Is this chiller good for under sink drinking water?
886144
I assume you could use it for that it is made for hydroponic applications but with the right fittings from lowes it would work. There might be cheaper alternatives though for drinking water it is something you should probably look into first
1913457
The Temp Prob sticks out into the pot about 2 1/2" only. So there should be ample room for a chiller. Hope this helps.
240500
If you fill with cold water it will be cool. Because it's capacity is so large, it will remain cold or hot for a longer time. Remember it's also heavier.
1084471
Not unless you have a system. This faucet is sold with a heater which goes under the cabinet. In our case we have a osmosis system in the center island which gives us filtered hot and cold water. This water also is piped underground to our ice maker in the refrigerator.
1955450
I have placed mine under the eave of my garden shed, and it catches the drips just fine. I use it to water my plants.
984264
yes it is cool water and it recommends distilled water, though I just use filtered water in mine.
617225
I put mine under counter and mounted tap to counter. Used a small can of the foam insulation to seal the hole on top of fridge...no problems. Technically, this is a free standing model but I did not want to pay the extra money for a true under counter model. I have decent ventilation space under counter and no problems so far
1670506
If the dehumidifier is draining into the sink where the pump is connected I would say it could. The pump I had burned out because ice maker was constantly draining into sink. the pump eventually burned out
2128704
We don't have an under-the-sink RO system, but do have a single filter in our pump house for our incoming water supply before it goes through our water softener system in the house. We previously had a similar filter under the kitchen sink and used the same filter for it.
1426234
I really have no idea if you can for sure, you would have to ask your plumber, but I think you could because I actually have the opposite scenario. I have an Everpure water chiller hooked up to my insinkerator faucet that came with my hot water dispenser. I love having my hot water and chilled water readily available! Good luck!
1687534
If the cold water line coming out of the wall is straight 1/2" copper, or pex tubing, it'll work great. But you'll need more than 1" of pipe exposure for a proper connection. Also, make sure you insert the valve 1/2" port a full inch onto the pipe. And remember the supply connection to the refrigerator line must be a 1/4" compression fitting.
1442336
I think deep. Problem we have found is it is not a good under counter cooler....overheats. Best if free standing!
68630
I use mine in my fridge in a cup of distilled water, have it set to about 33 - 34 , I dig my beer on the cold side. If your useing it in a temp that's going to be freezing your water I would not put it in water. It seem sturdy to me . I have had no problem with mine.
619865
That's exactly what I'm using mine for. I hooked it to the hot water line below my sink and have instant hot water. The cold water in the line that used to run for about a minute out of my spout mixes with the water in the unit so that I never get cool water when running the hot water side of my faucet.
498027
Personally I only use it on the cold side for water for the refrigerator and drinking water at the kitchen sink. I see no reason why it wouldn't work as well whether hot or cold. I think you will find the new one easier to handle, I did. Best filter I ever saw. Bob
1273632
I'm not sure about that. I run a cooler on it, like the kind you find in convenience stores. I'm sure it draws a lot of power to be able to cool drinks so quickly. I think you probably could, but I wouldn't leave it unsupervised until you are sure.
1367977
To be honest, I don't really know, as I've never used it for that function (always keep it in a fridge at work). However, I probably wouldn't recommend it on the sole basis of "keeping things cold". It is just a simply stainless steel water bottle...not insulating material or inner linings/pouches. I would guess that water will warm just as quickly in this bottle as in any others.