can I use this in a laundry room sink that does not have an over flow hole?
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In addition to the above, keep in mind that water has to pool around the cord. Not a lot, but you need a blob of water about the size of a dime crossing between contact points on the cord to set it off, so it may not detect dripping water unless it's on the floor where the water ends up.
1473159
The alarm needs to be placed in a way so that it gets wet only to catch leaks. In other words, a place that is normally dry but is subject to leaks. Any environment that routinely gets wet, as in actual visible water, may generate false alarms.
1473160
Yes, but how you attach it to the sink matters. If you hang it over the edge so that the end of the sensing line hangs into the sink, as soon as the water touches the line, the alarm will sound - including splashing it with water while using the faucet. Also, you really need to attach that line to something so that it stays put. Do NOT use a latex caulk! You CAN use 100% silicone caulk, but remember to make some sort of splash guard so you don't set it off using the faucet.
1473161
Yes, you can either simply put it in the sink, or attach it around the edge. It is a very good simple and reliable water detector.
1702607
There are no holes in this sink. The faucet would be mounted in your countertop directly behind the sink.
632876
Should be no problem but I do want to bring up the fact that this sink is made of a plastic material not typical kitchen style. I used it in 2 utilities so far and they work great.
1773762
Yes but remember it's a deep sink so you're gonna lose space underneath be sure and check your room drain where comes out the wall to make sure it is going up
1911152
Yes, if it is not a small sink. I have it on a utility sink that is 20x25. It only has a spray, not a stream, if this is an issue.
1008280
I dont think so. The drain hole is in the middle of the sink. Btw I love the sink. Only problem us that there are real corners and straight sides to it which require a little more cleaning
389605
not sure of brand of sink/faucet but we haven't had any problems and yes, has an overflow hole.
653383
I don't see why you couldn't. However, if you use it with the drain hole unplugged, make sure you have a small bucket positioned on the shelf underneath it so the draining water doesn't splash onto your floor or carpet.
286746
Yes faucet holes. For example, your sink has a cutout for a soap dispenser you do not want to use.
1237649
Good Day to youIts a small tube , like 1/4 of an inch , so just a small hole exceeding 1/4 would be fine , and in my case it didnt show because the sink and toilet are realy near each other.Don't worry. Hope you will own and enjoyHave a good day
1146140
no, we have a single faucet with a sprayer that comes out of faucet head. No hole for sprayer. My wife really likes this sink.
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Yes you can. I have this sink and absolutely love it. Plus I much prefer the look on the over mount that undercount. I think u will be very pleased with it. If you give me your email I can send you a pic of mine and even video. I am out of town so I could get it to you either the end of this week or beginning of next. Lmk. �
1441512
No drain holes. If installed indoors you don't want any spilled liquid to run out onto floor, if outside you could easily drill holes.
346759
Yes, the drain board can fit over the sink, as long as the sink is not wider than 18 inches. Standard sinks are 16 inches wide.
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The mounting ring is used, depending on your sink configuration. Different sinks have different sized holes; ours, particularly, did not need the ring. For the overflow, it also depends on your sink. The sink has an extra hole, or a channel, on the inside of the sink, closest to you. It's to keep water from overflowing onto your bath cabinet. Correspondingly, the drain also has a hole to allow the extra water to slide down the drain. It's located up high, and is not used not made for sinks without the overflow. Ours was a stone sink without the overflow, so we ordered the one without the overflow.
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If you don't use the sprayer on your sink, you could uninstall that and use that hole. This is what I plan to do.
1453485
I guess you could, the rim is above the overflow drain cover. "Attachment" would probably be different than for a sink, tho. I'd want to see it or get specs off the website first... BTW, this is already the deepest tub I've ever seen.