Easyflex ef-fc-38dt-20 Faucet Water Connector 20 in

Product Description

The EASYFLEX ef-fc-38dt-20 is a braided faucet water supply connector designed for residential and light commercial plumbing installations. Part of the EF-FC Series, it features a compression fitting on one end and a Delta-type end on the other, making it a direct-fit solution for Delta faucet installations. The stainless steel braid jacket provides durability and resistance to kinking, while the PVC inner core handles standard potable water supply. This connector is rated to 125 psi working pressure and is suitable for temperatures ranging from 40 to 180 degrees F. It is installed by licensed plumbers or qualified DIYers replacing or upgrading faucet supply lines.

This connector is suited for under-sink faucet supply line applications in kitchens and bathrooms. The 20-inch length accommodates standard cabinet depths and typical shutoff valve-to-faucet distances. The 3/8-inch OD compression inlet connects to a standard angle stop or shutoff valve, while the Delta-type end mates directly to compatible Delta faucet inlets. The zinc-plated fitting finish provides corrosion resistance in damp under-sink environments. This is a common replacement or new-installation part for residential faucet upgrades and repairs.

Key Features

• Stainless steel braid jacket resists kinking and abrasion
• PVC inner core rated for potable water supply
• Zinc-plated fitting finish for corrosion resistance in wet environments
• 125 psi working pressure rating for standard residential supply lines
• Temperature range of 40 to 180 degrees F covers standard hot and cold supply
• Delta-type end provides direct fitment to compatible Delta faucet inlets

Compatibility

Designed for use with Delta-type faucet inlets. The 3/8-inch OD compression inlet connects to standard 3/8-inch angle stop shutoff valves. Compatible with Delta-style faucet connections as specified in the EF-FC Series product line.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or a qualified DIYer familiar with residential supply line work. Shut off the water supply at the angle stop or main shutoff valve and relieve line pressure before removing the existing connector. Hand-tighten fittings first, then snug with a wrench — do not overtighten compression fittings, as this can crack the fitting or deform the ferrule. Verify there are no leaks at both ends after restoring water supply pressure.