PVC elbows

Grey electrical conduit mounted on a concrete wall with a junction box

An electrical PVC elbow lets you change the direction of a conduit run without cutting or bending the material. Accès Distribution Produits stocks CSA-certified PVC elbows in standard angles (45° and 90°) and diameters from ½ inch to 6 inches, suited to residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural installations.

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  • Coude 90 2 1/2'' pvc gris (bte12)

    Coude 90 2 1/2'' pvc gris (bte12)

    SKU: ADPEE4090

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    35,00 $
    35,00 $

     

  • Coude 90 2" pvc gris (bte20)

    Coude 90 2" pvc gris (bte20)

    SKU: ADPEE3590

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    18,85 $
    18,85 $

     

  • Coude 90 1 1/2'' pvc gris (bte40)

    Coude 90 1 1/2'' pvc gris (bte40)

    SKU: ADPEE3090

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    12,39 $
    12,39 $

     

  • Coude 90 1 1/4'' pvc gris (bte30)

    Coude 90 1 1/4'' pvc gris (bte30)

    SKU: ADPEE2590

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    9,75 $
    9,75 $

     

  • Coude 90 1'' pvc gris (bte60)

    Coude 90 1'' pvc gris (bte60)

    SKU: ADPEE2090

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    6,95 $
    6,95 $

     

  • Coude 90 1/2'' pvc gris (bte180) sac 45

    Coude 90 1/2'' pvc gris (bte180) sac 45

    SKU: ADPEE1090

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    3,91 $
    3,91 $

     

How to choose your PVC elbow

Choose the bend angle

90° elbows are the workhorses for perpendicular direction changes (vertical to horizontal, say). 45° elbows give you smoother transitions and cut friction when you're pulling wire. 22½° elbows handle fine alignment adjustments.

Stay within code bend limits

The Canadian Electrical Code caps the total bend between two pull points at 360°. Past that, you need a pull box. A run with four 90° elbows hits that limit.

Check the bend radius

Large-radius elbows make wire pulling easier, especially with heavy-gauge conductors. Standard-radius elbows suit small to medium-gauge wire.

Frequently asked questions

The code caps the total at 360° of bend between two pull points. With 90° elbows, that's 4. Mixing 90° and 45° elbow joints, the combination has to stay under 360°.

Yes. Every PVC joint, elbows included, has to be cemented with PVC cement. Coat both surfaces, seat the conduit with a quarter turn and hold for 30 seconds.

Every elbow we carry is CSA-certified, which is mandatory for electrical installations in Canada.

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