How long is the tube coming with the package? I need about 11-12 feet to connect for hot water.
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I don't remember if it came with that much length but if you need more length then you can add more by getting a fitting from any hardware store.
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About 18 inches. The lines that connect into the plumbing are short however. And I had to get someone to help me make extensions.
1005916
From the end of the "plug-in" to the end of the "connector" is 12½ feet. The cable itself is 12 feet & the connectors add 6 inches. Works great.
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Overall, about 11 inches long. That is the hose and fitting combined. The fitting is about 2.75 inches long and the plastic hose is about 8 1/8 inches long. The hose is 5/8" outside diameter and 1/2" inside diameter. A common size that can be found at any good hardware store if you need a longer hose which is what I ended up doing.
993587
There's 3/4 inch threaded ends for hot and cold to attach to your hot and cold water lines. Hope that helps.
1133159
3 connections. A 3/8" water supply line to the faucet, a 1/4" water feed line to the heater from the faucet and a hot water 1/4" neoprene line from the heater to the faucet.
1367530
I bought three 10 foot sections of 1 inch PVC sprinkler pipe with 1 inch connectors to extend it to my sewer cleanout. Used 25 feet of it. Add that to the 10 feet that came with the device and an additional 10 foot Sewer Solution hose and I have 45 feet from RV to Sewer. It works great! I haven't glued the connectors so I can keep it stowable. Will only use it at home.
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The large threaded mounting pipe containing the hot and cold inlet copper tubing extends about 2 inches below the underside of the sink surface. The hot water copper tube extends 2 1/2 inches beyond the end of that pipe and the cold water tube extends about 5 inches past the end of the threaded pipe. To these inlet tubes I connected the same flexible reinforced plastic tubing lines that were on the old faucet I replaced. The length of these plastic lines depends on the distance to the water supply pipe and valve. In my case one is about 16 inches long and the other about 30 inches long. I don't believe these flexible tubing water supply lines were furnished with the faucet. The large threaded mounting pipe containing the hot and cold inlet copper tubing extends about 2 inches below the underside of the sink surface. The hot water copper tube extends 2 1/2 inches beyond the end of that pipe and the cold water tube extends about 5 inches past the end of the threaded pipe. To these inlet tubes I connected the same flexible reinforced plastic tubing lines that were on the old faucet I replaced. The length of these plastic lines depends on the distance to the water supply pipe and valve. In my case one is about 16 inches long and the other about 30 inches long. I... » Read More The large threaded mounting pipe containing the hot and cold inlet copper tubing extends about 2 inches below the underside of the sink surface. The hot water copper tube extends 2 1/2 inches beyond the end of that pipe and the cold water tube extends about 5 inches past the end of the threaded pipe. To these inlet tubes I connected the same flexible reinforced plastic tubing lines that were on the old faucet I replaced. The length of these plastic lines depends on the distance to the water supply pipe and valve. In my case one is about 16 inches long and the other about 30 inches long. I don't believe these flexible tubing water supply lines were furnished with the faucet. « Show Less
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Very little. I am not home to measure but from the pipe, I would say 12 inches is enough. It maybe hard to install with only 12 inches. How much space do you have?
179677
I mounted it on a 10ft tall pipe 3ft off the ground and had rope to cut off at the top, so I would say it was 12ft long.
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We measured it to make sure and it is 12ft. My husband had to have someone hold the compressor to reach the rear tire on his Ford Crew Cab Pickup. He bought a 6 ft extension hose from Amazon.
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the middle pipe length is 8-9 inches. they stretched the hinged joints strait our flat to make 12 inches. Of course you don't use it that way. Was a little misleading
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I don't remember exactly, but when I installed it I think I had about 2 feet. I had to bend the first segment slowly to about a 45 degree angle to get it in the top of the water heater. Then I had to straighten it out as I got the first segment into the heater body. I had to slightly bend the next segment too, but not as much. Be sure to straighten out each segment as it goes in so you will be able to rotate the entire rod to screw it in securely. Bend gently to avoid breaking off a segment.
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I'm not sure what the exact length of the hose was. I ordered a longer hose and never got the combination of components to work correctly. I returned the shower head to Amazon because the connection to the water source leaked. As well as I remember the entire unit was plastic.
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If you are referring to the supply inlet tubes of the faucet that mounts to the wall and you connect the water supply lines to, they are only 1 & 1/2 inches long. Hope this helps, David
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The supply lines are approximately 24" long. The bottom half of the faucet unscrews so you can easily hand tighten the supply lines to the hot and cold.
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My existing water line was long enough. It depends on your setup. The RV store should have it if you need one. The seal came with it.