Can you install the unit with a regular sewage hose connected inside the compartment and the unit attached at the end of the sewage hose instead insid
216219
Yes,if the sewage hose has the correct fitting on the end (like the fitting on the RV).
216220
We have a fifth wheel and the sewer connection point for the external 3 inch hose is located on the outside of our coach. I think you are asking if you can attach the 3 inch hose to your internal sewer connection and then connect the Flojet at the end of that. I guess it would work. Physically if you have the standard sewer connections you should be able to connect the Flojet unit. Getting water back up the length of the hose would be a problem but other than that you should be able to make it work. Can you not make a connection with the sewer connection inside it's compartment? Good luck. We have a fifth wheel and the sewer connection point for the external 3 inch hose is located on the outside of our coach. I think you are asking if you can attach the 3 inch hose to your internal sewer connection and then connect the Flojet at the end of that. I guess it would work. Physically if you have the standard sewer connections you should be able to connect the Flojet unit. Getting water back up the length of the hose would be a problem but other than that you should be able to make it work. Can you not make a connection with the sewer connection inside it's compartment? Good luck.
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The unit is quite easy to install. An electrical outlet must be available near the unit. The unit comes with an adapter to tap into the existing water supply for the toilet. If the existing water supply is not a flex hose, then I would recommend replacing it with a flex line. Would recommend using a GFI outlet.
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I have not done that, but I don't know why not. It is regular hose connectors. Best hose ever-NO KINK
1110777
I hook mine to the utility sink in my garage without any problems. It comes with adapters to attach to your faucets. Think you can do it without any problem. Only problem may be the length of the hose.
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I would suggest that you ask a plumber how to hook up something like that as it seems a bit more complicated.
1070514
No, a regular hose will work as the Cambell Hausfeld unit comes complete and ready to go. I just used mine yesterday and still very pleased.
1081608
Yes. It comes with 4 quick release fittings so you can attach them to your plumbing. You might need an extra coupling but they are easy to find at your hardwear store.
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I do not think so, I just looked at the unit, I do not see any place to attach a drain hose.
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You put it on the end of the hose. Make sure you secure it tightly with the enclosed zip ties. Good luck.
2158142
Unless you get to the existing plumbing and valve from the back (wall on the other side of the tiles), you will have to take out a few tiles around the existing valve to remove it and attach connectors that will connect to the two lines of this unit. I was able to do that and then I left the hole open since it gets covered by this unit
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Not directly. I had to create some reducers for it, then I could hook a hose to it.
406645
the bottom of the unit goes inside of your pipe so that end will work but the top pipe goes on the outside and with your pipe being double walled it won't fit so no this unit won't work for you.
1088366
It doesn't have a fitting ( :-| or maybe it does--see Timothy H.), so you'd have to rig your own. All the pipes are out in the open, so it wouldn't be difficult, but you should do it before you install toilet--not much working room back there. Also, I used "Shark Bites" fittings to make final hookup easy. See SharkBite U008LFA 1/2-Inch SharkBite Lead Free Straight Coupling and SharkBite U710A Disconnect Clip, 1/2-Inch
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hi ,look at the pictures. there is a small window on the back of the unit where the plumbing should be attached from.
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It is attached to the sewer so I'm guessing you can, but very slowly & with clear water flushing either at the same time or in small increments. And of course finish up with lots of clear water.
2169463
well...yes. It's a sewage pump meant to sit in a sump that receives sanitary service. I have an "overhead" sewer system, meaning the gravity sewer lines exit the basement just below the first floor level. I wanted a bathroom in the basement and the only way to do that was to pump the sewage from the bathroom (it first drains to a plastic sump) vertically about 6 ft into the overhead sewer line. It works just fine...keep in mind you'll need to vent the sump to meet plubing codes...
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Yes, there is a standard male garden hose connection on the back of the unit for a hose about a foot above the base of the unit. The hose has to routed and sloped so it goes downhill to a point lower than the connection point.