I purchased the BP1500-uv and this waterfall filter and my pipe is a 1-1/2,how do i connect it to this waterfall adapter that is a 1-1/4 inch?
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I would take pieces to hardware store and the can help you fit all together in 1 trip.
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I ran into the same situation. I went to a plumbing supply and purchased a 1 1/2 to 1 1/4 reducer. I think I paid about $5 for it. Hope this helps!!
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I used 1 1/4" tube with the included pump and it has large flow. The filter doesn't hinder flow much if kept level with water. Extreme elevation will slow the flow. (Over 10 feet) check for blocks. Check the pump by itself
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I am not sure which filter you want to attach. We've attached a PUR filter to end where the water comes out. I don't like them too much because of the back pressure they cause.
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1/4" plastic tubing into the filter. The t-joint to tap into the line is 1/2" i believe
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Sawyer quick disconnect adapter set ( 2 male, 1 female ). It is what I used to adapt that filter to my gravity filter system. Find it here on Amazon.
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Any drip system should be connected to the water main via a pressure reducer (available in the same department by various manufacturers like Rainbird). Attachments to the 1/2" tubing are done by poking an 1/8" hole with a simple hand tool (punch) available for this purpose, same department. Now you can attach these drippers directly or via 1/4" OD plastic hose and appropriate adapters (again, look around in the department for dripping systems and parts).
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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.
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pretty much fits most standard pipes and thread. I tried this and its ok but I know use Sprite filter and heads, same one that Berkey uses on there shower heads...makers of the famous drinking water filters, they're are reversable as well and add more life to filter, I switch ends about once a month on those shower filters.
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Are you a DIYer? It may require a fitting adapter between the filter connection and your flexible hand held unit for clearance and adjustment to suit your needs. I took my filter unit and my flexible hose shower wand unit to Home Depot. They helped me decide on a correct length adapter to add between the two units. It is a compatible, threaded (both ends) white plastic adapter. If you don't do this properly, the wand handle may not allow proper vertical alignment. I'm good with mine.
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If it is falling off the connector, I cannot help, but if the connector is falling off the faucet, the threads in the faucet spout are probably worn with age and the only solution is to replace the spout or whole faucet. I have had no problems with the connection of the filter to the adapter.
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I used the same size (1/2) for a pvc 1/2 with some couplers and works ok. Read a little more. I think ABS pipe is not for water feeding.
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Once the light is installed threw the sidewall , there should be another part in the box that adapts it to standard 1-1/2" pipe thread. The same threads the pump, skimmer and filter have.
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We hooked our uv device in between our pump and our filter. Set up we are using is a 1500 gph pump with periscope fountain spout; flexible black tubing 3-4 "; uv device; already existing rigid tube leading to basic filter. This uv device has made an amazing difference in our pond. Just waiting to see how it will do in the warmer months. We have pretty good well water for our fish pond but have had some past algae issues. Hope this solves having to use all the chemicals.
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I used a 3/8" OD plastic tubing to connect to our GE filter. The reason I bought it on Amazon is because Home Depot, where it had been on sale a few days before I bought it on Amazon, was out of stock and our faucet started leaking a lot. When I went back to Home Depot, the faucets were all gone. You might make a trip to Home Depot to see if they are on sale there and check the measurements before you buy it.
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the overflow pipe is 1 inch. I used the white PVC pipe connected to my 3 others rain barrel. It worked fine
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This is a great filter! However, I wanted it to be connected to it's own dedicated water dispenser faucet. The faucet I got off amazon had a 1/4" male thread end (compression thread) and the filter has a 3/8" male end (also compression thread). To make this connection you will need two parts available on amazon.You will need two Watts brand products:Watts LFA154 Female Compression x OD Adapter 1/4-Inch x 3/8-Inch (Fine Thread)Watts LFPBCC12-44 Ice Maker Supply Line, 12-InchTook me forever to find these fittings to make it work, but I wanted to save somebody else the time and hassle. This is a great filter! However, I wanted it to be connected to it's own dedicated water dispenser faucet. The faucet I got off amazon had a 1/4" male thread end (compression thread) and the filter has a 3/8" male end (also compression thread). To make this connection you will need two parts available on amazon.You will need two Watts brand products:Watts LFA154 Female Compression x OD Adapter 1/4-Inch x 3/8-Inch (Fine Thread)Watts LFPBCC12-44 Ice Maker Supply Line, 12-InchTook me forever to find these fittings to make it work, but I wanted to... » Read More This is a great filter! However, I wanted it to be connected to it's own dedicated water dispenser faucet. The faucet I got off amazon had a 1/4" male thread end (compression thread) and the filter has a 3/8" male end (also compression thread). To make this connection you will need two parts available on amazon.You will need two Watts brand products:Watts LFA154 Female Compression x OD Adapter 1/4-Inch x 3/8-Inch (Fine Thread)Watts LFPBCC12-44 Ice Maker Supply Line, 12-InchTook me forever to find these fittings to make it work, but I wanted to save somebody else the time and hassle. « Show Less
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We used a standard 1/2 inch hot water valve. The threads on the shower arm are flat, however, and don't screw into the standard valve. Sounds like using a die to fit the threads worked for some people, trying that... Otherwise someone on here said Light In The Box sells an adapter.