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Old 9/9/09, 5:21 PM
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Are these supply connections at top of water heater OK, don't typically see this material in my areas. Appears to be braided polymer...Thanks
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Default Re: Supply connections at water heater...

Was it something like this?




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Water Heater Connectors Flexible Braided Stainless Steel ``No-Burst`` 3/4`` Mip X 3/4`` Compression Coupling Bulk Label Lgth. Ins.=18...
Each foot of No-Burst contains 250 feet of stainless stel wire. Non toxic polymer core resists chlorine and chloramines. Tightly sealed cone washers. Easy to grip, exceptionally flexible nickel plated brass hex nuts. 3/4`` female hose connectors at both en ds. Exceeds all plumbing code requirements. Meets agency standards. IAPMO Standard, PS74-95, CSA, SBCCI, FDA, NSF-61, A112.18.6 and UPC. 10 year warranty.
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How about securing the lines?
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Default Re: Supply connections at water heater...

Yes, but black. Looks like what you see used for washing machine hoses. I just don't remember seeing them on water heater?
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Never saw a black one either Norman.
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Default Re: Supply connections at water heater...

supply-connections-water-heater-dsc03313-320x200-.jpgJust had those yesterday.
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Default Re: Supply connections at water heater...

They are ok. Most big box stores have them. Kit comes with the hoses and the compression fittings as seen in your pic.
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