Approximately how long are the pieces of tubing that run from the heater unit to the dispenser unit that is mounted on the countertop?
1965802
Not too long perhaps 12-16". I returned mine because of this. You must be able to mount it directly below the faucet. I had not enough space due to a garbage disposal. It states in their instruction manual YOU ARE NOT TO LENGTHEN THE WATER LINES, ETC.
1965803
Mine was less than a foot, but your plumber can use a longer or shorter line if needed.
2172339
The unit comes with 40" of standard 3/8" OD/5/16" ID Tygon tubing. If a longer length is needed a trip your local home center will take care of it.
2171951
5 1/2". It's Less than they recomend but I haven't had a problem.(and they sell the part).The space may be larger for brackets for units over 12,000 BTU (1Ton).
503340
5" from the end of the water spout to the counter top, and 6 1/2" to the very top from the counter top
564356
Mine is inaccessible to measure, but it is installed in a 1.25" top. Studying the photo, it looks like somewhere around 3". It has been a year since I held it in my hands but I recall that it was an impressive length of thread. I hope I am not misleading with my estimated thread length, but it appears that from the bezel to the end of the threads = significantly more than two of the receptacles in distance.
2223377
This was installed in my suburban rv water heater which is currenly not in sight. I believe the mounting bolts are about an inch apart. The bolts were a 1/4" socket I believe. Like I said its not in front of me.
110402
About two feet. Enough to place the heater in the middle(under) of a Queen sized free-flow waterbed and have enough cord for control to rest on the floor outside of bed. Screws come with it if you'd prefer to mount it to the bed or the wall (we didn't)
2015773
I would guess it is about a foot long. Long enough for what I needed. Sorry I can't be more specific, but I installed quite a few months ago, but this seems like a pretty close guess.
259566
Mine is installed fewer than 10 feet, but my plumber used a thin copper line for that join so that any heat back-flow can dissipate. The zero waste system is working very well. I also bought and had installed a second booster pump because I have a 20 gal tank instead of the standard, so my installation is not typical.
699330
I installed this a a customers home, can't remember exactly how long the threaded section was.
844087
The tube is approximately 4 1/4" in diameter and the unit 15 1/4" tall. With the hanger it takes up 6" and has 1/2" inlet/outlet hose connections.
707527
Fairly long, I had to coil it twice to have it fit between my entertainment center and the wall. My best guess would be between 36" and 48" long.
414664
4 in pipe, but I am very unhappy with this heater and even more dissatisfied with their shotty service dept. I would never purchase anything from them again. Their plant and main offices are in Pueto Rico, so they dont care about you once they get your money
1107969
Maybe 3 or 3 1/2 feet, my welding gas suppier doesn't even stock them, only 120 cu.ft. were available to swap
1700491
roughly 6" from top of rack to bottom of hook and 4.5" from the grate to bottom of hook
1575449
As installed, I measure 6 3/4" height from countertop to the rounded top of faucet, 6" from front of faucet to back of handles, and 2" from side to side at the base. These are all the widest/longest dimensions above the counter. The tubing to the tank measures about 16" from the base to the water tank which is mounted under the sink. Hope this helps.
784587
I bought 2 as a replacements to discontinued filters/deionizer counter top units with leaky valves that I replaced the 3/8" tubes with 1/4" tubes and John Guest fittings. Used daily for over 6mo with no issues if the filter intake tube isn't over flexed at the diverter connection. Can't answer specifically for pure and clean tube sizes.