Acorn 2566-302-008 Push Rod Assembly 8 In Wall
A push rod assembly for 8 in wall installations, supplied with conduit, locknut, washer, adapter, escutcheon and blank pushbutton
- Product typeDrain Components
- Main materialHAWA
- Fits 8 in wall installations for secure mounting
- Includes pushrod and conduit for complete assembly
- 3/8 in NPS locknut ensures tight seal
- Hex bushing adapter allows flexible connections
- Stainless steel and ABS construction resists corrosion
Push Rod Assembly for 8 In Wall
This push rod assembly is a drain component designed for installation in an 8 in wall. It is intended for use with sinks and toilets. The kit includes the pushrod, conduit, locknut, washer, hex bushing adapter, escutcheon, and blank pushbutton.
Suits single-fixture drain actuation
It suits plumbers or maintenance teams fitting or repairing a single drain control point where a push-button actuator is required. It is not for systems needing multiple drain outlets or electronic sensor activation.
8 in wall installation depth
The defining specification is the 8 in wall depth for which the assembly is manufactured. This measurement determines whether the pushrod and conduit will reach the drain mechanism correctly.
How it compares
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- Price $148.99
- Pricier than about 82% of the 4,240 comparable items (median $31.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Acorn |
| Model name | 2566-302-008 |
| Product type | Drain Components |
| Size & build | |
| Main material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What does the 3/8 in NPS conduit connection cap in practice?
The 3/8 in NPS conduit and locknut thread into the wall drain fitting, capping the mechanical link between the push rod and the drain stopper so it cannot back out under normal sink or toilet operation.
What wall depth and clearance does the 8 in push rod assembly need to fit?
It is made for an 8 in wall cavity; the stainless steel pushrod, hex bushing adapter and escutcheon all mount within that depth, so the finished wall surface must be no thicker than the escutcheon flange allows.
How is the push rod assembly installed, and which step do people get wrong?
Thread the conduit into the drain body, secure it with the locknut and washer, slide the hex bushing adapter onto the rod, then snap the blank pushbutton on last — the common mistake is tightening the locknut before the rod is fully seated in the adapter.
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