Can this hook up to a hot/cold water hose to always have warm water? We live in Hawaii, but the shower area doesn't get full sun.
1792953
Ours is hooked up to an outdoor water hose. As long as the connector is the same, is a standard hose connection, it can be hooked up to hot or cold. We have really enjoyed ours this summer. I would suggest turning the water off when not using or the hose will bust.
1792954
As long as the hot/cold hose has a regular hose fitting I don't see why not. I have 50 feet of hose laying out in the Phoenix sun so really hot water at the inlet isn't hurting anything.
1792955
I guess it could but it only has one connection, you would have to mix the hot and cold water then "Y" it to the shower.
1792956
I am not sure if it can since there is only one hole for the connection at the bottom, but I have to tell you that the water gets really hot inside the shower tube. We had to wait for couple of minutes to run the water trough before using it. We love the quality of this shower, and its easy to put together and a part, or leave it on and it doesn't leak any water what so ever. It looks really nice and substantial as well.
23177
It can be used with hot water, and so far I have had no problem at all with it. However, there is only one hose hook up on the PVC pipe. I'm very pleased with the product, and it came with more than enough glue!
210102
Yes, it can...both at the neck of the showerhead and along the flexible hose. It is not something I have to do, (the water where I live starts out hot) but I just tried it, and it works. Great shower all around.
1577030
I have hot and cold water on my patio already and use a Y to blend the water for warm baths. Otherwise, yes you just hook the 4' hose with attached sprayer that it comes with to an outside cold water faucet. The sprayer is completely adjustable and can be turned off while you are soaping your dog up. I have a bad back so this is ideal as a back saver. I set it up so my dogs walk right into it from the deck steps. Love it!
1314781
Yes you can use it with hot water. You just have to use a hot water hose use a "Y" connector so you can also have cold.
707203
Yes. I have it set at 112 degrees, and there is plenty of hot water. Depending on your shower head flow, you might have to increase your setting to a higher temperature. it s max is 140 degrees.
1740793
Can't say that I know for sure but its certainly seems adequate. I wouldn't be afraid to use it for hot water. Here in California the hose gets very hot just laying in the sun and its fine.
320592
I think so. I used it to add water to my water bed, and ran mostly hot water from the tap through this hose to the water bed (since I didn't want the bed to take a dozen hours to get warm enough to sleep in). The hose handled it fine. I can't say the water got up to 140 degrees for sure, but it was well over 100 degrees. Hope this answers your question.
1231886
You will need an adapter to connect a standard water hose to the unit. The major issue is the electrical hookup and potential hazards related to water and 220 V power. Also, don't expect HOT water. This should device be advertised as a water warmer since it barely increases water temperature. I will never buy another one of these.
499103
I don't see why not. It is based on ground water temp and flow rate. I live in SWFL and the ground water temp is 65 degrees which gives me a flow rate of 2. I only use it for one outside shower and that has been more than sufficient to have hot water non-stop. It actually might be too strong for your use because you say your water temp is 70 - 140 (very hot). You should consult a professional plumber perhaps about your current system and they may be able to add a solar panel and adjust your water temp - might be cheaper.
2269073
There is no warm water connections and it designed just for cold water.You don't need to control the temperature. Whatever temperature water you put, that is how it stays.Feel free to ask any further questions.
1792773
Does not matter. I use regular water from my outside hose at existing temperature and it works fine. Great product that I use in between my quarterly bug service and it has solved my problem .
1502070
You only connect to the sink line for hot water. Otherwise your cold line comes from the toilet supply line. They provided all parts for this. Yes you do not have to hook up the hot. The bidet has an automatic cut off if you use the cold only so it won't leak. Mine has worked great.
956633
It is only hooked up to the hot side. So you can add all the cold water you want. It acts just as any other water heater.
771367
If you have a sink with a hot water supply line within a few feet of the toilet, the included hardware and supply hose should be sufficient to run the hot water from the sink to the toilet. If you do not have hot water anywhere in the same room as the toilet, it would probably be best to buy a cold water-only model (assuming you don't wish to incur the expense of having a plumber install a new hot water line in the room).
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I know that the temperature of the water determines the maximum temp the water can be heated to. I think if you connect it to the regular hot water line, it would be fine. It does take a few seconds to be really hot. If it's just a sink, they make sink sized ones, too. I love this water heater! It is serving a remote bathroom at my house wonderfully.
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For hot water you will probably have to go through the wall, or get extension pipes (what is provided is limited) and feed it to the vanity in the base boards. The other option if you just want to hook up a cold water source is to get a bidget with a heater.Hope that helps.