Will it fit SodaStream Fountain Jet and must I install or remove the optional adaptor before re-filling?
1965254
You need the adapter for it to work with fitting in jet. Easy to put on bottle and take off when you need to refill. Do not put fitting on jet but on the bottle itself.
1965255
I would not use it for a Sodastream since it is not food grade, which means its doesn't have a protective layer of glass on the inside.There probably will be some oil grease from manufacturing as well.I have a sodastream as well and know its tempting.
1004598
No. This will convert paintball tanks to CO2 regulators. Soda stream has a proprietary thread. There is however an adapter to go from sodastream to NPT.
153337
It comes with a universal adapter, and many other specific pump adapters. I would say try and call the company (kiinde) or email them directly for a definite answer, but I believe it would work with the universal adapter.
1764127
It is designed to use with a ball lock fitting and standard soda bottle. It will not work with SodaStream units. I use mine with a 10 lb CO2 tank and regulator with a line and ball lock fitting. It is a much more cost effective option than using the SodaStream unit and bottles.
795067
The lines aren't compatible. I wouldn't suggest trying to adapt it over either. The biggest issue I foresee is the resulting pressure after filtration. It's not anywhere near the pressure coming from the standard faucet. Don't recommend.
1494924
This adapter should work well if your original pump was the 800 gallon per minute or 1,000 gallon per minute pump. I had a slightly larger Summer Escapes pool (18' x 5') that came with a 2,000 gallon per minute pump which requires a larger adapter (that does not appear to be produced by anyone at this point) se we ended up leaving the old pump attached but not using it. Once we had it set up, the sand filter worked much better than the original cartridge filter.
1696223
I use it on the Drinkwell original. The reservoir comes with a attachment to fit the drinkwell original.
508937
It fits to a standard garden hose, so something like this - Learn To Brew 1 x Faucet Adapter for Jet Carboy Beer Bottle Washer ... people have indicated that it doesn't work for all faucet types, but this one worked for me.
1080905
Sounds like you have the Fountain Jet, which is what I have, and it fits perfectly. Now if only my wife would let me keep it on the counter.
1758662
I don't know. Mine came with a couple of attachments that I didn't need and don't use, maybe that was for your special valves. I did not use the part and lost it long ago.
648838
I'm unsure of the SODASTREAM; however, if you're familiar with the paintball canisters this adapter is a little too large.
1169198
No. This adapter is NOT for Sodastream. The SodaMod is made in China and contains lead. If you want a lead free Sodastream adapter you'll want the FreedomOne-PBI from CO2Doctor.
2281921
Yes. no big deal... but you may need reducers depending on the size of pipe coming from well. and you may need adapters at the entrance and exit of the filter housing, but in any case you're looking at a few dollars at most. The best way to approach it is to see what size comes from well, what size and type (slip or screw type) you want going into the filter housing and get what you need to make the match.
104651
Remove the original coupler Take a 1/2 inch reducer to 3/8 or 1/4 And start with standard valves and quik couplers
1739017
There is such an attachment on the flow control adaptor. It is fitted after the control valve in the main outlet 'pipe'. I have not used it on this unit but in an older version I hooked it up as a means of drawing air, making air bubbles in the output. Since I use the pump for circulation in perceived dead spots in the tank, it didn't provide any improvement in what I was trying to achieve, so I discarded it. There was even an airline with silencer included in this kit. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve but there is no real way to plug up the main water output and force it out of the 3/16 pipe. There is such an attachment on the flow control adaptor. It is fitted after the control valve in the main outlet 'pipe'. I have not used it on this unit but in an older version I hooked it up as a means of drawing air, making air bubbles in the output. Since I use the pump for circulation in perceived dead spots in the tank, it didn't provide any improvement in what I was trying to achieve, so I discarded it. There was even an airline with silencer included in this kit. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve but there is no real way to plug up the main water output and force it... » Read More There is such an attachment on the flow control adaptor. It is fitted after the control valve in the main outlet 'pipe'. I have not used it on this unit but in an older version I hooked it up as a means of drawing air, making air bubbles in the output. Since I use the pump for circulation in perceived dead spots in the tank, it didn't provide any improvement in what I was trying to achieve, so I discarded it. There was even an airline with silencer included in this kit. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve but there is no real way to plug up the main water output and force it out of the 3/16 pipe. « Show Less
2261970
It should fit. I think all Hot Springs use the same filter. I have a Landmark and used to have a Classic, same filter. A friend has a Jet Setter and used to have a Soverign, same filter.
1760711
If you use the right thread adaptor. Not a direct fit. Filter has pipe thread, not straight machine thread.