is there any way to get the 1/4 inch water intake line to adapt to 3/8 inch water line?
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I replaced my original faucet with this one and had many issues with regard to getting the proper fittings to fit let alone not leak. I finally after several trips to home depot and various plumbing outlets thew up the white flag and had my water guy come over and he replaced this one with a better one. Even if you find the proper fittings it will probably leak as in my case! Very frustrating!
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I searced on Amazon for the the phrase "3/8 to 1/4 water connector" and came up with multiple results. I think what you are looking for is this product with ASIN # B008214L0Y. Here is the URL to the product.MettleAir 120-CB 3/8" NPT Female to 1/4" NPT Male Brass Pipe Adaptor/Adapter Straight Reducer/Reducing Coupling Male to FemaleIf this product is not what you are looking for, you can try going to your local hardware store like Home Depot or Lowes, and ask the people working there.
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It had 3/8 pipe thread inserts on both sides. I'm sure an -AN fitting would fit. Or there is an adapter for it.
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Bob, I have a 3/8" OD plastic tube from my filter to faucet, this diameter provides better flow. I am using a Omni under sink filter which has 3/8" inlet and outlet.
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The input and output on the pump are the same size, 1/4", I think; you may need an adapter union.
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Use teflon tape on the 3/4 " threaded connection pipe fittingI have one ( just like in the picture ) i bought but need a 1/2 " pipe so i bought the one I needed from marshalls Hardware. Ill sell you my 3/4" never used for $5.00 free shipping call 760 583-1545 San Diego larry O
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Hi there, I checked my three way connectors, both of them ( I have in both bathrooms ) came with 3/8" not 7/8". Maybe try to check in Home depot or Lowe's. My husband told me it's came with that 3/8" adapter.
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Hi there, I checked my three way connectors, both of them ( I have in both bathrooms ) came with 3/8" not 7/8".Maybe try to check in Home depot or Lowe's.My husband told me it's came with that 3/8" adapter.
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My plumber used threaded angled fitting, approximately 7 inches in length that then attatched to the intake hoses. Go to a plumber supply store not big box or ace.
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The easiest answer is it goes to ati's free float tubes. It's threads are not designed to fit others. ATI has a great customer service if you need to call them.
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You can try putting a little piece of something like velcro tape between the fittings to make it fit more tightly.
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You would have to make some modifications to the fittings, add elbows, etc. but it probably could be done. I would suggest calling the manufacturer and explain what you want to do. I'm sure they could guide you with the best solution. Good luck!
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Water connections on my unit are 1/2 in. CTS (copper tubing size).Will 3/8 supplys work depends on your incoming water pressure.I have my unit plumbed 1/2 cts. If your 3/8 in. supply lines work on your existing fixtures you are going to be fine
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just gotta get an adapter to what ever your inlet pipe will be if it is not 2.5inch
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Well not sure if this will help, but I have an older my pool with just a 1" PVC pipe/hole for the outflows. I took the connector to the hardware store and rummaged around between the PVC pipe fittings, and the sprinkler fittings and jury rigged a barbed ended reducer. It took three different pieces between the outflow and the waterfall connector to make it fit, but it works great, so I am assuming you may be able to do something similar.
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No idea. I would try calling the manufacturer, or at least comparing the three dimensions of your existing filter.
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There's 3/4 inch threaded ends for hot and cold to attach to your hot and cold water lines. Hope that helps.
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No. I rigged something up to do exactly what you're asking and found that I didn't get even close to enough pressure/flow to my mini sprinkler or drippers. You really need the half inch and then use the barb coupling to come off that line to the 1/4. This will save you a lot of trouble.