what is the difference between different valve bodies
315186
Sorry, I don't know. I always refer people to the delta web site. They can answer this question for you I think.
315187
I do not know. Only that this is the most inexpensive part of the whole shebang. The rest costs mucho.
1620777
I purchased the valve but did not do the work, so I do not know the answer to your question.
1008376
The adapters are not furnished with this valve which was a surprise to me. It's designed more of a retrofit type install assuming you already have a valve installed like the Symmons W-400. Adapters are available from the manfacturer but they are different from what comes with the symmons w-400 which i purchased and were more adaptable to my installation. You don't find this out until after you purchase the timeout valve which to me was disappointing. you can go online and see the adapters available from Keeney and see if the suit your install otherwise buy the adapters from Symmons as i did. Spending double the money. or just by the symmons and turn it off manually when not in use. The adapters are not furnished with this valve which was a surprise to me. It's designed more of a retrofit type install assuming you already have a valve installed like the Symmons W-400. Adapters are available from the manfacturer but they are different from what comes with the symmons w-400 which i purchased and were more adaptable to my installation. You don't find this out until after you purchase the timeout valve which to me was disappointing. you can go online and see the adapters available from Keeney and see if the suit your install otherwise buy the adapters from Symmons as i... » Read More The adapters are not furnished with this valve which was a surprise to me. It's designed more of a retrofit type install assuming you already have a valve installed like the Symmons W-400. Adapters are available from the manfacturer but they are different from what comes with the symmons w-400 which i purchased and were more adaptable to my installation. You don't find this out until after you purchase the timeout valve which to me was disappointing. you can go online and see the adapters available from Keeney and see if the suit your install otherwise buy the adapters from Symmons as i did. Spending double the money. or just by the symmons and turn it off manually when not in use. « Show Less
1517784
Not totally sure of the valve name/type. However, I can say the same standard attachment by itself (to which the others attach) works on both car tires and my normal bike tires. I hope that helps you make a decision about your speed bike.
1372936
Both have same function. They are just different models with exact features, S/E has the handles shorter and fused in one piece and different shape than just S where the handle looks like is a different piece attached to the body, look at the pictures and you will see. Same thing when you select faucet, you will want to match the model that you like better
1005200
The one I received was a little different from the ones pictured, so I will describe it.It was flat black, and in one end there was the one way valve ( the silver thing with the hole in it). The other had had nothing. The opening is about 1/4". It works well with my home electronic blood pressure unit. I think these bulbs are standard sizes. The only thing you need to realize is that it doesn't have the release valve,that's the thing with the button you push to let the pressure out. Also, I would suggest you wet the end of the valve you are pushing into it as they are very tight and hard to push on. The one I received was a little different from the ones pictured, so I will describe it.It was flat black, and in one end there was the one way valve ( the silver thing with the hole in it). The other had had nothing. The opening is about 1/4". It works well with my home electronic blood pressure unit. I think these bulbs are standard sizes. The only thing you need to realize is that it doesn't have the release valve,that's the thing with the button you push to let the pressure out. Also, I would suggest you wet the end of the valve you are pushing into it as they are very tight... » Read More The one I received was a little different from the ones pictured, so I will describe it.It was flat black, and in one end there was the one way valve ( the silver thing with the hole in it). The other had had nothing. The opening is about 1/4". It works well with my home electronic blood pressure unit. I think these bulbs are standard sizes. The only thing you need to realize is that it doesn't have the release valve,that's the thing with the button you push to let the pressure out. Also, I would suggest you wet the end of the valve you are pushing into it as they are very tight and hard to push on. « Show Less
1904653
The picture is wrong in the listing that I just looked at. It shows the plumbing coming in and out of the side of the tank of the unit. A top mount unit has the plumbing connections on the valve body that is mounted on the top of the tank. The page I am typing on now shows a top mounted valve body with the plumbing connections on the valve body itself. I hope this helps. I was quite pleased with the top mount version that I purchased through Amazon.
1429149
Valve made by this company www.arselettromeccanica.it They are in Italy Search them you will find some specs
378975
Valve cores are identical, caps are different as one is for the high and the other is for the low ports.
1145289
A Schrader valve is the standard valve on inner tubes and car tires. For your bike it is a larger diameter hole on the rim. A presta valve is skinny and has a nut on it to hold the valve tight on the rim. skinny rims like for road bikes and now a lot of mtn bikes use presta valves. I like schraders so I drilled my rim with 1/4 inch bit to accommodate the tubes. Good luck.
647198
There is no valve per say but I do believe they are interchangeable, mine work with other sizes.
2072481
I don't think I understand the question. The valve is complete with seals and the handle that you turn to select the desired input/output. It works very well
1072151
I am not sure of the question. I went by the numbers on the old valves and they work very well.
290074
Not much different than a normal valve really. I had no problem balancing using Dynabeads, which is another great product
401574
You are buying the valve shown in the picture. Both of those dimensions seem a bit off; it fits in the palm of your hand. I installed it about a month ago and I haven't had any problems with it. It gets used at least once a day, and it hasn't started leaking or anything. Obviously I can't tell you how it holds up over time, but so far so good. Thanks
2156085
I have owned both and there really isn't any difference. I have owned 4 HAAN steamers. The first one I used until it fell apart and would give anything to have it back. The other 3 all broke in the same place, the water bottle system, and HAAN changed me to replace the mechanism each time, until I finally just returned all 3, ate the cost of replacement parts and bought another brand. Good luck.
758802
If you mean the blue ball valves that you turn, those are the input/output stop valves. The little tiny ones popping out the side (facing towards) are pressure relief stops/test cocks. If any of them are cracked, you will (legally) need a whole new unit. However you can replace them with any 1/8 inch threaded test cock, but if an inspector notices you may get in trouble.