3/4 in. FIP x 3/4 in. MIP x 18 in. Stainless Steel Water Heater Supply Line
$1394
- For application as a supply line to your water heater
- Features flexible braided stainless steel for durability
- Easy to use for both homeowners and contractors alike
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19Questions
Q:do I use thread tape on the MIP connector?
by|Sep 15, 2022
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Q:Can this be used an an outdoor NG supply line for a generator?
by|Aug 25, 2022
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Q:Can this be used for natural gas
by|Aug 22, 2022
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Q:what is the size of the nut? 1.25 inch?
by|Mar 1, 2022
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May 1, 2020
Easy to install and will simplify changing water heater if required.
Easy to install and will simplify changing water heater if required.
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Dec 12, 2019
The one we replaced, Everbilt, blew a hole in the braided line. Pressured water flooded the garag...
The one we replaced, Everbilt, blew a hole in the braided line. Pressured water flooded the garage. Have never seen a braided line blow. We replaced with, Everbilt, braided line and one of the braided lines just kept leaking at the connection. Note: we replaced 2, but only 1 leaked. We ended up replacing both of the brand new, replaced Everbilt lines, with a new brand, after so much trouble with Everbilt.
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Response from VPC, Home-Flex ExpertDec 16, 2019
I am sorry to hear about the trouble that you are having RAH. These water connectors are rated for a maximum operating pressure of 125 psi and a max operating temperature of 160°F. Please check your system pressure and temperature. Excessive pressure and temperature will decrease the service life of water connectors and could cause the type of failure that you are describing. If possible, give me a call so I can learn more about your installation? (661) 257-3923. I am here from 8-5 Los Angeles Time M-F. Ask for Jon.
Aug 12, 2019
Purchased two of these lines when installing a brand new hot water heater. Both flex lines would...
Purchased two of these lines when installing a brand new hot water heater. Both flex lines would form a water tight seal to the brass threads sweated to the copper lines, neither would form a proper water tight seal to the dialectic nipples on the hot water tank. Replaced both with tradictional copper supply lines, no more leaks. Home Depot should pull this product, it's absolute garbage. Also, read the instructions, you're supposed to check for leaks every 6 months. Yeah, like that's ever going to happen in the real world.
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Jul 31, 2019
Fastest way to make a aecure tight connection. Makes...
Fastest way to make a aecure tight connection. Makes the plumbing the easiest part of the install
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Feb 6, 2019
Had to replace one that was three years old because it sprung a bad leak. So glad we weren't on v...
Had to replace one that was three years old because it sprung a bad leak. So glad we weren't on vacation. We go for 10 to 12 weeks.
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Response from VPC, Home-Flex ExpertFeb 13, 2019
I am sorry that you had that problem. You may want to consider turning your water off when you are away from your house for that long.
Nov 1, 2016
Helped simplify a complex water heater replacement -- we still had several copper sweat joints to...
Helped simplify a complex water heater replacement -- we still had several copper sweat joints to connect for our hydroponic floor heating system. The new system did seem to cut the flow of hot water to the house -- no big deal. But with the two new Supply Lines and reconnection, the floor heating system is much quieter (no sound ;-).
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Mar 23, 2023
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Mar 10, 2023
The service was great, the sale associate well informed....
The service was great, the sale associate well informed.
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