I have 1/2" and 1/4"copper existing. Will this work? Can they be reduced? My lines are in the wall. Don't want to surface mount.
1455831
Yes, they will work.. Please assure to clean them 100%, free of old oil, dust, debris, moisture, etc.
1455832
I honestly cant say, my mini split is still in the box waiting to be installed. Sorry.
1455833
I suggest you call Brian at Pioneer, he was very helpful when I installed my unit.
1455834
I don't know...I bought it to cool my garage...my compressor is outside...the AC guy hung the unit on the wall inside my garage...the copper lines came with unit...electrician hooked up to my panel box approx 10 ft from unitThe unit is great...very quite
559405
I think I am understanding you correctly, you are looking for the U-channel that would go on top of these mounts (the bottom of what is being mounted). Is this correct? If so they don't mount into a U-channel but just onto a flat surface.
412902
I think it should work for your shelf. The front of the wire divider will stick off the shelf, but that shouldn't impact performance. The piece that keeps the divider upright won't be affected by the shorter depth, and it is flexible enough to accommodate a 3/4" shelf I think.
641542
You can cut them between the 4 copper looking circles only. They are ever 3 diods. These are the conecting points and you will nee the special connections. It has been said you can solder them but I perfer the connectors.
1896583
The copper lines are 3/8" tubes. (The 100LF-WF is also with fittings--1/2" IPS adapters)
198832
Yes I had a 1/2" copper pipe slip join situation and it worked. There is a space between the threads on the end of the plastic pipe Delta supplys that I had to cut off about 3/4:" with a hack saw. See item (6) in the instructions. Then everything worked OK.
1302983
It works with that thickness of wall. Our walls are 2 inches. It is the wire that holds it in place plus the glue and material that you use to attache it.
363379
I believe there is a bushing in there so you can use a smaller gauge wire. I will check when I get home to be sure. They make adapters to go up or down in gauge size if you want to do that.
746671
I didnt purchase an accompanying box bcs I didn't need one. But you will need a terminal/junction box to mount this. Make sure you have at least 6 inches of slack with your copper when wiring up the box, whether this is an end or continuing point along your circuit. Any other questions, feel free to post.
2081023
No 1/4" connector, binding posts. I don't think these would work w/ the scarlett unless you had an amp. These are passive monitors and they are 4 ohm speakers so you would need an appropriate amp.
1513765
Yes, any size wire will work. Even the best speakers in the world with heavy gauge wire will have some very minor distortion, regardless of the thickness of the cable. I used some small gauge wire and the sound quality is remarkable. It would not make a difference if I were using a thicker conductor. Just make sure the polarity is the same going into the speaker as the receiver/karaoke.
561261
I don't think so. You can always adapt your line up to a 1.5 and then back down after the unit. Just stop at the pvc isle in your local hardware store.
350514
Yes, and it works better on PVC pipes,based on other peoples answers (I have copper 1/2 and it works great)
1069318
Used 3/4" line. Would probably not be good to use a smaller line, but check the Rheem specifications and installation requirements.
1015157
Any connector will work with this wire. Thedeciding factor will be the wallplate into which the connector is to be mounted.
1972455
Out of the tank, there is a copper T (3-way) coupler. It is designed for a 1/4" tubing.Converters are available at hardware store to do the conversion from 1/4" to 3/8" tubing.
1986350
Yes, get a low-voltage, single gang "old work" box (if putting on existing drywall, "new work" if on new construction without drywall yet) from your local hardware store or from here on Amazon. You could use an existing box if you like, but if you're running new wires, a low-voltage is easiest to work with. I used this exact one from Amazon and it worked great: Arlington LV1-1CS Single Gang Low Voltage Mounting Bracket Device