Middle Atlantic NM Internal Elbow PN10 IV - PN10F17V

Middle Atlantic PN10F17V Internal Elbow Fitting for Eclipse PN10 Raceway

Overview

The Middle Atlantic PN10F17V is an internal elbow fitting designed for the Wiremold Eclipse PN10 cable management raceway system. It routes cable through directional changes inside the raceway channel — specifically for 90-degree horizontal turns at wall corners where the raceway must change direction without breaking its enclosed run. The ivory finish matches standard Eclipse PN10 raceway components, keeping installations visually consistent on light-colored walls typical of office, retail, and commercial security deployments. The PN10F17V measures 2-1/4 in W x 3/4 in H x 2-1/4 in L and integrates into the single-channel PN10 raceway profile.

Compatibility

This fitting is purpose-built for the Middle Atlantic Wiremold Eclipse PN10 raceway series. It is not a universal elbow — only the PN10 raceway profile accepts this fitting geometry. Confirm your installed raceway is specifically the PN10 series before ordering; the PN10F17V will not seat correctly in other Wiremold raceway profiles (such as the PN25 or GB series) or any third-party raceway systems. Compatible PN10 series components include straight sections, couplings, outside elbows, and end fittings sold under the same Eclipse PN10 line. Ivory finish matches PN10 ivory-finish straight sections — do not mix with fitting variants finished in other colors if visual consistency is a requirement.

Installation Notes

This is an internal elbow, meaning the cable path routes through the inside of the corner turn rather than wrapping around the outside face of a wall junction. It is suited for inside-corner wall transitions where an external elbow fitting would protrude. No tools or adhesives are required for fitting attachment — the PN10F17V snaps into the PN10 raceway channel. Route low-voltage signal or power cables only; this raceway profile is not rated for high-voltage wiring. Ensure cable bend radius inside the elbow is within the cable manufacturer's specification, particularly for CAT6 or shielded runs where tight bends degrade transmission performance.