what is the size of the ports on the valve?
885879
If I still had the old one I could measure it for you. But if I remember right I think about 1/4 inch or so.
847912
1/2" - but, and this is a big but, you will want to have this in hand before buying parts. There are four outlets from the diverter valve, and you will likely need to use a combination of threaded elbows, pex, sweat connections, etc to install this correctly.
78152
I just went down and measured it, this one is about 6 1/2 inches from tip to tip on the check valve, once the rubber connectors are added you have about 8 - 9 inches.
5155
This is only set up for Schrader valves. You may be able to find an adapter though.
1644300
The unit I received has a port, looks like a 1/4". It's plugged, but comes out with some heat and a large hex.
618650
No idea, that model number means nothing to me. The input pressure port is 1/4" female pipe thread, there are a total of three ports, one on the bottom, one on each side. Use the one you wish to, put plugs in the other two. The unloader valve has a compression fitting for 1/4" tubing. The switch is a two pole, suitable for 220 V or 110V power to the motor. Size wise, it is about 'normal' for such devices, about the same as I have seen other such devices.I hope this helps some, this is a pretty standard type switch in size and configuration.
1091445
The ring is 7" OD. You still have the hot and cold lines running through this one valve. I am sure you will have to cut into the wall to change the piping to fit this valve.
304019
The gas valve that I bought had a 1/2" inlet and a 3/4" outlet with an adapter for 1/2" outlet, standard right hand black pipe thread. All necessary technical details are available on the Honeywell website including maximum CFMs.
909337
1-7/8". The sink I put this on came from Ikea. You should know that although it's cheap, I had to go to a specialty plumbing shop to get adaptors for supply valves. Around $15. Lowes and Home Depot did not carry what was needed. The faucet works well and was amusing how it confused my guests.
2218371
I dunno what kind of valve access the board has, but the pump comes with several different size/type adaptors
998948
5.8"×1.2" (146mm × 30mm) but you have to check how far is going to be of the ejection port
113121
Make sure the part number matches what you have now. The didn't match mine completely, but it's the same valve and the labeling is upsidedown. I remember the ports, so it doesn't matter.
551049
The bottom two ports are your hot and cold inlets. The top two are what ever you want. This valve you have to solder in the copper lines. Make sure you pull the valves out before you put heat to the valve. It works great. I have mine set up as a shower and a rain head.
1423387
Not sure of the exact dimensions but it fit standard US shower connections. But I threw the unit away after only one use as it leaked from around both ends of the fittings and could not get it to work no matter what we did to it
174480
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.
389170
There are o rings. If you remove both screws you can pull the valve body off the connectors
783394
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.