5 Foot Stainless Steel Waterline
Professional grade multi-layered waterline used to connect ice maker with 0.106"(2.7mm) hose nominal wall thickness/ .25"(6.35mm) hose nominal wall thickness. Brass fittings are lead free,
Compatible With Most Refrigerators
Accommodates most refrigerator setups for simple installation
Meets Select Code Approvals
CUPC, CSA, NSF 372, NSF61
- 5 Foot Stainless Steel Waterline
- Compatible With Most Refrigerators
- Meets Select Code Approvals
| Product Line |
Waterline |
| Size |
None |
| Factory |
Sourced |
| Color |
Stainless Steel |
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| Height |
1/4" |
| Width |
1/4" |
| Depth |
60" |
| Retail Packaging Height |
14 1/5" |
| Retail Packaging Width |
15" |
| Retail Packaging Depth |
19 4/5" |
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| Country of Origin |
Taiwan |
| Maximum Operating Temperature |
160 F |
| Maximum Working Pressure |
125 psi |
| Product Weight |
0.06 lbs |
| Warranty - Details |
LIMITED WARRANTY: Smart Choice® Parts and Accessories are warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 90 days from the date of purchase. If this product is found to be defective, return to place of purchase for replacement. Electrolux Consumer Products, Inc. shall not be liable for damages or delays caused by defects in material or workmanships, improper installation, consequential loss, service call cost, installation or reinstallation cost, or by failure due to normal wear. |
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Type:
Laundry Accessories
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Width:
9 1/10"
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Height:
1 3/4"
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Depth:
11 9/20"
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Energy Star Rated:
No
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