This is outside my apartment building, next to the car park. Is it a connector for a hose of some kind?
This is outside my apartment building, next to the car park. Is it a connector for a hose of some kind?
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Water. Notice the threads are standard hose bib threads (forget what they're called, it's not pipe thread, just similar).
It uses a key to operate it, helps prevent average jerks from just turning it on. (These keys are widely available for about $5)
Edit: the little cap is for freeze protection. It's part of a mechanism to vent water from the last foot of the pipe and bib, so there's no water in it to freeze when the valve is closed.
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