Homewerks 7238-09-38-2 Toilet Supply Connector 3/8x7/8 Bc 9in

Product Description

The Homewerks Worldwide LLC 7238-09-38-2 is a reinforced poly vinyl (PVC) toilet supply connector designed to link the shutoff valve to the fill valve (ballcock) on residential and light commercial toilet installations. The connector features a 3/8 inch compression inlet on one end and a 7/8 inch ballcock outlet on the other, with an overall length of 9 inches. The reinforced construction provides resistance to kinking and burst failure, making it a reliable replacement for flexible braided or standard vinyl connectors in toilet rough-in work. Plumbers and service technicians install this part during toilet replacement, fill valve service, or shutoff valve changeouts.

This connector is suited for residential toilet installations where the supply stub-out terminates with a 3/8 inch compression fitting and the fill valve accepts a 7/8 inch ballcock nut. The 9 inch length accommodates standard rough-in distances between the wall-mounted or floor-mounted shutoff valve and the bottom of the toilet tank. It is sold individually and packaged in bulk quantities of 24 units, making it practical for plumbing contractors stocking service trucks or supply rooms.

Key Features

• Reinforced poly vinyl construction resists kinking and pressure failure
• 3/8 inch compression inlet fits standard angle stop shutoff valves
• 7/8 inch ballcock outlet connects to standard toilet fill valves
• 9 inch length suits typical residential toilet rough-in clearances
• Available in bulk packaging of 24 units per case

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement toilet supply connector for residential toilet installations requiring a 3/8 inch compression x 7/8 inch ballcock configuration with a 9 inch length.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified service technician. Shut off the water supply at the angle stop valve and flush the toilet to relieve pressure before disconnecting the existing connector. Hand-tighten the compression nut and ballcock nut first, then snug with pliers — do not overtighten PVC fittings. Verify there are no leaks at both connections after restoring water supply.