I have 3/8" PEX plumbing in my house. Can I attach this 5' tube to 3/8" PEX. Is there an adapter/ coupler
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When I attached the ice maker and dish washer I used shut off valves. A kit (in the wall) for the ice maker and just an inline valve for the dish washer. There are valves made to push directly onto the PEX and have the compression fitting for the ice maker line. If you use a kit then use one of the PEX to FPT connectors. Hope this helps.
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You need 3/8" INSIDE diameter tubing. They sell a three foot length of vinyl tubing to go with this valve, but unless you have a special application, this is way longer than what you need. (I'm using about 5 or 6" on my Outback) Check a hardware store who may sell by the foot-I bought the short piece I needed plus some extra for less than a dollar.
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I use a 3/8" 150psi flexzilla. You will also need fittings for hose (typically) and impact. Quick connect style is what I use, something like: TEKTON 4720 Quick Connect Coupler Set, 5-Piece
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the one that fits is a 1.5'' PVC pipe, you should consider the 1'' bulkhead instead. For the adapter, the one needed is the male adapter. Good luck!
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Dave, you'll need to buy some hose and fittings. I converted my tank to 3/8" hose because the unit comes with 1/4" hose output. I used quick connect fittings also so unhooking hoses is a snap.
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I'm not a plumber, but I would say no. Not without you attaching some sort of fitting that is designed to go from copper to Pex style plumbing. I would use a shark bite type fitting to convert the copper end to pex, and then go from there. Hope that helps!
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There is a 3/8" tube going from each tap to the faucet. The connector needed to connect the water source to the tap is a standard faucet flex tube
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Jim I don't really know if Intex or the company I got my hose from has an adapter that will go from 1.5" to 2/5" but maybe you can get something in the plumbing section of Lowe's or Home Depot. The hose I got from the company leaked and they were good enough to get me one from Intex that was much better. Hope this helps a little
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Yes u can but make sure u leave little margin for expansion / contraction ( e.g leave a loop in between ) Below are some tips : http://www.familyhandyman.com/plumbing/pex-piping-everything-you-need-to-know/view-all#step13
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You can use any type of 3/4 inch tubing you like as long as the thread pitch is the same. But the connection is fairly standard because I simply purchased a piece of galvanized pipe and I had a clamp.
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The fittings on this are 1/2" sweat copper or threaded fittings. They do make a version of this valve specifically for pex installations. The model is R10000-PX.
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If I understand your question, you want to use 3/8" tubing to attach the misting system to the water supply. If this is the case, you will need fittings to attach the tubing to your water supply, hose bibb or the hose itself which is standard hose fittings and a fitting for the end of the tubing that you want to attach the misting system to. This fitting will also need to attach to the tubing and attach to the misting system which is standard hose fitting. These fittings can usually be found at Home DePot or Lowes, etc. Hope this helps.
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Yes, Home Depot should have all the adapters you need, the plumbing guy at my HD was fantastic and showed me what I needed in a couple of minutes that would have taken me loooong time, so get help.
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you probably need an adaptor which you can easily find in the neighborhoor hardware stores. I bought this but never used it because I did not like the quality and finish. did not go well with my tub faucet which is stainless steel.
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PVC or CPVC is best but Pex should not be a problem depending on what fitting you are referring to..... Give the tech guys a call at 800-571-8191 to double check
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As I recall it was 3/8". If you take the line to Lowes or Home Depot and show them they should be able to fit you with the right fitting. Mine had 3/8" male threaded on the one end (You have to remove a nut to use it) and 1/2" female copper on the other, so I had to solder a short length of copper line to that end and then I could join it to my 1/2" PEX lines. Hope this helps
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The fittings are the same for a 5/8" and 3/4" hose, just the hose itself is a different size. If they were not, you couldn't connect a 3/4" hose to the faucets on your house. All the Gardena fittings fit both; not to worry.