PVC compliance with TC6 TC8

[pleaseanswer]

We recently ordered a bundle of 2" electrical PVC conduit for delivery to a rural site, yet did not specify schedule 40 or 80 when ordering, simply 'electrical conduit, pvc'.
The item shipped is marked ' DB-120' , complies with TC6, TC8. While this is obviously a thinner wall, is the product legal for electrical use?

Thanks.

 

[iwire]

Yes if your not under the NEC, for instance the power company can use it.

 

[pleaseanswer]

The product (2" pvc DB120) will be buried 18" below walkable surface and will be used for DC power from a PV solar array to the inverter location. We intend to pull 2# 1/0 THHN in this conduit. I have worked in urban areas for 30 years with sched 40 and sched 80 but have not seen this product previously.

Thnks

 

[iwire]

This cut sheet seems to indicate it is not listed as required by the NEC.

http://www.pweagleinc.com/literature/e/mkt-e-930.pdf

 

[pleaseanswer]

thanks bob,
are there some rural areas that are not required to comply with nec requirements for electrical installations? or, to put it simply, how can a supplier sell this material if it is not legal in a particular county? is this a 'buyer beware' situation?
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[iwire]

thanks bob,
are there some rural areas that are not required to comply with nec requirements for electrical installations? or, to put it simply, how can a supplier sell this material if it is not legal in a particular county? is this a 'buyer beware' situation?
d

The utilities can use it, phone, cable electrical whatever.

However if your working under an un-amended NEC you can not use it.