KISSLER AND CO., INC.
KISSLER AND CO., INC. 88-2001 Faucet Supply Line 12in accessory
12-inch stainless-steel braided PVC supply line connects 3/8-inch compression to 1/2-inch FIP for lavatory and kitchen faucets, rated 250 psi at 70 °F and certified to IAPMO and NSF standards
- Stainless-steel cover protects the hose from damage
- Brass compression and FIP fittings ensure leak-free connections
- Rated for 250 psi at 70 °F for reliable high-pressure use
- Operates from 40 °F to 180 °F across hot and cold lines
- 12-inch length fits standard lavatory and kitchen faucet installations
Faucet Supply Line for Lavatory and Kitchen
This 12-inch faucet connector links a 3/8-inch compression fitting to a 1/2-inch FIP fitting. The hose features a PVC inner tube protected by a stainless steel cover with brass fittings on both ends. It is designed for standard lavatory and kitchen faucet installations.
Suited for standard faucet connections needing
Installers requiring a different hose length, fitting sizes, or connection types should look at other options. The fixed 12-inch length and specific 3/8-inch by 1/2-inch configuration limit use to compatible supply stops and faucet inlets.
Withstands 250 psi at 70 degrees Fahrenheit
The assembly operates continuously across a 40 to 180 degree Fahrenheit temperature range. IAPMO and NSF standards compliance confirms the materials meet plumbing code requirements for potable water applications.
Highlights
- Stainless-steel cover protects the hose from damage
- Brass compression and FIP fittings ensure leak-free connections
- Rated for 250 psi at 70 °F for reliable high-pressure use
- Operates from 40 °F to 180 °F across hot and cold lines
- 12-inch length fits standard lavatory and kitchen faucet installations
Specifications
| Brand | KISSLER & CO |
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Questions about this item
What fitting sizes do I need on my faucet and supply valve for this 12-inch line?
One end has a 3/8-inch compression fitting and the other a 1/2-inch FIP fitting, both brass.
Will the stainless-steel cover and PVC tube handle my existing hot-water heater output?
The line is rated for 40 to 180 degrees F and 250 psi at 70 degrees F.
How can I confirm the supply line is sealed and flowing correctly after installation?
Pressurise the system, check both brass fittings for drips, and verify full flow at the faucet.
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