1/2 in. Nom Push Connect x 7/8 in. Ballcock x 12 in. SpeediOne Braided Toilet Connector and 1/4-Turn Angle Valve

Hello Mag - Thank you for your question. You will want to check your inlet and outlet connection sizes and the length from the stub out where the shut off valve is to the bottom of your toilet tank where the ballcock connection is. This toilet connector kit fits 1/2 in. Nom Push Connect x 7/8 in. Ballcock and the braided water supply line itself is 12 inches in length. This is compatible with Pex, Copper and CPVC pipes. If you have any other questions or need help in selection, please contact our Customer Support Team at 877-272-7755.

It works for any toilet. It’s a toilet connection. The length is what you need to know. They have different size in length.

I don’t know. I used this valve on my standard toilet. I recommend, to ask one of the Home Depot experts on the plumbing department.

No idea...that would depend on the placement of your water supply line/shutoff

The old connector was metal, the new one is flexible. They come in different lengths but the 12-inch one works perfectly.

Not sure what tapes are. Made for 1/2 inch copper

i don't see why not as long as you don't need more than 12"

You could if everything fit right, but the connectors probably aren't the right size (7/8 in.) and the braided hose is probably too short.

Since these only come in 12" lengths It wouldn't work on most faucets do to them needing 18" or 20" lines to reach the sink from where the connections come through the wall.

Hello Harryman-The G2PS19B120DLX F is for the use on a toilet connection. If you would like one for a faucet connection you would want to purchase the G2PS19B200AX F, 1/2" nom push connect x 1/2" FIP. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us at 877-272-7755.

Sorry about the inconvenience. We are working on getting an instruction sheet for this product onto The Home Depot's site. Our sincerest apologies for the oversite. In the meantime, you can find a how-to video on BrassCraft's website in our video library for the water connector and shut-off valve. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us toll-free at 877-272-7755.

there aren't any as it's self explanatory. cut the pipe push this fitting on the pipe your'e done that simple.

All you need to do is make sure you shut the water to the line off. Remove the old valve (drain the toilet of course) make sure you have a clean straight cut and clean the end up with Emory clothe or high grit sandpaper so you have a smooth clean area for the compression fitting to grab hold of and seal. This is the most important part of the entire repair. You have to have clean smooth pipe to ensure the new valve seats properly. Also if you are connecting to copper pipe you need to remove the plastic tube that you see wiggling in the fitting end. Use a pair g needle nose pliers to remove this piece, it will not allow you to connect to copper properly, down just jerk it out just wiggle it out gently, it doesn't need much pressure it will come right out. Once you have a clean straight end make your connection by just placing the new valve on the pipe and pressing it all the way on and when your done you should be able to see you have a good connection by gently pulling on it to ensure the valve has seated properly. Make your connection to the tank and test it before packing all your tools up to make sure you have no leaks

Very easy to install, turn off main eater to house, cut copper with a pipe cutter (about 12$) then firmly push on to copper. Done!

The instructions are attached to the part. You have to peel the label to expose them.

Who reads the instructions? I didn’t realize that there was any tbt. I usually just get by with my good looks and horse sense…which added to the overall great feeling that it didn’t leak once installed. Giddy up greenhorn!

You need to ask to one of the Home Depot experts on the plumbing department.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=7&v=N4w2q8Ust7U

cut pipe 1.5"away from the wall then push this fitting on the pipe it's that simple.

Thanks Vick for the question. To remove the stop, be sure to turn off the water at the main and turn on the faucet to drain water from the system. Unthread the connector from the ballcock and drain any remaining water from the line. To remove the valve you'll need an open-ended wrench or removal tool (HomeDepot.com # 205214423). Place the tool onto the tube (text on removal tool should be facing away from valve). Position valve handle firmly in palm with tool gripped between index and middle ring finger. Push tool against removal collar on valve, pulling tool and valve off tubing. Hope this helps. Should you have any questions regarding the installation or removal of this valve, please feel free to contact one of our product experts toll-free at 877-272-7755.

The link I am providing is "a" brand of disconnect for push fittings. They are available for different size pipes, and some even for different pipe materials. http://www.homedepot.com/p/SharkBite-1-2-in-Disconnect-Clip-U710A/100638139

you need a shark-bite orange half-circle key..slide it on and it will slide right off

It can be removed with the special removing tool that they have for sale also.

There is a small tool you can purchase, just make sure you get the right size. 1/2 inch is the most popular. https://www.homedepot.com/p/SharkBite-1-2-in-Push-to-Connect-Disconnect-Clip-U710A/100638139?MERCH=REC-_-PIPHorizontal2_rr-_-202270541-_-100638139-_-N