agree with coug need to read the listing for the plastic.
It does not appear you can feed the heads protecting the attic with plastic.
I would call the maker, because they are always updating the listing and where it can be used.
http://www.harvelsprinklerpipe.com/specifications/index.asp
CPVC is not approved for use in combustible concealed spaces where sprinklers are required to protect these areas as defined by NFPA 13, unless certain specific application sprinklers are installed per their listing. Refer to Harvel’s current Installation Instructions for additional information.
Combustible Attic Spaces with
Specific Use Sprinklers
In accordance with the UL Listing, Harvel® CPVC Fire Sprinkler Products
may be installed within the attic space provided the attic space is protected
with UL Listed Tyco Fire Products Specific Application Attic Sprinklers.
Specific Application Attic Sprinklers are sprinklers designed to provide
protection of specific light hazard combustible, as well as non-combustible,
attic spaces requiring sprinkler protection.
Installation Requirements
When using the Specific Application Attic Sprinklers, Harvel CPVC Fire
Sprinkler Products may be installed to feed the wet system sprinklers
below the ceiling and exposed to feed wet system specific application
attic sprinklers provided the system is installed in accordance with the
Tyco Fire Products’ Technical Data Sheet TFP610 (dated October 2005)
for Specific Application Attic Sprinklers.