Would it be practical to buy these for use on a half-gallon glass water jug? I want something I can plug in and plug out easily.
2092480
This plug works in a gallon jug great but remember the plug has a hole in the center of it
1916791
Actually it is more practical than using as portible sound because they are not the most well made product, however if you hook up a nice amp to them you can actually get a good clean sound out of them. I'd recommend them for the price.
900338
will work fine, if you have the space, but note the 4 gal size, this may be too smallHD has a 20 gal 110 volt if you have the space.
1876808
the link they put up for the econo-lock carboy bungs set of 2 I already bought those, they work great for my 3 gallon carboy. I also already have 2 jugs same type from organic apple juice. same kind of jugs, but the bungs are barely too big too fit. I need smaller ones for my jugs, so might you or anyone reading this, if they are looking for bungs and airlocks for 1 gallon jugs similar to the one shown. might have to find a rubber plug at a hardware store and drill it out yourself. or use a balloon and take a needle to it first and put a tiny hole to let excess pressure out
1524641
These would be useful if you're making a gadget which you will end up plugging something else into (as though it were a wall socket). For example, you could make a gadget that turned on and off a normal plug-in lamp when the gadget detects there is a duck in your house. Internally within the gadget you'll need to use something like a quick-disconnect terminal to crimp onto the wires and then slide onto the blades sticking out the back of these. With all that said, these are meant for 110v systems, please be careful both from an electricuting yourself and starting fires standpoint. It would be wise, if you're an electrical dummy to have someone check your work, and also use a GFI (Ground Fault Isolator?) to put in line between your newly created gadget and the actual wall outlet until you're very sure everything is setup correctly.
2260511
I'm not sure. I use 5 gallon jugs. But I would think that 3 would work if it has same opening but just a smaller size.
2141323
We know of an RV Company using them in the motor homes due to plugs being too close to the floor, not sure if it's harmful to the units or not...but the units are still working without any issues.
359339
we use 5 gal jugs (not culligan tho) and the pump works well. i imagine culligan jugs are similar - perhaps exact. we love the pump. good thing about amazon - if it doesn't work, you can send it back. so much easier than the push pump.
2134964
why wouldn't you, chad? yes they do exist best I've found is on crazypc(dot)com i used a cold cathode and a shoe box top to make a light up hood for my 2.5 gallon fish tank works like a charm ;-)
1065085
To be honest with you they are very cheaply made and half did not work. I would not recommend them to anyone. Sorry hope this helps.
1482178
Sorry, but I'm not really sure. I bought them to keep whatever it was (probably mice or chipmunks) that kept coming in from outside into my basement soffit. The plug ins work great for that purpose. Wish I could give you a better answer. Sorry.
168261
Should work fine as long as the surface is flat where the plug is to be installed. Keep in mind that the amount of water will dictate the pressure applied to the fasteners. You may need to use a screw or bolt with a nut on the back. May also consider the application of some silicone for the best seal.
193564
Yes, but be advised that it would be best to seal with some silicon over the plugs to ensure that you would have no water leakage. I have some in the house right now & am looking for trays to fit as I did not expect to bring them inside. One plug is weeping but a paper towel takes care of it.
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I like these in the motorhome, they seem to work and a lot easier than the dry-the-air containers. I just recharged my 4 yesterday and they only work with 110v with 2 prongs to plug in outside for the moisture to escape and they do get hot when charging. I bought the larger EDV500 back in Jan/13 and pluged them in just before summer and am just recharging them now so they last a long time.
1855992
Gallons are not an appropriate measure. They're 2 fl.oz. tops, about the size of my fist. I also probably wouldn't use them to hold liquid as they are pretty cheap plastic. They are more of a novelty and utilitarian.
827219
You would have to modify the intake and output drastically otherwise it would drain a few inches of water from the tank. I would say no! They work absolutely perfectly fine on the outside of the tank.... with the constant turnover of water temp and o2 is no issue
1726127
Twin 30 or 40 gal tanks with an automatic change-over regulator would be a pretty good working arrangement. Keep in mind, the bigger the tanks the heavier they are when you take them in to get filled. ;-)