IPEX Scepter Meter Offset

EIN Scepter 400

July 4, 2022

The Scepter Meter Offset is made of durable rigid PVC and used to connect PVC conduit to a meter box. It is designed to move the path of the conduit/duct away from the wall into the holes in the box or meter box. Available from 1 ¼” up to 2 ½” sizes to accommodate aluminum wire bond and 200A services. The latest addition – 2 ½” size also allows connection to the meter hub without the use of a reducer.

Meter Offset advantages:

  • Easy connection to junction and meter boxes
  • High impact and tensile strength even in cold weather
  • Threaded male end and solvent weld female end for watertight connections

Scepter offers a comprehensive offering of PVC non-metallic conduit fittings including adapters, couplings, elbows, access fittings, boxes, cover plates and expansion fittings virtually any fitting required to complete the PVC conduit system.

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