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Why Aquor?
Leak-Free Seals
Rather than a century-old screw-and-washer design, Aquor has a single operating rod design that seals using water pressure and ultra-reliable O-rings to prevent excessive wear and tear.
Make Sure You Have the Right Outdoor Faucet Size
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Where is your faucet located?
To size your hydrant, you need to know:
- Type of siding
- Faucet connection location (in-wall, basement/crawl space, or T-wall)
- Framing Depth (2x4 or 2x6, simply check the depth of your front door)
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Plumbing connection in-wall & 2x4 studs
Consider these sizes:
- Lap Siding/Stucco <2" > 2” stem with Aquor elbow inlet
- Stucco/Brick <5" > 6” stem with Aquor elbow inlet
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Plumbing connection in-wall & 2x6 studs
Consider these sizes:
- Lap Siding/Stucco <2" > 4” stem with Aquor elbow inlet
- Stucco/Brick <5" > 6” stem with Aquor elbow inlet
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Plumbing connection in crawl space: 8”, 10”, 12”
If your plumbing connection is in a basement or crawl space, ensure the hydrant extends through the wall into the open space. Length depends on the pipe's distance from the wall. Consider the siding.
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Plumbing connection in floor joist: 8”, 10”, 12”
Outdoor faucets are often placed in floor joists or T-wall locations for added freeze protection, especially in colder areas, you will likely need a size 8”-12”.
Still Unsure? For the best freeze protection, install the hydrant's back end in a heated or insulated space. Check the size guide in the main photos or reach out for more guidance.
Installing the Elbow Inlet is as Easy as 1, 2, 3
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Step 3
Connect to Plumbing
Connect to plumbing using an adapter, then check for leaks and test the hydrant operation.
For PEX joints, wait 10 minutes for it to shrink down and set before turning on the water.
If possible, use an expansion loop of PEX for easy plumbing maintenance down the road.
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