCH, SCHEDULE 80 WITH INTEGRAL COUPLING FOR USE ON RISER POLES , ROAD CROSSINGS, ETC. WITH CONDUCTORS RATED TO 90 DEG. C. SUPPLIED IN 10 FT LENGTHS. CARLON 49411 Y QUEEN CITY 1182031 N PLASTICS 141101 CONDUIT PVC 4" SCH-80 CONDUIT PVC 4" SCH 80 CONDUIT, CANTEX CO A53EA12 N PVC, 4 INCH, SCHEDULE 80 WITH INTEGRAL COUPLING FOR USE ON RISER POLES , ROAD CROSSINGS, ETC. WITH CONDUCTORS RATED TO 90 DEG C. SUPPLIED IN 10 FT LENGTHS. CARLON 49415 Y QUEEN CITY 1184031 N PLASTICS 141192 ADAPTER CND PVC 2" FEMALE ADAPTER CONDUIT PVC 2" FEM CANTEX CO 5140048 Y SCH 40 ADAPTER, CONDUIT, PVC, 2 INCH, FEMALE, FOR COUPLING SCHED. 40 PVC DUCT TO METALLIC TYPE DUCT. ADAPTER GLUES TO THE E PVC CONDUIT AND HAS FEMALE THREADS TO ALLOW THE METALLIC CONDUIT TO SCREW INTO CARLON N CERTAINEED 59635 N CORP PICOMA ME942J N INDUSTRIES R & G SLOANE N CO. SEDCO 50720 N 141200 ADAPTER CND PVC 4" FEMALE ADAPTER CONDUIT PVC 4" FEM CANTEX CO 5140052 Y TYPE EB ADAPTER, CONDUIT, PVC, 4 INCH, FEMALE, FOR COUPLING SCHEDULE 40 PVC DUCT TO METALLIC TYPE DUCT. ADAPTER GLUES TO THE E PVC CONDUIT AND HAS FEMALE THREADS TO ALLOW THE METALLIC CONDUIT TO SCREW INTO CARLON N CERTAINEED 59639 N CORP PICOMA 780-040 N INDUSTRIES R & G SLOANE N CO. SEDCO 50740 N 141218 COUPLING CND PVC 2 SCH-80 COUPLING COND PVC 2" SCH 80 CANTEX CO 6141628 Y COUPLING, CONDUIT, PVC, 2 INCH, FOR USE WITH PVC CEMENT IN JOINING TWO SECTIONS OF PVC SCHEDULE 80 (OR 40) CONDUIT. COU PLING SHALL CONFORM TO NEMA STANDARD TC-3, LATEST REVISION, FOR PVC FITTINGS. CARLON N CERTAINEED 59606 N CORP KRALOY/MULTI CP20 N FITTINGS CORP PICOMA ME940J N INDUSTRIES R & G SLOANE N CO. SEDCO 50120 N 141226 COUPLING CND PVC 4" SCH-80 COUPLING COND PVC 4" SCH 80 CANTEX CO 6141632 Y COUPLING, CONDUIT, PVC, 4 INCH, FOR USE WITH PVC CEMENT IN JOINING TWO SECTIONS OF PVC SCHEDULE 80 (OR 40) CONDUIT. COU PLING SHALL CONFORM TO NEMA STANDARDS TC-3, LATEST REVISION, FOR PVC FITTINGS. CARLON E940N N CERTAINEED 59610 N CORP KRALOY/MULTI CP40 N FITTINGS CORP PICOMA ME940N N INDUSTRIES R & G SLOANE N CO. SEDCO 50140 N 141796 SPACER BASE FOR 2" PVC 4" OC SPACER BASE FOR 2" PVC SPACER, CANTEX CO 5335961 Y BASE, PLASTIC, INTERLOCKING BOTH HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL, SINGLE, FOR USE WITH 2 INCH TYPE "EB" PVC CONDUI T INSTALLED WITH A NOMINAL DUCT SEPARATION OF 1.5" AND SHALL BE COMPATIB CARLON S288JH N CERTAINEED 59502 N CORP PICOMA MS288JH N INDUSTRIES UNDERGROUN N D PRODUCTS 141804 SPACER INTER FOR 2" PVC 4" OC SPACER INTR FOR 2" PVC SPACER, CANTEX CO 5336000 Y INTERMEDIATE, PLASTIC, INTERLOCK ING BOTH HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL, SINGLE, FOR USE WITH 2 INCH TYPE "EB" PV C CONDUIT INSTALLED WITH A NOMINAL DUCT SEPARATION OF 1.5" AND SHALL BE COMPATIB CARLON S289JH N PICOMA N INDUSTRIES QUEEN CITY 8022158 N PLASTICS UNDERGROUN N D PRODUCTS 142075 BEND CONDUIT PVC 2"" 90-D 18R BEND CONDUIT PVC 2" 90-D 18R CANTEX CO 5133844 Y SCH 80 BEND, CONDUIT, PVC, SCHEDULE 80, 90 DEGREE, 2 INCH, 18 INCH RADIUS, FOR DIRECT BURIAL OR CONCRETE ENCASEMENT USE WITH SCHEDULE 80 CONDUIT. BEND SHALL CONFORM TO NEMA STANDARD #TC6, LATEST REVISION. CARLON UA9CJ N CERTAINEED 59704 N CORP P P S N PICOMA MUA9CJ N INDUSTRIES R & G SLOANE N CO. SEDCO 79120 N 142083 BEND CONDUIT PVC 2"" 