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The HOMEWERKS WORLDWIDE LLC 7223-09-38-2 is a lead-free faucet supply connector designed for potable water service in residential and light commercial plumbing applications. It measures 9 inches in length and features a 3/8-inch compression inlet on one end and a 1/2-inch female iron pipe (FIP) outlet on the other. The braided stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance and durability under typical supply line pressures. The wetted surfaces of this connector contain less than 0.25 percent lead by weight, meeting the threshold required for safe use in drinking water systems. Licensed plumbers and qualified installers use this fitting to connect faucets, valves, and similar fixtures to supply stops.
This connector is suited for under-sink faucet installations in kitchens, bathrooms, and utility areas. The 3/8-inch compression end seats directly onto a standard angle stop or supply stop valve, while the 1/2-inch FIP end threads onto the faucet shank or inlet fitting. The 9-inch length accommodates typical cabinet depths where the supply stop is close to the fixture. It is sold in bulk packaging with 25 units per package, making it practical for plumbing contractors stocking service vans or completing multi-fixture jobs.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation supply connector for residential and light commercial faucets requiring a 3/8-inch compression supply stop connection and a 1/2-inch FIP faucet inlet.
Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or qualified tradesperson. Shut off the water supply at the angle stop or main shutoff before disconnecting or installing any supply line. Hand-tighten the compression nut onto the stop valve first, then snug with a wrench — do not overtighten, as over-compression can crack the ferrule or fitting body. Verify there are no leaks at both ends after restoring water pressure. Local plumbing codes, including IPC guidelines, may require inspection of supply line connections in new construction or permitted remodel work.
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