I have a Hunter valve & control unit, I can I use this to replace my existing Hunter valves? They are both the same size. I don't see why it can't.
197504
Yes you can! They are all more or less the same. I have done the same thing
1450966
You should be able to as long as they are the same voltage, if one is threaded and the other is not you may need to purchase adapters and it will take up more space. So long as you have the space you should be fine with the above.
1450967
I'm it sure it would depend if they both worked on the sane voltage & Amperage
1450968
It will work if the valves are the same, for example both are in-line valves. Just match the diameter connections; the threads are the same (standard) for all valves. Also check the valve length to verify it will fit. If you are replacing a valve in an older system you may not have much play between your water source and your irrigation line. You may have to modify (cut or lengthen) one of the connecting pipes.
1450969
If you simply swap them out it should work. However you need to swap the whole thing.
1779025
This controller will only work with a fan ALREADY equipped with a receiver. It is intended as a replacement. Hunter does sell kits with both this controller and a kit to add the receiver. It takes a bit of mechanical aptitude. Or buy a fan with both already. Less skill needed.
596255
Nope. The plunger must pull in to open the valve, to achive what you need would require a major redesign.It might just be possible to "Rube Gldberg" some sort of external set up, remove the solenoid, and mount it beside the valve and use a lever arrangement, but it would be clumsy.Good LuckTerry
1167112
I wouldn't unless you made some serious modifications to the unit. It is too unreliable. If you redesign the output valve you might be able to get away with it. I redesigned the one I have and it works very well now.
90449
I used this valve to replace an old valve for furnace from early 1950s. This valve, obviously, is manufacturered more recently ..likely in the past year. When the design was made, I have no clue. If I were you, I'd modify an existing knob / make my own knob from scratch. If you are good with tools, try using JB weld (like this: http://www.amazon.com/J-B-Weld-8267-S-SteelStik-Reinforced/dp/B000786GLM) to create a tight fit around your valve stem. This stuff sets up in about 5-10 min, so you need to work quickly.
50616
I installed on a hunter fan and it works fine. The finish is not a perfect match but was close enough for me.
275609
I believe so. I have this installed on an irrigation caddy unit and works really well. Really easy to use, well built. I believe my neighbor has this installed on their hunter unit
297201
I don't know..check the numbers on the inside of the common tank and order the valve that matches...thats what I did and it works fine.
1678232
The people who make these valves are very nice and helpful.... check their web site for your answer... if its not on their web site drop them an email and they'll get back to you.... I have at least 10 vehicles on this product and love them... I sorry I can't give a more specific answer...
78153
I believe you can swap out your current one with this one. And, if it doesn't work length wise you can easily use a 1 1/2" fernco with a small piece of PVC 40 to make the connection. But, I think you'll be ok with this check valve.
345707
I used a Kichler remote with a Kichler fan - worked perfectly. Contact the Hunter fan people at their website and ask them directly. The Kichler came with a handheld remote part... and a receiver.... so maybe .
210222
I believe it works with all Hunter units because the receiver wires directly to the motor in the fan assembly. So the limiting factor is whether or not the fan unit has room to fit the receiver.
1640800
I did not try compatibility by myself, but I can say that thread on this part is not one of standard SAE or metric threads, it is designed to be unique, I tried to find something compatible with this thread, and did not find, so I doubt it's compatible with competitor manufacturer. Also pour quality and longevity of this part does not worth to use it unless it fits perfectly. I would rather use Hayward part or something else.
2274331
If you have ever replaced a flush valve before, you shouldn't have any trouble with this one. I had never seen this type of valve before and installed it in less time than the traditional style flush valve.
1618647
When I had my filter replaced with the same model filter, I used the multiport valve from my old filter and it worked perfectly. The old valve fit the new filter with no problem.
293160
As long as they are the same dimensions, I don't see why they wouldn't be interchangeable. I have a 6 chamber and I think it really just changes the way the water flows through... I think it would be just fine.
1879563
No, the valve you need for your model is part number W10408180. Let us know if you have any other questions. Have a great day!