90-D 24R BEND CONDUIT PVC 2" 90-D 24R CANTEX CO 5133836 Y SCH 80 BEND, CONDUIT, PVC, SCHEDULE 80, 90 DEGREE, 2 INCH, 24 INCH RADIUS, FOR DIRECT BURIAL OR CONCRETE ENCASEMENT, USE WITH SCHEDULE 80 CONDUIT. BEND SHALL CONFORM TO NEMA STANDARD #TC6 LATEST REVISION. CARLON UA9DJ N CERTAINEED 59711 N CORP P P S N PICOMA N INDUSTRIES R & G SLOANE N CO. SEDCO N 142091 BEND CND PVC-80 4" 90-DEG 24R BEND CONDUIT PVC 4" 90-D 24R CANTEX CO 5133822 Y SCH 80 BEND, CONDUIT, PVC, SCHEDULE 80, 90 DEGREE, 4 INCH, 24 INCH RADIUS, FOR DIRECT BURIAL OR CONCRETE ENCASEMENT USE WITH SCHEDULE 80 CONDUIT. BEND SHALL CONFORM TO NEMA STANDARD #TC6, LATEST REVISION. CARLON UA9DN N CERTAINEED 59715 N CORP P P S N PICOMA MUA9DN N INDUSTRIES R & G SLOANE N CO. SEDCO 79240 N 142109 BEND CND PVC-80 4" 90-DEG 36R BEND CONDUIT PVC 4" 90-D 36R CANTEX CO 5133821 N SCH 80 BEND, CONDUIT, PVC, SCHEDULE 80, 90 DEGREE, 4 INCH, 36 INCH RADIUS, FOR DIRECT BURIAL OR CONCRET ENCASEMENT USE WITH SC HEDULE 80 CONDUIT. BEND SHALL CONFORM TO NEMA STANDARD #TC6, LATEST REVISION. CARLON UA9FN Y CERTAINEED 59734 N CORP P P S N PICOMA MUA9FN N INDUSTRIES R & G SLOANE N CO. SEDCO N 165837 STRAP PIPE 2 HL PLATED 4"" PIP STRAP PIPE 2 HL PLATED 4" PIPE ALUMA FORM STK-4 Y INC. EGS TH-1810 N MINERALLAC HD296 N 165845 STRAP PIPE 2 HL PLATED 2"" PIP STRAP PIPE 2 HL PLATED 2" PIPE COOPER OLIVER 4522 Y POWER SYSTEMS KIN LINE (E E 477-2 N RULE) MINERALLAC HD 290 N 165846 STRAP PIPE 2 HOLE PLATED 2-1/2 STRAP PIPE 2 HOLE PLATED 2-1/2" CANTEX CO MSTK2.5 Y PIPE 165852 STRAP PIPE 1 HL PLATED 1"" PIP STRAP PIPE 1 HL PLATED 1" PIPE APPLETON CL-100 Y COOPER MW412 N LIGHTING STANDARD 193 N TRANSFORMER S 166371 BEND CND PVC-80 2" 90-DEG 12R BEND CONDUIT PVC 2" 90-D 12R CANTEX CO 5133828 Y SCH 80 BEND, CONDUIT PVC, SCHEDULE 80, 90 DEGRE E, 2 INCH, 12 INCH RADIUS, FOR DIRECT BURIAL OR CONCRETE ENCASEMENT USE WITH SCHEDULE 80 CONDUIT. BEND SHALL CONFORM TO NEMA STANDARD #TC6, LATEST REVISION. CARLON UA9AJ N CERTAINEED 59593 N CORP P P S N PICOMA N INDUSTRIES R & G SLOANE N CO. SEDCO 79020 N 167189 TEE PVC 1" TEE PVC 1" CANTEX CO N CARLON E983F Y 167387 WEATHERHEAD PVC WEATHERTITE WEATHERHEAD PVC CANTEX CO 5133741 Y 1 WEATHERTITE 1" 168468 PROTECTOR CABLE PLASTIC 3""-6" PROTECTOR CABLE PLASTIC 3"-6" VIRGINIA LG-345 Y PLASTICS CO. 171868 CONDUIT PVC 1" SLIP-JOINT CONDUIT PVC 1" , SCHEDULE 80, CANTEX CO A52BA12 N SLIP JOINT CARLON 49008 Y 177626 CONDUIT GLV 2" CONDUIT GLV 2" REPUBLIC UTC 2" GALV STEEL N UNITED PIPE Y 182006 BEND CND PVC-80 2" 22-DEG 24R BEND CONDUIT PVC 2" 22 D 24R CANTEX CO 5133915 Y SCH 80 BEND,CONDUIT,PVC,2 INCH,SCHEDULE 80,22 1 /2 DEGREE,WITH 24 INCH RADIUS.FOR USE W/SCHEDULE 80 PVC CONDUIT AND OTHER PVC FITTINGS TO INSTALL H/V URD TY CARLON UA5DJ N PICOMA MUA5DJ N INDUSTRIES 182014 BEND CND PVC-80 2" 45-DEG 24R BEND CONDUIT PVC 2" 45 D 24R CANTEX CO 5133815 N SCH 80 BEND,CONDUIT,PVC,2 INCH,SCHEDULE 80,45 DEGREE,WITH 24 INCH RADIUS.FOR USE W/SCHEDULE 80 PVC CONDUIT AND OTHER PVC FITTINGS TO INSTALL H/V URD TY CARLON UA7DJ Y PICOMA MUA7DJ N INDUSTRIES 182022 BEND CND PVC-80 4" 22-DEG 24R BEND CONDUIT PVC 4" 22 D 24R CANTEX CO 5133869 N SCH 80 BEND,CONDUIT,PVC,4 INCH,SCHEDULE 80,22 1 /2 DEGREE,WITH 24 INCH RADIUS.
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