Spears 437-292 2-1/2 inch by 2 inch SPxS reducer bushingSpears 2-1/2" x 2" Reducer Bushing, SPxS, 437-292 In stock$999
Spears 437-292 2-1/2 inch by 2 inch SPxS reducer bushing

Spears 2-1/2" x 2" Reducer Bushing, SPxS, 437-292

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Quick overview

  • Steps 2-1/2 inch down to 2 inch The standard way to take a 2-1/2 inch port down to 2 inch pipe.
  • Spigot by socket The SPxS pattern: the outside glues into a 2-1/2 inch socket, and 2 inch pipe glues into the inside.
  • Spears part 437-292 Ordered by the Spears number, so the size and pattern are unambiguous.
  • Fits pump and filter ports The common fix where equipment ports and existing pipe do not match.
  • One glued fitting Cleaner and shorter than a reducing coupling plus an extra piece of pipe.
  • Solvent weld both ends Both joints are cemented, so prime and glue as usual and let it set before pressurising.
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Product details

The Spears 437-292 is a reducer bushing, 2-1/2 inch by 2 inch, in the SPxS pattern. It is the fitting that takes a 2-1/2 inch socket down to 2 inch pipe in a single glued joint.

Reading the pattern

SPxS is spigot by socket. The outside of the large end is a spigot, sized to glue straight into a 2-1/2 inch socket, and the inside is a 2 inch socket that takes 2 inch pipe. That is what separates it from a reducing coupling, which needs a stub of 2-1/2 inch pipe between it and whatever it is joining.

Where it turns up

Mostly at the equipment pad, where a pump or filter port is one size and the pipe already in the ground is another. Both ends are solvent welded, so prime and cement as normal and let the joint cure before the system sees pressure.

Specifications
Brand Spears
Manufacturer part number 437-292
UPC 025528724139
Type Reducer bushing
Size 2-1/2" x 2"
Connections SPxS, spigot by socket
Shipping weight 0.2 lb
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What does SPxS mean?
Spigot by socket. The outside of the bushing is a 2-1/2 inch spigot that glues into a 2-1/2 inch socket, and the inside is a 2 inch socket that accepts 2 inch pipe.
Where is this used on a pool?
Anywhere a 2-1/2 inch port has to meet 2 inch pipe. Pump suction and discharge ports and filter connections are the usual places.
Is this the same as a reducing coupling?
No. A reducing coupling has two sockets. This bushing has a spigot on the large end, so it drops straight inside a 2-1/2 inch socket rather than needing a length of pipe between them.
Does it need glue?
Yes. Both joints are solvent welded. Prime and cement both ends and let the joint cure before you bring the system up to pressure.
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