How does this connect to 1" PVC? Is there an adapter you have to use? Is the 1" PVC rigid or flexible?
1467101
It comes supplied with the PVC 1" adapter. You can use rigid PVC or a flex hose. I use rigid without gluing the connectors and it works fine.
1467102
My Sewer Solution came with a hose attached to the unit. At the other end there is a part that fits into the sewer line for discharge coming from your holding tanks. In order to connect to a 1" PVC, you need to separate the white adapter, which is connected to the end of the Sewer Solution hose, from the 90 degree elbow. I had to disconnect the adapter from the end of the hose and place the adapter into a vise. The adapter and the 90 degree elbow are not cemented together. Once the two parts are separated you can insert a 1" PVC pipe. The 90 degree elbow then fits onto the other end of the PVC pipe-which is rigid. My Sewer Solution came with a hose attached to the unit. At the other end there is a part that fits into the sewer line for discharge coming from your holding tanks. In order to connect to a 1" PVC, you need to separate the white adapter, which is connected to the end of the Sewer Solution hose, from the 90 degree elbow. I had to disconnect the adapter from the end of the hose and place the adapter into a vise. The adapter and the 90 degree elbow are not cemented together. Once the two parts are separated you can insert a 1" PVC pipe. The 90 degree elbow then fits onto the other... » Read More My Sewer Solution came with a hose attached to the unit. At the other end there is a part that fits into the sewer line for discharge coming from your holding tanks. In order to connect to a 1" PVC, you need to separate the white adapter, which is connected to the end of the Sewer Solution hose, from the 90 degree elbow. I had to disconnect the adapter from the end of the hose and place the adapter into a vise. The adapter and the 90 degree elbow are not cemented together. Once the two parts are separated you can insert a 1" PVC pipe. The 90 degree elbow then fits onto the other end of the PVC pipe-which is rigid. « Show Less
1467103
adapter is built-in. Lightweight [non-schedule 40] 1" PVC works great, but does expand and contract.
1467104
The hose end is mated to a 1" male PVC adapter, it slides easily in a 1" female PVC coupling. This fitting is rigid PVC much like a normal white PVC fitting. I use 20' lengths of 1" Grey ABS pipe with the couplings built in to reach my cleanout. Using the pipes with built in couplings makes connecting quick and easy.
915608
I'm not sure of the sizing of the fittings that you reference, but I use hard pvc couplers, etc. that I purchase at Home Depot with the flexible pipe for my pond. They do need to be glued together. If you're using a fitting that goes into the flexible pipe, it's helpful to put the end of the pipe in hot water 1st and it makes it more flexible.
1448809
I bought a piece of flex hose and an adapter that is used to connect RVs to the sewer at campgrounds. Got it at Home Depot. There was a hose connector and hose. I sliipped the connector over the end of my blower and used a single piece of duct tape. Works incredibly well. Without having flex this device is useless
380173
We hard piped ours with pvc it wasnt hard . things did fit and it was hard to find adaptable pieces . if there is a way I could send you a couple pics. I will
875867
the one that fits is a 1.5'' PVC pipe, you should consider the 1'' bulkhead instead. For the adapter, the one needed is the male adapter. Good luck!
1836472
The one I received is 2.03" for the rigid body length The bend radius of the cable is approximately 1 inch. The OD of the rigid section measured 0.396.I have run my through 2 inch PVC with 90 degree fittings but have not tried 1.5 inch.
323224
yes , works with a 1/2 inch pvc female adapter but was not installed in a travel trailer
197792
This is designed so one end slips onto a 3" pvc pipe and the other end supports standard RV 3" twist-on connectors. You'd also need a 4" to 3" reducer fitting. If Amazon doesn't have one, you can probably get one at any hardware store.
2103142
ABS is BLACK plastic pipe & ONLY used for DWV (drain, waste, vent). Since it's 1/2 inch I assume you mean CPVC, since PVC is not rated for indoor plumbing (That's the WHITE plastic you use for sprinkler system) If it's BEIGE plastic pipe you probably have CPVC, why not JUST STICK with CPVC fittings? Are you talking new construction or remodel?? If you have "PVC" pipe run through your house by a "handyman" rip it out. It wont last (esp for HOT water) EDIT TO ADD: The above Crimps wont work with CPVC, it's a hard pipe. PEX is soft pipe like rubber tubing.
313611
It will mount to a 4" PVC pipe using a pair of 4" X 4" flexible couplings (sold individually, not pairs). Flexible Coupling - 4.0" x 4.0" - White
1764686
the OD of the ribbed portion of the hose (after removing the smooth end piece) will fit in a 1 1/2" PVC coupler. I used this hose to hook up a kreepy crawly to an added input to my pool pump using 1 1/2" couplers. I had to remove the smooth/unribbed sections and insert couplers since those sections collapsed under the pump suction but once I did that this did what I needed. This was much cheaper than buying additional kreepy crawley hose sections (which would then have connections out of the water) and this hose is much more durtable and less brittle than the gray ones the pool stores sell for above ground pools. the OD of the ribbed portion of the hose (after removing the smooth end piece) will fit in a 1 1/2" PVC coupler. I used this hose to hook up a kreepy crawly to an added input to my pool pump using 1 1/2" couplers. I had to remove the smooth/unribbed sections and insert couplers since those sections collapsed under the pump suction but once I did that this did what I needed. This was much cheaper than buying additional kreepy crawley hose sections (which would then have connections out of the water) and this hose is much more durtable and less brittle than the gray ones the pool... » Read More the OD of the ribbed portion of the hose (after removing the smooth end piece) will fit in a 1 1/2" PVC coupler. I used this hose to hook up a kreepy crawly to an added input to my pool pump using 1 1/2" couplers. I had to remove the smooth/unribbed sections and insert couplers since those sections collapsed under the pump suction but once I did that this did what I needed. This was much cheaper than buying additional kreepy crawley hose sections (which would then have connections out of the water) and this hose is much more durtable and less brittle than the gray ones the pool stores sell for above ground pools. « Show Less
1211362
I believe the PVC just slides into the outlet, we do not sell any adapter. I have not installed on so I don't know exactly if it needs to be glued or not, but I would think so.
819124
This adapter is supposed to connect it to a 1 1/4 shopvac hose. There is also one for the bigger hose. I have the 1 1/4 and this adapter isn't perfect, but close enough that a short piece of tape will help do the job. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000AV77K/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
2268257
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.
1147607
1" conduit is sturdy and works for mine. It can be found at most hardware stores.
425192
The snap clamp that you are wanting to use with your tubing is going to be the Snap04PK-C. The C, is for either 1 3/8" tubing or 1" PVC.
473477
It connects to a standard American garden hose (which I believe is considered a 1 inch fitting) One end is Female, the other end male. You can connect the filter between two hoses, like I did. Hope this helps.