Can you add multiple extensions? I need it to reach 20+ feet. What is likelihood of extensions coming loose and losing them in the tubing?
293585
Not likely. The fittings can be tightened down with a box wrench, so i probably isnt going to come apart.
293586
Yes you can add multiples and I don't believe they would come apart. Each section screws into the previous section and the connections are metal...not plastic. We used out Lint Eater with great success. I would highly recommend it to anyone.
293587
They do sell an extension kit. As long as your drill is turning the correct direction, they are not going to come apart.
293588
it can be done. they sell a kit to extend it. as long as you keep the drill in reverse to the threading it will not come loose. I used the extensions 12 extra feet and it worked fine.
293589
(1) They sell a separate extension kit that I have not used. (2) As long as you twist it the correct way, it will not come loose; you can tape over the joints with duct tape to keep it connected if you are concerned. Just do not reverse direction when you take it out.
293590
Yes, you may add multiple extensions - however, you should follow the instructions precisely (i.e. tape each connection point; gorilla tape works very well) and be mindful of how much torque you use. I didn't encounter any issues running the extensions through approximately 20' of air duct. I was a bit concerned initially, thinking something so 'flimsy' could actually work - it rocked though and is a solid apparatus. Also note - I normally don't take the time to write or respond to reviews due to my lack of interest in 'advertising/promoting' a product for someone else - but this one was worth sharing the info. Cheers and let me know if there are other questions or concerns.
293591
Yes, you may add multiple extensions - however, you should follow the instructions precisely (i.e. tape each connection point; gorilla tape works very well) and be mindful of how much torque you use. I didn't encounter any issues running the extensions through approximately 20' of air duct. I was a bit concerned initially, thinking something so 'flimsy' could actually work - it rocked though and is a solid apparatus.Also note - I normally don't take the time to write or respond to reviews due to my lack of interest in 'advertising/promoting' a product for someone else - but this one was worth sharing the info. Cheers and let me know if there are other questions or concerns. Yes, you may add multiple extensions - however, you should follow the instructions precisely (i.e. tape each connection point; gorilla tape works very well) and be mindful of how much torque you use. I didn't encounter any issues running the extensions through approximately 20' of air duct. I was a bit concerned initially, thinking something so 'flimsy' could actually work - it rocked though and is a solid apparatus.Also note - I normally don't take the time to write or respond to reviews due to my lack of interest in 'advertising/promoting' a product for someone else - but this... » Read More Yes, you may add multiple extensions - however, you should follow the instructions precisely (i.e. tape each connection point; gorilla tape works very well) and be mindful of how much torque you use. I didn't encounter any issues running the extensions through approximately 20' of air duct. I was a bit concerned initially, thinking something so 'flimsy' could actually work - it rocked though and is a solid apparatus.Also note - I normally don't take the time to write or respond to reviews due to my lack of interest in 'advertising/promoting' a product for someone else - but this one was worth sharing the info. Cheers and let me know if there are other questions or concerns. « Show Less
2267977
You should be able to splice into lines. I did have to add 3 or 4 feet for my 20' trailer .
611979
Sure, using the black poly tubing supplied, you can extend the system as you wish. You may need more tubing and/or connectors but you can easily set up multiple planters and configure them any way you like. The kit only supplies 2 - 90-degree elbow connectors. I purchased several more (different brand) which allowed me to bury the pipe a few inches deep and then up into the raised bed - less conspicuous and avoids me stepping on or crushing the pipe. Lot's of options and really easy to do. Hope this helps. One suggestion, I found that using a hair dryer to heat the end of the black pipe made attaching the connectors much easier. Good luck! Sure, using the black poly tubing supplied, you can extend the system as you wish. You may need more tubing and/or connectors but you can easily set up multiple planters and configure them any way you like. The kit only supplies 2 - 90-degree elbow connectors. I purchased several more (different brand) which allowed me to bury the pipe a few inches deep and then up into the raised bed - less conspicuous and avoids me stepping on or crushing the pipe. Lot's of options and really easy to do. Hope this helps. One suggestion, I found that using a hair dryer to heat the end of the black pipe... » Read More Sure, using the black poly tubing supplied, you can extend the system as you wish. You may need more tubing and/or connectors but you can easily set up multiple planters and configure them any way you like. The kit only supplies 2 - 90-degree elbow connectors. I purchased several more (different brand) which allowed me to bury the pipe a few inches deep and then up into the raised bed - less conspicuous and avoids me stepping on or crushing the pipe. Lot's of options and really easy to do. Hope this helps. One suggestion, I found that using a hair dryer to heat the end of the black pipe made attaching the connectors much easier. Good luck! « Show Less
1565515
They can be placed about 6 feet apart, to extend the wire you would have to cut the push in cable end off and splice in a new wire. They probably make male and female extensions for these cables at Best Buy also.
1972534
I'm sure you can extend the length with no problem. Just buy the correct gauge and use good connectors. It would be a very easy project.
629648
Hello. I didnt add the extension but the cable is 2 to 3m. To make it longer , u need coaxial jointer and extra cable to extend it.
1091132
I bought Standard 3/16 Flexible Airline tubing 25ft, this gives you plenty of tubing for any extras you want to add to your tank, ie, bubble wand or any other you want to add. Don't forget to buy the gang valve. Hope this has helped you..Melinda
924392
You could certainly extend the cords, but I would have reservations. How will you get up there for install? How will you retrieve the cord if you accidentally let it go without engaging it in the blind-like stop? (That happens.) Use your trigonometry skills to determine how much clearance you would need 20 feet down in order to engage the blind-like clamp. A 10 foot ceiling requires it to be installed 8 inches from the wall on the side of the mechanism. I would love to hear how this goes if you in fact do it.
2208699
Yes, you can add more standard "links" to make it reach all of the pool. Mine came with plenty to reach the courners of my 30 foot rectangle.
1780789
No need for an extension, I have a 40 gallon tank and actually had to remove the second tube.
471965
The extensions work fine, but if you add too many you will need to reinforce each connection. My husband attached small steel plates to each connection to reinforce the gate. It would swing and bow when our daughter would grab a hold of it, with the reinforcements it holds great. Hope this helps!!
1705498
I don't think the length of the tubing would be a problem. (As long as there's enough tubing in the kit ;-))
545292
Hi, I have used 4 five foot extensions (total 20') a number of times with no problems. The weight load was always moderate and I substituted bolts and wing-nuts for the connectors.
1229781
I think you would be fine with no extension. I also have high ceilings. Plus in the box you already get an extension. I did not use it.
1413800
you can T two additional lines provided you don't kink the lines. These lines should be secured properly with a U hook with nail.
1745186
Yes! I did what you're asking. I put 2 30' together. All you need to do is pull the end plug of one and use the first plug of the other to connect. With that said you'll be left with an extra spray tip. Which I noticed they are not the greatest and will break off when exposed to high dry weather and unused. So invest in a few extra tips
322299
We used the piece that was included with the product... Our ceiling was 8 ft so we didn't need any additional extension. I hope this helps