3/4" Gas Meter Riser

Wal-Rich 2886004 – 3/4" Anodeless Gas Meter Riser with Epoxy-Coated Steel and PE2406 Outlet The Wal-Rich 2886004 gas meter riser provides a direct transition from underground polyethylene gas pipe to an above-ground steel connection point. This 3/4" anodeless riser is engineered for use in buried gas service systems and constructed with corrosion-resistant materials to meet the requirements of modern natural gas and propane installations. The riser features SDR-11 yellow PE2406 medium-density polyethylene on the outlet side, transitioning to an epoxy-coated steel pipe above grade. Its anodeless design eliminates the need for cathodic protection, simplifying code compliance while maintaining safety and performance. Product Specifications: Nominal Size: 3/4" Vertical Length (Above Ground): 30 inches Horizontal Length (Buried Section): 29 inches Material: Below Grade: PE2406 MDPE (SDR-11) Above Grade: Coated carbon steel Coating: Fusion-bonded epoxy on exposed steel Pressure Rating: 125 psig Temperature Range: -20°F to 140°F Design Standard: Complies with ASTM D2513 and DOT CFR 49 Part 192 for gas distribution Origin: Made in the USA Key Features: Anodeless Transition – Preassembled, code-compliant transition from MDPE to steel; eliminates cathodic protection requirements. Corrosion Protection – Epoxy-coated steel riser resists soil exposure and environmental degradation. Pre-Made Fusion Joint – Factory-assembled transition eliminates field welding or threading. SDR-11 Compatibility – PE outlet matches standard gas piping for mechanical or fusion connections. Pressure & Temperature Range – Suitable for gas service lines operating up to 125 psi and -20°F to 140°F. Application Scope: Underground natural gas or LP gas distribution systems Utility gas service lines to meter sets Commercial, residential, and light industrial gas systems Installation Requirements: Installation must be performed by qualified personnel in accordance with local and national codes. The PE end must be joined to compatible piping using ASTM-approved fusion methods or compression fittings. Trench depth, backfill material, and riser protection requirements must conform to local utility and code specifications.