Could this be installed in conjunction with a standard two basin laundry tub in order to push draining water up to a sewer line 2 ft off the ground?
1012285
Ours is installed with a two sink laundry tub and the sewer pipe is 6 foot high so 2 feet will be no problem.
1012286
It easily works for me raising the water 6.5 feet up from the unit to the sewer line.
1723851
No it doesn't. You would probably need to get a kitchen faucet for that function, but that may not fit most laundry sinks.
1457012
Sorry - I don't know the answer to that. I had someone else install it and I recollect that it took about a day for the drainage to be hooked up . . . So, probably not.
342242
I don't see why you couldn't do that. Gravity will carry the waste to the pump which actually pushes the waste out the discharge hose. Probably want to use a short between the tank and the pump.
513234
I wouldn't think it would fit in an under-sink application. This tank (estimate) is 2ft tall. I am a licensed plumber. I ran a 1/2" pex line remotely to a basement.
63444
Probably not, the pump is designed to push water not pull it. If you could gravity feed you might be able to supply enough flow but really it requires a pressurized water source to function correctly. However it is one of the best electric pressure washers I have seen. I am very pleased with mine.
1064993
Its really short but you could put a standard garden hose on there the problem being I am not sure there is enough water pressure to run the water all the way through unless its going down hill, also don't expect to water hanging pots or really anything above ground level
1192092
You could simply add a hose of the length that you need to reach your desired draining spot.
1323774
Sure but in the end it has to be in the ground to drain and you will not be able to do 10 loads in a row. maybe 3 or 4 then time to seep into ground
1213462
I had this tub installed in my house, and the only I can see you being able to do this is if you build a raised platform underneath it for the plumbing.There are 2 issues:1) the tub filler: this type of tub is designed for a faucet that comes from the floor, but if you can have the tub next to a wall, where your rough plumbing is at, you can use a standard faucet instead.2) tub drain: this will require plumbing under the tub. No work around that.Hope this helps.
834728
Sure, just hook a regular hose between it at the faucet. That is how I use it.
850916
Initally I would say no, unless a technician was present. The reason is that the water pipes would have to go through the cast iron which most likely not flat, and would be difficult to make suitable for the washers of the faucet to adhere to the surface. That feature is required to prevent movement when using the faucet.
990163
I dont think it would, you can use this to create taps from a main line. But, I think you need need to get a larger main line to get enough water pressure to water the area. I wouldn't use a
434846
Should be able to,mine is installed as per picture,but as long as you have water pressure going thru the unit I see no reason it would not work
288176
I'm sure it will be a snap to put in a pipe that has more vertical space than I had. My "pipe" was a floor drain with 2" opening that made a pretty quick 90 degree turn but I was still able to use this product with careful setup. It worked flawlessly. I have since gotten the "pipe to clear air" for my foundation drain replaced and no longer need to use the pump and sensors.
1322709
My installation will draw water up about 8', depending on your city water pressure, I would think it will have no problem pumping up 8'
1984832
This is ment to be plumbed in to the main line. I'm sure its possible to use hoses given the right adaptors.