Chicago Fittings XR-10B-8SN-36-L-ZDC 1/2″ CTS x 1/2″ Female Flare 36″ Riser

Item Specifications

Chicago Fittings’ product literature identifies this exact model as a 1/2″ CTS, .090-wall, SDR 7 flexible anodeless riser with a 1/2″ female swivel 45° flare outlet and 36″ conduit length.

Complete eBay Description

The Chicago Fittings X-Riser XR-10B-8SN-36-L-ZDC is a 36-inch flexible anodeless riser designed for LP/propane gas piping installations. It provides the transition between underground polyethylene gas service tubing and above-ground gas system components.

This model is configured for 1/2″ CTS SDR 7 polyethylene tubing with a .090″ wall and terminates in a convenient 1/2″ female swivel 45-degree flare connection. The swivel flare design can simplify final connection to compatible propane system components while the flexible riser construction provides installation versatility.

The riser carries Chicago Fittings/A.Y. McDonald’s 4430-024 identifier and features a yellow zinc dichromate coating. Manufacturer information classifies it specifically in the LP/Natural Gas riser category, with the X-Riser configuration intended for LP gas service.

Key Features

• Genuine Chicago Fittings X-Riser
• Model XR-10B-8SN-36-L-ZDC
• Manufacturer SKU 4430-024
• Flexible anodeless riser construction
• Designed for LP / propane gas service
• 1/2″ CTS polyethylene tubing connection
• SDR 7 / .090″ wall
• 1/2″ female swivel 45° flare outlet
• 36″ overall/conduit length
• Yellow zinc dichromate coating
• Flexible construction helps accommodate installation alignment
• Designed to transition underground PE gas piping to above-ground connections
• Heat shield/liner configuration for propane service
• Professional installation recommended

Chicago Fittings’ specification sheet notes that these risers are for outdoor use only and that penetrations through concrete slabs must be sleeved.

Applications

Suitable for properly designed:

• Residential propane service installations
• Commercial LP gas systems
• Underground polyethylene gas piping
• Propane tank-to-building service lines
• Above-ground/underground gas piping transitions
• LPG distribution systems
• Gas service entrance connections

Installation should follow applicable local codes and manufacturer requirements and should be performed by a qualified gas-system professional.