will this filter accept a copper water line
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Actually this unit WILL accept a standard icemaker copper water line. I've had one installed on my refrigerator for over 5 years and never had a problem with it.
1018994
the connections at the filter are 3/4" female iron pipe. However it is very easy to switch between male and femle connections so connection type should not be a deciding factor for you.
1896583
The copper lines are 3/8" tubes. (The 100LF-WF is also with fittings--1/2" IPS adapters)
754361
It should, the GE unit looks to be similar to the Culligan, Watts, etc. water filter units.
1165965
It should. We have a separate filter. This unit replaced a previous faucet by a different MFG. It worked on the same connection, which I believe is a standard copper or plastic pipe connection.
2156099
Check with the manufacturer of your item. I have a copper bathroom sink and this product was recommended by the company that made the sink...Hope it helps!
469985
The D14 runs on a 1/4" line so really any filtration system will connect to the unit, simple inline filter will be good.
971540
If the filter has a hose that you can cut and place this sterilizer in line it will work.
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The answer is "no." The filters I use have threads have threads on both sides. Most of them do so this shouldn't be a problem.
290490
Not necessarily. These are plastic one time use carbon filters and should work with most shower fittings, but did not work on one of mine. If you can afford it, get a better one.
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The short answer yes. You will need a 3/4"NPT fitting on the end of the copper pipe.
933306
Make sure your solution is compatible with copper pipe (non corrosive) and it should work.
118919
The short answer is 'yes'. I assume the Cullingan filter will have the appropriate couplings. Having said that I didn't feel comfortable using plastic tubing under the sink, so I went with copper tubing and a non-proprietary (i.e. standard) filter case. That was I can choose the type of standard filter I feel is appropriate.
651495
I use this filter in line to my fridge icemaker. Suggest you try FILTERS FAST .COM FOR THE . ON FAUCET model and buy from Amazon.
1098368
The filter has female one inch pipe thread. Your tubing looks to be too big. You could use reducers, but that would reduce flow. There are inline filters that are made specifically for irrigation, I think the culligan filter is overkill.
86335
Yes, it does work. I just installed this filter system, while keeping the Aquasana faucet and copper fitting.
915037
No it will not. I understand you want aluminum/zinc to aid with that. However it might be worth reading about this issue on waterheaterrescue dot com (i'm just a customer, not affiliated) for their advice related to various options.