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Stainless Steel Handheld Bidet Toilet Sprayer - with 3-Way Valve (1/2"-3/8") perfect for personal hygiene and cleaning

Name: Stainless Steel Handheld Bidet Toilet Sprayer - with 3-Way Valve (1/2"-3/8") perfect for personal hygiene and cleaning
Brand: COOCHEER
SKU: ZVD-11
Price: 16.01 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

Product description

Features:

Sprayer Material: SUS 304 Stainless Steel

Finish: Brushed Nickel

Water Pressure: 0.6-0.9 MPa

Screw Thread Diameter: G1/2 (approx. 20 mm)

T-Valve Material: Stainless Steel SUS 304 and solid brass

3/8 T-valve adapter: Brass

Hose: SUS 201 stainless steel, chrome-plated

Hose length: 150 cm

Contents:

1 x Bidet sprayer

1 x 1.5 m shower hose

1 x Wall bracket for sprayer

1 x Toilet bowl hook

1 x G1/2" T-valve

2 x G3/8" screw connectors

Screw thread diameter: G1/2 (approx. 20 mm)

Bracket material: SUS stainless steel 304 and ABS Plastic, Chrome-Plated

Installation Method: Wall Mount, Hook to Toilet Tank

Tips:

As you know, the pipes and sprayer are structurally strong, but if kept under continuous water pressure, the pressure supply will often change and may become stronger or weaker, which could damage the sprayer or the pipe.

Remember to close the valve after each use so that the bidet is set in the long term.

How to Convert a 1/2" (15/17 mm) T-Valve Converter to 3/8" (12/17 mm)

Installation Steps

Cut Turn off the toilet water supply and empty the toilet tank. Disconnect the flexible water supply line under the toilet tank. Before attaching the rubber gasket to the toilet tank, ensure the rubber gasket is correctly installed on the T-adapter. Then reconnect the flexible water supply hose to the lower end of the T-adapter. Ensure the rubber gasket is correctly connected to both ends of the metal pipe; connect one end of the pipe to the open end of the T-adapter and the other end to the nozzle. Lift the toilet tank lid and hook the nozzle onto the rim of the tank. Open the valve on the water supply line (the valve was closed in step 1). Check for leaks and check again after 10 minutes. Use plumber's tape on the connections. that are leaking.