We have older plumbing, and the T-fitting will not fit directly. Is a 3/8" conversion nut included somewhere in the packaging?
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Contact Clean Sense - they are very helpful -- http://cleansensebidet.com/ > Jeff
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These are all now coming with a 7/8" fitting that attaches to toilet tank along with a new 1 page installation checklist explaining this and other installation questions in more complete detail.
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Contact Clean Sense - they are very helpful -- http://cleansensebidet.com/ &gt; Jeff
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I am not sure of the exact dimensions, and the manual doesn't say. Mine went together with no additional parts. The sizes are standard. The adapter nut is 3/8th to connect the toilet supply hose to the water supply. I had to use that, but it was included.
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Albert: I'm not sure what it is you want to know. The entire thing is a kit....there's nothing to know other then reading the instructions and inserting this into that. It fits a standard (I'm going out on a limb here and saying 3/8" compression fitting) supply line under your sink. If you have something other than what is considered U.S. standard, then you would need to retrofit it with either up-sizing or down-sizing adapters available at good hardware stores. Hope this helps Bil
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try their website, we always use a local wholesale plumbing supply place when we need help.....parts for this seem pretty standard
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i just asked John Boos Company this question because I like the ideaand they said yes, but new t fittings would be needed. They suggested ordering from www.florenceadams.com
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This is a standard npt fitting for air tools and paint guns, I believe it to be 3/8, yes. It was for an air tool.
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Its a standard 3/4inch pipe thread. Which would fit an existing install.The pipe is square, chrome, and machine. The threads were not put on by a pipe threader. So I would recommend some sealer on the threads. Just in case.Better to not risk a leak.
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I am using my existing 3/4 in pipe with a flange attached to it. Good luck.
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Water connections on my unit are 1/2 in. CTS (copper tubing size).Will 3/8 supplys work depends on your incoming water pressure.I have my unit plumbed 1/2 cts. If your 3/8 in. supply lines work on your existing fixtures you are going to be fine
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There is a small nut from the new device that is suppose to fit into position once you have removed the on-off handle from your existing spigot/faucet. Thats gotten fit or your hosed (pun intended). The best thing to do is check the manufacturere's website as they have a very helpful video that will detail the installation. Good luck.
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Screw type male end both sides to fit regulator. And yes only one In package. Can get it cheaper on eBay as a new item. Would not recommend buying it here, I too was robbed by thinking I got all 3 fittings.
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Don't believe so, I had a plumber install it and it was a replacement for an old one the same size.
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Thread size not indicated on pkg. however, the shower head fit our 40 yr old American standard plumbing. Not true for the faucets....these have a plastic insert two plumbers and a handyman all pronounced cheap and were not compatible. I have all the items in the original box just setting in a closet because I really liked the looks.
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It depends what you have to do. Home depot or plumbing supply will help. The fittings are standard.
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Obtain a short piece (1" long or so) of 1/4" diameter copper tubing reamed out to exactly fit over the TC shaft. Then clamp the Cu tubing in a standard brass compression fitting (with the TC installed, when the ferule collapses it will also tighten the Cu around the TC) which will usually have 1/4" NPT threads. Then use either a reducing bushing or bell reducer to adapt this assembly to the 1/2" NPT of the brew plumbing. I've done this 4 times with no problems.
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Mine was a 3/8" dovetail. From the other customers response, maybe they have multiple options.
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Darrell, I believe it was 3/8" but make sure the tee is what your channel accepts. I realized that I needed the "P" type bulb afterwards but made the tee work though it was a little difficult. do you still have the old seal to look at?