will it fit in or mount to a 4" pvc pipe?
313611
It will mount to a 4" PVC pipe using a pair of 4" X 4" flexible couplings (sold individually, not pairs). Flexible Coupling - 4.0" x 4.0" - White
313612
Im sorry, when my fan died, i just got the model number and ordered the exact replacement fan. So i knew it would definately fit. I'm 99% sure my pipe is a 4" pipe though. My original fan has been working for 34 years!!! Definately a good fan. ~eric
313613
Yes just get two 4 " rubber adapters and clamps from your local home improvement store.
313614
Yes, this will fit nicely using a standard rubber connector that can be purchased in any plumbing supply company. BTW, this fan is the quietest fan I have seen (heard) and it has lots of suction. Great choice for radon remediation.
313615
You have to use rubber adapters to make the connections. This is the same type of adapter that you would use to connect two pieces of 4 inch schedule 40 pipe together. I purchased two of these adapters at a local home improvement store. I connected my fan to 3 inch pipe and used the 4" to 3" rubber adapters. The adapters have hose clamps at each end. When you buy these adapters use a 4 inch street elbow to check the fit to verify you have the right adapter. The adapter should fit snugly over the pipe, it should not be difficult to place over the pipe. There are different types of adapters for different types of pipe so it is possible to get the wrong one You have to use rubber adapters to make the connections. This is the same type of adapter that you would use to connect two pieces of 4 inch schedule 40 pipe together. I purchased two of these adapters at a local home improvement store. I connected my fan to 3 inch pipe and used the 4" to 3" rubber adapters. The adapters have hose clamps at each end. When you buy these adapters use a 4 inch street elbow to check the fit to verify you have the right adapter. The adapter should fit snugly over the pipe, it should not be difficult to place over the pipe. There are different types of... » Read More You have to use rubber adapters to make the connections. This is the same type of adapter that you would use to connect two pieces of 4 inch schedule 40 pipe together. I purchased two of these adapters at a local home improvement store. I connected my fan to 3 inch pipe and used the 4" to 3" rubber adapters. The adapters have hose clamps at each end. When you buy these adapters use a 4 inch street elbow to check the fit to verify you have the right adapter. The adapter should fit snugly over the pipe, it should not be difficult to place over the pipe. There are different types of adapters for different types of pipe so it is possible to get the wrong one « Show Less
82882
I didn't do the installation myself, but I believe it is standard (?3/4 inch). I use a similar length of pipe in my installation. Check the Owner's instruction manual (available online), I suspect it may have that information.
1118866
I'm not 100% positive but I think 4 1/2" is minimum. Again not 100% sure. I mounted these in a UTV that had custom boxes and they barely fit.
238050
Fits minimum 4" lead pipe. Made for cast iron but lead pipe I used it on was a heavy gage piece of lead sewer pipe. Oatey PVC & neoprene sleeve tightened up all the way and seated just fine.
1618517
I was using a 3" ABS pipe with a Fernco adapter. The adapter had a 1/4" wall thickness which fit snugly inside the 4" ducting on the ventilator. A Schedule 40 4" PVC pipe at 4 1/2" OD will be too large, but it might fit inside the PVC pipe.
1809161
Looks like the hose OD is about 1 1/2" on mine. But I suspect you can use different pvc fittings to make other sizes fit also. Its running now!
1366687
So sorry for the delay. Measuring from the surface where the pump sits to the point where the threads begin for the discharge pipe is indeed less than 4". Hopefully you will have room!
457978
The tube sleeve is 2.5 inches long on mine. How far it sticks out depends on your plumbing, but it shouldn't be more than 4 or 5 inches.
1921402
Im sorry,not sure,havent gone to get the pvc pipe yet,just rigged it last year but it doesnt look like u need much,just enough to to connect the incert & the pole,couple inches i would estimate at most
1609737
It fits if you remove one of the three clamps, two are enough to hold it. It states for up to 2.5 inch pipe but not with the three clamps. I have had no problem.
705192
Sorry for delay-- just got one from a Boy Scout activity.The float will fit in a 4 inch pic pipe but will not activate the switch because it has to turn over to turn switch on and off. Sliding up and down won't open and close the switch to active the pump.So I don't see how it would work in a pvc pipe.Hope this helps.
197792
This is designed so one end slips onto a 3" pvc pipe and the other end supports standard RV 3" twist-on connectors. You'd also need a 4" to 3" reducer fitting. If Amazon doesn't have one, you can probably get one at any hardware store.
1080052
will accomodate mounting holes that are spaced : 3" x 3" , 4" x 4" , 8"h x 4"v , and 8" x 8"
1535400
I think you would have a tough time getting a 3/4" pipe to seat in the crook of the hook. I am not impressed with this Chinese product. Sorry for the late reply,
1476714
I used a 3/4" pipe nipple attached to a metal pole I had. The OD on the nipple is about 1" and the pole top fits over it with very little plat.
1973878
I attached mine to a 2" x 10' PVC pipe (cut to 9.5') . No sag. I store it in a 4' x 10' Pvc pipe with end caps.
2119858
We have a 4 spot outlet in middle of bracket and it fit fine... good luck. Good bracket for price.