What is the size for the connector/angel valve? null

If you are talking about the t-connector used to divert water to the bidet, the top and bottom connections are standard 7/8" sizes used with toilets. The side connection going to the bidet is a standard 1/2" NPT thread that fits the hose supplied with the bidet. All sizes are standard US plumbing sizes.

I don't know but, the connectors included in the box fit 95% of the bathroom size connectors. Unless you have a very' old resident that hasn't been updated. [no offense.]

It is intended to be used with flexible hose and installed directly under the tank on the input pipe for the toilet fill valve. If your toilet is hard plumbed with 1/2" copper or flexible metal tubing, it would require replacing the tubing with a flexible hose with a stainless steel braided cover. On one of my toilets I used the following parts that I ordered from Amazon: Eastman 48088 Flexible Toilet Connector, Stainless Steel Braided Hose with Ballcock nuts, 7/8-inch B/C x 3/8-inch Compression Inlet, 12-Inch Length https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00068UUTM?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share 10738LF 1/4-Turn Angle Stop Valve 3/8-inch x 5/8-inch, Chrome https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GZ3F2LS?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share Any similar parts should work for most installations.

the angle valve, I think mean? The 90 deg angle tee adapter it's 7/8 both ends one to the toilet water inlet other end to the existing water hose and the 90 deg tee goes to the hose supplied with the bidet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAbHiNzKLrE

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If you are talking about the t-connector used to divert water to the bidet, the top and bottom connections are standard 7/8" sizes used with toilets. The side connection going to the bidet is a standard 1/2" NPT thread that fits the hose supplied with the bidet. All sizes are standard US plumbing sizes.
Answered by mike3928 5 years ago
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I don't know but, the connectors included in the box fit 95% of the bathroom size connectors. Unless you have a very' old resident that hasn't been updated. [no offense.]
Answered by kristen 3 years ago
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It is intended to be used with flexible hose and installed directly under the tank on the input pipe for the toilet fill valve. If your toilet is hard plumbed with 1/2" copper or flexible metal tubing, it would require replacing the tubing with a flexible hose with a stainless steel braided cover. On one of my toilets I used the following parts that I ordered from Amazon: Eastman 48088 Flexible Toilet Connector, Stainless Steel Braided Hose with Ballcock nuts, 7/8-inch B/C x 3/8-inch Compression Inlet, 12-Inch Length https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00068UUTM?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share 10738LF 1/4-Turn Angle Stop Valve 3/8-inch x 5/8-inch, Chrome https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GZ3F2LS?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share Any similar parts should work for most installations.
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the angle valve, I think mean? The 90 deg angle tee adapter it's 7/8 both ends one to the toilet water inlet other end to the existing water hose and the 90 deg tee goes to the hose supplied with the bidet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAbHiNzKLrE
Answered by DavidST 5 years ago
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