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The HOMEWERKS WORLDWIDE LLC 7223-16-12-2 is a lead-free stainless steel faucet connector designed for residential and light commercial plumbing supply lines. It connects a 1/2-inch compression fitting on one end to a 1/2-inch female iron pipe (FIP) fitting on the other, with a 16-inch flexible body that accommodates standard faucet and fixture rough-in conditions. The wetted surface of this connector contains less than 0.25% lead by weight, meeting the requirements of California AB1953 and Vermont S152 low-lead statutes. Licensed plumbers and qualified plumbing contractors are the typical installers for this type of supply connector.
This connector is used in residential and light commercial installations where a flexible supply line is required between a shutoff valve and a faucet or fixture inlet. The 1/2-inch compression inlet suits standard angle stop and straight stop valves, while the 1/2-inch FIP outlet threads directly onto most faucet shanks and fixture supply inlets. The 16-inch length provides sufficient reach for standard cabinet depths and typical wall-to-fixture offsets. This product is sold in bulk packaging of 25 units per package, making it well suited for new construction, multi-unit projects, or stocking service vehicles.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation supply connector compatible with standard 1/2-inch compression shutoff valves and 1/2-inch female iron pipe faucet inlets commonly found in residential and light commercial plumbing systems.
Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified tradesperson in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes and the International Plumbing Code (IPC). Shut off the water supply at the main or zone shutoff valve and relieve line pressure before disconnecting or installing any supply connector. Hand-tighten the compression fitting and FIP connection first, then snug with a wrench — avoid overtightening, which can crack the compression nut or damage the faucet shank threads. Inspect for leaks after restoring water pressure before closing up the cabinet.
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