Is the drain valve 1/4" pipe? I would re[lace it with a tubing fitting and a12V solenoid valve NC. This would be used on my truck air compressors.
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The drain is a "poppet" valve with a light spring allowing for automatic opening at low pressure. It's a small diameter opening without threads.
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1/4" or 3/8" hose will work. You just need standard fittings to hook it to the compressor.
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I used 1/2" Female pipe by 3/4" pex. The valve is 1/2" but I wanted to upsize the pex tubing for increased flow.
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I only used the 1/2" pipe thread to mount the valve. I used a jamb nut from an electrical J box. I slipped the valve into a 1/2" hole in the compressor mounting plate and ran the jamb nut on. I used 1/4" copper tubing to connect the valve. I love this set up. My entire air system is drier.
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No, its an 1 1/4" to 1 1/2" discharge. A 3/4 " hose would create too much back pressure. Also all sump pumps need to a check valve on them to guard against any backflow back flow.
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I would say the 1/2 inch is distribution hose. I install the emitters directly into this hose and use 1/4 line to direct water where I need it or I use the mini sprayers for wider areas. There is a little punch tool to make the hole for the emitter. When you need to move the emitter, there are little plugs you can get for the hole.
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This is a switch with 1/4" ports. If your compressor uses 1/4" fittings, it should fit. If you will not be using all of the ports in the manifold, get plugs. I think it comes with one plug.
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Good question. The pump was designed for the 1/4 in Try it and see, it will take you 15 minutes to find out, you will need to McGyver the fittings at the pressure tank and the faucet. Let me know. Mike
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I find the other answers to this question confusing. I ordered two of these and the ball valve is 1/4" like most of these types of valves.
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1/2" refers to the size of the square drive nose that fits into your sockets. This size impact normally has a 1/4" female pipe thread air inlet fitting. This impact works best using a 3/8" I-D air hose & air line. You also need a compressor that can supply a 100 PSI air pressure at the impact with the impact working. A compressor with 2 cylinders with a 3 to 5 horse power electric motor & a 30 gallon air tank will normally work well for intermittant use.
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The pump ships with a short length of 1/4" hose to connect between the fitting and a distribution splitter. 1/4" is the correct size. I purchased 3/8 based on this answer, and it's very loose fitting.
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I don't have mine set up that was. I ran full size PVC pipe fot the drain. If you would like to set your system up for 3/4" or 5/8" drain your local hardware store or Home Depot or Lowes plumbing department could help you with that system and it would be very inexpensive. The only concern I would have is the inlet of the pump and the back pressure you would have trying to funnel it into a smaller outlet. You might wnt to call the pump manufacturer for their advice as to how this would affect the pump.
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The Hot and Cold connections for this valve is 1/2 inch The 1inch line will need to be reduced
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I used brass airbrake fittings and airbrake tubing to replumb from the compressor head to the manifold, I don't think the voltage will be a problem, its just a matter if the replacement valve will fit in the place of the original. Much better switch than the what sears offers
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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!
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This is for 1/8 tubing for airbrushes. I assume you're trying to fit a small garage compressor to an airbrush so...You'll need a reducer to fit 1/4 NPT, plus pipe threads are tapered and these connectors are straight thread with gaskets to seal them.I hope this helps, there are some sellers on Amazon that sell fittings to change from one brand to another and include some pipe thread sizes.Just type "airbrush fittings" and a bunch will show up.
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I guess I'm unclear as to what you're asking, the manifold itself has acme threads, the hoses are female acme thread on both ends. The only other common HVAC thread for fittings is a 1/4" or 3/8" compression. I assume you want to use this manifold and hoses for an air comditioner or something like that. In that case, yes they make adapters to go from 1/4" compression to acme.