water supply line : how long? need min. 19 inch. and conection to water 3/8 OD
1796932
hello. the line is 19 inches....i think it wont work. I went to lowes and got 1-foot extension lines. you need room to work with. also make sure you screw the copper rods tightly to the faucet or it we leak and you have tpo take the whole thing off to fix it. if you have any other questions u can call me . dave 818 804-1729. good luck.
679752
The hose is 8' long with a 1 1/4" width at the discharge point. It's amazing how quickly it will works!
318059
The connector has a standard 3/4" hose connection, but the inside is 7/8 " with the actual valve opening of 3/8" with both valves open you get the full flow that is delivered by a 3/4" water line. I have purchased several brands and the ones from Amazon seem to be the best quality.
58810
It's about 2in. Sorry I can't do better. It's in use to heat my water supply.
1419621
It obviously depends on the distance you're running the pipe; for this unit, 1/2 inch black pipe will work well at up to 15 feet
2113536
Very short. You can buy an extension hose, at any super-hardware store, that will meet your needs. JK
456689
My plumber had to go pickup the needed connection. I am not sure what size. He was able to install quickly and it works great.
237770
Depends where you live. In Florida you don't need hot water. Up north run a half inch pipe close to regular connection, buy a splitter if its not included in kit, plus shut of valve, pay attention to what you doing and its not complicated to finish in half hour.
1300980
1/2 inch flex line. If the pipes in the wall are 3/4 you could just get a 3/4 to 1/2 adapter. My install was really quick and painless and took me a grand total of 5 minutes to drill and hang
1219104
The discharge is 1.5". You would have to reduce down to the water hose thread suze
2178044
The lines a bit harder to measure, since the installation created several bends in each line, but the 3 lines (tubing) from the dispenser to the tank look to be about 18 inches. Also, the copper line to the water source looks to be about 16 inches from the dispenser. Everything goes through the dispenser, except the power cord, of course.
1965951
Depending on your hook up for your water lines you could have it right up against it as long as you can tighten the connections. I didn't measure specifically but I had maybe four or five inches between the center and my stud on the sides, I hooked it up with PEX lines tho so I could slide it back and forth to have the room to crimp the lines onto the adapters. I'm not a plumber so I can't speak for any code requirements or issues that might crop up.
703175
The pump is about 6 inches thick and so I would think it would require 7 or 8 inches of water,
923976
This is a great little pump. The specs are accurate as far as I can tell. It has a 3/8" male barbed hose fitting at the discharge, so you'd need an adapter to get it to fit your 1/2" system depending on what type fitting you have on your drip line. If it's a regular female garden hose fitting you'd need a short piece of 3/8" tubing and a 3/8" male barbed x male garden hose adapter. You'll need some 3/8" hose anyway for the intake side of the pump.
661786
I agree with the other two answers here. The minimum water line is marked and looks to be about 5 inches. I did not measure it as it is in my Betta tank. But since it is submersible you can place it horizontal or at a diagonal to suit your needs.
52247
I would use 3/8". You will need to purchase a barbed tube fitting 3/8" tube x 1/2 npt
252179
20 inches long, too short por me, so a bought in Home Depot a 6' long hose for a washing machine and I adapted to the utility sink. I want to return this Vertex utility sink because the aluminum tube for the faucet was leaking (has a small hole), but I could'n't because I already trowaway the original box.