Hi, the hole size of on my aquarium is 1.5", is this the correct bulkhead to buy for it?
1804040
Hi, check this http://www.lifegardaquatics.com/products/product.php?id=15 have a nice day
1804041
No, this accommodates 1.5" PVC pipe. It requires a 60mm (2.37") hole. For a 1.5" hole you need a 3/4" bulkhead fitting.
1957817
No problem. Width is 7 1/8". Once hung, depth from tank to back of filter is 2 3/4"
998265
Lifegard Aquatics, Bulkhead 1.0 in. All FPT. Black PVC Schedule 40 bulkhead fits 1-3/4 in. hole. It will be loose; however, there is enough overlap to fit a 2" hole. FYI the 1-1/2 in. bulkhead fits a 2-3/8 in. hole.
1470986
I don't believe it will matter other than it will reduce the flow somewhat. The only thing you will need to do is attach a fitting on the output of the pump to accommodate a 1 inch tube. If you are using the tetra filter you will need to to the same thing there as well.
888758
1/2" should work fine. The length will depend on how far you need to run from the unit to your drain.
710763
It is neither 1.5 or 2 inch. I couldn't find any standard couplers that fit. The outside threads are close to 3inch.
512427
Yes, it will work great in a 1.5 gal beta tank, although its a little big for the job.
803912
Most holes are 1/4 inch. Unless you have very small holes I would look at buying the bulk lots and not this item. I ended up throwing most of it away.
1628378
You will need 3" of clearance, it is 5.5" total but part of that sticks into the aquarium.
2242717
this is the right one for you then. Some people are buying this one to go to a bulk tank directly, then they have to buy an adaptor for the tank side, which is dumb because they make another hose that fits the bulk tank.. The fitting is larger on the bulk tank. The fittings off of your tree should be the same size as on your stove, correct
1799557
A. 75 and 1 inch riser both worked for me but I'm not so sure about a. 5 inch riser? A safer bet is the 1 inch.
1014693
My Stainless sink hole is 1 and a quarter inches and it fit perfectly. I would Imagine that anything smaller, will not accept this faucet. I had just enough "play-room" for installing it. But, I have to say...you will not be disappaointed with this faucet....it`s awesome !
769028
No. The gap on this filter is 1 inch. A standard top frame is about 3/4 inch. Sounds like you have a custom tank with a 2 inch rim. I don't know of any HOB filters with that size gap. You'll either have to cut a notch or consider a canister type filter that just has hoses for intake and return. These have a bent tube with a radius that would accomodate a wide rim.
1484684
might get a 1in at best. better off buying coil blocks to stuff in there. good luck
1056934
Not sure without taking it apart to measure the hole. You should be able to get the size from looking at the rubber circle seals around the water pickup legs that need to go into the hole. If it was already installed, there should be marks on the seal to show exact size.
1499222
It can be for either. The first half of the vertical inlet head is for 1.25" and then the bottom remaining half of the inlet is for 1.5". I personally used 1.25" hose so it fit perfectly but if you choose to use 1.5" diameter it will just seat deeper on the cleaning head. Hope this helps.
186253
The gap is 1.5 inches and fits my sink divider which is also 1.5 inches Hope this helps