Does this fit only on the main outlet, or can I use it on the end of a hose? I need two weeper hoses to go in different directions from a garden hose.
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I see no reason why you could not use it in that configuration. I outfitted all of my outside faucets.
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i dont have enough water pressure to run two weeper hoses split. i need to manually open each one at a time. be aware that if water pressure is an issue for you that you still need to manually open and close one direction at a time.
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Yes it can be used on the end of a hose, the outlet is the same size as the hose 3/4"
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It would work connected on the end of your garden hose, or to your main outlet (hydrant). Either way. A hose end has male hose threads on it. The part that connects to the hydrant is the female end with female hose threads in it. Hose threads are consistent re: threads and diameters for standard garden hoses. Means you can put this unit in on your hydrant, or put it on the end of a hose. Your choice. It is a nice brass one with stainless steel ball valves inside of it. It is NOT plastic junk from Asia colored to look like brass.
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On the inlet side or outlet side? I've used mine to empty my black water tank on my boat and the connection is about 5 feet from the tank with about 18 inches of rise. I have about 25 feet of hose on the outlet side and have had no problems.
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the drain outlet is on the rear panel of the dehumidifier. So you will need some space in the back to run a hose. The power plug is also in the rear, towards the base. in general, you'll want the dehumidifier in a somewhat open space, not crammed into a small cubbie - it won't be able to properly take moisture of of the air if there's not good flow to the unit. hope this helps.
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It's the three prong, so you definitely need an outlet that can accommodate it (or an adapter). These are so convenient. I like them because I have several very large plugs that take up half the outlet and so I can't use all of the plug holes. By using one of these, none of the outlets are covered up anymore by the large ones.
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You put it on the end of the hose. Make sure you secure it tightly with the enclosed zip ties. Good luck.
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Hi Westley This valve has two push on quick connect outlets. I install my valve over 2 yrs ago and don't remember if they were two different sizes. I think the outlets were both 1/4in. This should not be a show stopper because there are adapters made to fix this. The only problem I had was the inlet on my old valve was a flared type and the new valve was a compression type. Easy fix: I cut the flare off my supply tubing and replacing it with a new compression nut and furrel. I save about $90 in parts and labor, so I didn't find this too inconvenient.
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I have no idea the answer to your question...I use my hose and love it,but that green light adapter,I can't answer your question....It makes no sense to me and no instructions came to advise how the adapter was to be used.... Regards.Maureen
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I can't answer any question about the legality of using an extension. You'd have to check with your local officials. The connector supplied is for screwing to a male gas cock and isn't suitable to join two hoses together. There may be fittings you could obtain separately.
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The weeper hose I bought was so poor working that I quit using it altogether. The water does not flow evenly, no matter what they say, especially the longer ones. If I were you, I would not buy this hose at all.A drip system is much better, but also more expensive. Hope this helps.
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The round 2 prong will attach to the head of the hose that you need to buy seperetly if you dont allready have one.the other end of the hose comes with the regular flat 2 prongs that plugs into a 120 v outlet.I bought the beamcentral vacuum and the 35 foot compatable hose and they booth work very good together.
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It has a 6" outlet, but I was not able to use the 6" accordian hose from Lowes. I had to use 6" steel ducting and connected everything with that metal tape stuff, do not use duct tape.
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i use a standard galvanized reducer to bring outlet on pump down to a standard 3/4 inch house adapt. but should have a vertical check valve at the pump out let if hose discharge is above pump , or water could just run back into pump making it cycle much more
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You can use a vacuum extension (in reverse) for the main outer section, but you will need something smaller to blow up the two inside parts. We used a hose similar to the ones you would find to fill up your tires at a gas station. Not sure where you would find this, but you definitely need something small enough to fit in that part.
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I wish I could attach a picture for you. You do not need an adapter it will hook directly to your hose. It fits the small and regular size hose ends.
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a garden hose will attach to the outlet for discharge. the suction takes place from the bottom when placed in water.
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Mine arrived today (1/5/16). Both ports on mine are 1-7/8" O.D. at opening and enlarge to about 2-1/8". My 2-1/4" Shop-Vac hose fits snugly over port but I will need to find the correct adapter to attach my 2-1/2" draw hose. The 2-1/2 in to 2-1/4 in Conversion Portby Rockler (sold here on Amazon) will not fit without modifications.
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Like any standard garden hose, both ends are the same. In this instance, the hose in question comes with an additional attachment which allows coupling of two like ends. This attachment is shown in the advertised illustratioin. If you would need a better made device, check HD or Lowe's. I hope this response was helpful.