Viva Flexible Hose 1/2" X 15mm x 150mm with Isolator SSH2/B

Viva Flexible Hose 1/2″ X 15mm x 150mm with Isolator – SSH2/B

£5.62 inc VAT (£4.68 ex VAT)

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SSH2/B

1/2" x 15mm x 150mm

£5.62 inc VAT (£4.68 ex VAT)

£5.62 inc VAT

Viva Flexible Hose 1/2″x 15mm x 150mm with Isolator – SSH2/B

Specification

Brand: Viva Sanitary
Maker code: SSH2/B
Sizes: 1/2″ x 15mm x 150mm

Common Questions

What is a flexible hose with an isolator for? It connects your tap to the supply pipe and has a small isolating valve built in, so you can shut off that one tap for a washer or cartridge change. The Viva SSH2/B has a 1/2 inch tap end and a 15mm pipe end.

How long is the Viva SSH2/B hose? It’s 150mm, which suits a tight gap where the supply pipe finishes close under the tap. If you need more reach, look at a longer hose rather than stretching this one.

Can you connect two flexible hoses together? It’s best avoided. Every extra joint is another place for a leak, so buy one hose long enough for the job instead.

Do I still need a separate isolating valve with this hose? No, the isolator is already built into the SSH2/B, which saves fitting a separate valve and keeps things tidy under the basin.

Can you use a flexible tap hose on central heating? Tap connectors like this are made for water supply to taps, not for heating circuits. For heating pipework, stick to copper or plastic pipe and fittings meant for that job.

Which end goes on the tap? The 1/2 inch threaded end screws onto the tap tail, and the 15mm end connects to your copper or plastic supply pipe. Hand tight plus a nip with a spanner is usually plenty.