does this unit hook up to a faucet or do you have to do plumbing work
1539791
I don't think it will hook up to a faucet directly, I have mine hooked up to the washing machine water line
1539792
The connection is the same as a garden hose (same size to connect to an outside hydrant). To connect to a kitchen or bathroom faucet, you would need to remove the aerator on the faucet (should screw out), and buy an adaptor that screws in to the faucet, and has male threads the size of an outside hydrant. Remove the faucet aerator and take to lowes or home depot, tell them what connection you need, they should be able to help. I've had my RO/DI system for several months, and I'm very pleased with it.
1539793
It can hook to a faucet. It is not "hidden" as it hooks to the discharge of the faucet. My son uses it to filter water for his aquarium. He hooks it to a yard hydrant as the increased flow volume speeds his filtering time.
1539794
It has a connection to connect to a garden hose, you can mount it out side and cart the water in, or mount it at the tank and run a hose inside. There is a way to connect it to a faucet but you will need an adapter.
1539795
The system hooks up to an outdoor style faucet (the kind you usually hook a hose to), though you can order a separate adapter to hook up to another type of faucet.
1502075
You only connect to the sink line for hot water. Otherwise your cold line comes from the toilet supply line. They provided all parts for this.Yes you do not have to hook up the hot. The bidet has an automatic cut off if you use the cold only so it won't leak.Mine has worked great.
1019882
Hi it need to be put in the water line and plugged in. Should be done by a plumber
992308
instruction come with faucet. Basically, you mount the faucet with hardware provided and then hook up water lines. Real easy unless you have no mechanical aptitude then hire a plumber,
822205
We installed it. It takes some work because the fittings aren't the usual ones. I love the faucet, but it does not have an aerator so it splashes more than you might expect.
2128272
The elbows are what connect the unit to the water lines. Yes, you remove the existing faucets. The only things that you need to come through the wall are the hot and cold water pipes with elbows on them so they point down. The back of the unit has short hoses that connect to the elbows.
1453568
No need to call a plumber- you just hook it up (easily) to your faucet when you want to use it, and then unhook it when it's done.
326931
Hello... I love this machine it did hook up to my first faucet no problem but when I replaced my faucet it did not fit :-( but I was able to get a adapter that worked and also new hook up piece that also worked... so either way I was able to adapt it to 3 different faucets... try hardware store not home depot or lowes
1368306
It comes with an adapter to connect to an inside faucets and can connect to an outside hose faucet as well. You should not need any other adapters.
2083411
The unit uses 1 inch plumbing. You would have to use an adapter. It's a simple piece to put on.
1537084
There is no hookup. You either take off the white lid, fill up a container and pour water into the top. Or what I do is take off the top canister and fill it at the sink. So you can put the unit anywhere in the house.
1296707
It attaches to the faucet directly and does not plug in. If you run cold water, you will get cold water. In fact, you should only run cold water according to manufacturer.
336222
It is not designed for that. It does need to connect to the faucet. But with the proper tools, space, and engineuity I suppose you could make it work.
1061394
The answer to your first question is yes. The water input and output hose (consisting of two hoses) connect to the sink faucet. The water input/output hose is only about 3 to 4 feet long. No plumbing work is required it just drains into the sink. To understand the functioning of a "portable" dishwasher, you may want to look up some youtube vids - they all function the same way.
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This unit has solid copper piping coming directly out of the faucet and ending in mail threats. It's the old classic connection. You will need to buy additional hook up hoses, Such as the braided metal, etc. I actually prefer this type of hook up. I compared thiswith a Pfister faucet that was a plastic mess and lick incessantly. My Premier Faucet does not leak!
1035302
I have it hooked to a hose faucet but I just open the faucet a little bit for use
1199
As far as I remember, NO. I connected mine to a laundry room sink faucet and I had to buy an additional adapter to make it work