Pasco 1793-PRS. Bathcock Coupling Elbows Pair

Product Description

The PASCO 1793-PRS. is a pair of bathcock coupling elbows used to connect supply lines to faucet inlets or similar fittings in bathroom plumbing applications. These elbows provide the angled transition needed to route water supply tubing cleanly from the shutoff valve or supply line to the faucet body. Sold as a pair, they are suited for installations where both hot and cold supply connections are made simultaneously. Licensed plumbers and experienced DIYers typically install these during faucet replacement or rough-in work.

Bathcock coupling elbows are commonly used in residential bathroom sink installations where supply lines must change direction to meet the faucet inlet. The pair configuration makes them a practical choice for standard two-handle or widespread faucet setups. They are installed in tight under-sink cabinet spaces where a direct straight connection is not practical or permitted by layout constraints.

Key Features

• Sold as a pair for complete hot and cold supply line connections
• Elbow configuration provides angled transition for tight under-sink installations
• Lightweight at 0.3 pounds combined, minimizing load on supply fittings
• Designed for bathcock and faucet inlet coupling applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install fitting for residential bathroom faucet supply connections where bathcock coupling elbows are required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or qualified DIYer. Shut off the water supply at the angle stop or main shutoff before beginning work. Inspect threads and mating surfaces before assembly, and do not overtighten fittings, which can crack the elbow body or damage the faucet inlet. Installation should comply with applicable local plumbing codes and IPC guidelines.

Technical Specifications

• Weight: 0.3 pounds
• Quantity: Pair (2 pieces)
• UPC: 671451179302

Standard Information

• Brand: PASCO
• Manufacturer Part Number: 1793-PRS.