Middle Atlantic PN10F19V External Elbow Raceway Fitting
Overview
The PN10F19V is a single-channel, radiused external elbow fitting designed for the Middle Atlantic PN10 series cable raceway. This ivory plastic elbow handles 90-degree direction changes on the exterior of a raceway run — the piece you reach for when a cable path turns a corner at a wall junction or equipment bay edge. At 3-1/2 in long, 1-1/4 in wide, and 3/4 in tall, it matches the PN10 channel cross-section exactly, so transitions stay flush without pinching or kinking cable jackets. The radiused interior geometry matters: sharp bends stress Cat6 and low-voltage control wiring beyond their minimum bend radius, causing attenuation and long-term insulation fatigue. This fitting routes cable through the turn without those failure points.
Compatibility
Designed for the Middle Atlantic PN10 series surface raceway system. Pairs with PN10 straight sections, couplers, inside elbows, and end caps that share the 1-1/4 in x 3/4 in channel profile. Used in structured cable management runs for security camera drops, access control wiring, intercom cabling, and low-voltage data circuits in commercial installations. Verify channel series before ordering — PN series fittings are profile-specific and do not interchange with wider or narrower Middle Atlantic raceway families. Ivory finish matches standard PN10 ivory raceway for a consistent appearance on painted drywall and drop-ceiling environments. If your raceway run is white or another color variant, confirm the color code before purchasing.
Installation Notes
Snap or slide onto the PN10 raceway at the corner transition point; no additional tools required for fitting attachment in typical installations. Route cable through the elbow before closing the raceway cover to avoid having to thread wire through a closed channel. Keep cable fill within the single-channel capacity of the PN10 cross-section — overfilling defeats the bend-radius benefit the radiused elbow provides. For raceway planning in multi-drop camera or access control layouts, account for one elbow per 90-degree change of direction; do not attempt to force multiple directional changes through a single fitting.
