Does this adapter allow you to run wire down inside bottle?
224624
No, and that is the beauty of this kit. It is simple and I give them as gifts as I know it will be simple to assemble.
224625
No, I have this kit. This works like a cork/bottle stopper and the wire comes out of the top. It makes creating a lamp super easy though. No drillng!
224626
No, I don't believe so. From what I can tell, it sits on the top of the bottle. I used them in wine bottles and gave as gifts to my friends. You can see in the picture that the "cork" part plugs the wine bottle hole, so I don't believe you could fit the cord inside, even if you had a way to drill an opening in the glass without the cord being in the way. They both said the lamps worked great and didn't mind the cord placement. Once the lampshade was on, you couldn't really see where the cord was behind the bottle. Hope this answer helps!
224627
would this work to create a pendant light out of a bottle? so would cut the bottom off the bottle and hang it from the neck - thinking for over my island - thanks in advance
224628
I received this about three weeks ago. While I am happy with the product, the cord does not run down inside. In order to do that, you need a different fixture altogether and a carbide drill bit to drill the glass while running cool water over the drill spot. My bottle has some sentimental value so I did not want to chance it. I did successfully use two small pieces of black electrical tape to tape the cord to the back of the bottle and minimize the visible cord. As the lamp is backed by a wall, the cord is not noticeable. Hope this helps.
46250
No. I have the Klean Kanteen baby bottles and ordered this adapter hoping to convert the bottles to sippy bottles and the wide part of this adapter does not fit onto the baby bottles. The bottle opening is too wide / the adapter piece is too narrow.
383608
Not out of the box but if you have a regulator from another unit that fits bottles and the right flare fitting on the hose end it will work.
1645756
With this paticular kit you won't need to cut/drill the bottle at all. The electrical cord runs out of the top of the electrical device and it will run down the outside of the bottle.
338322
Yes. I used mine to adapt the pump to the large mouth of the bottles. Much easier than pumping and pouring into a different bottle.
1550484
Yes. My set-up is actually, spigot to timer to filter to 3/4" adapter/connector (that you've asked about) to 1/2" tubing. Hope this helps.
864945
I don't know. I do have one of outlets tied into my drip system and it works ok.
26540
No problem for the wire to the holder. More important make sure you have the correct fuse for the rating of the wire.
1328038
No. No adapter. You can cut the wires and connect them with electrical tape.
177350
No, the adapter is designed to fit in the bottom outlet leaving the top one accessible. Good thinking on the engineer's part!
113773
The system you use is irrelevant, a drip line is a drip line. The only thing that matters is that your system uses 1/4" line. No connector needed this plug snugly into the end of a 1/4" line.
1317572
it is better to hook up inside, but directions says if there is not enough room for the coil it can be hooked up in the open but cover the coil with duck tape to protect it. as per instructions
2131297
Yes. Adjust to size of wire and pull through. Plastic will pull right off as it comes out. I used my right hand to pull wire and insulation in my left.
1898189
Possibly, but I have never seen or heard of any. The bottle neck has to have dimples in it to hold the wire in place.
811869
If you are brewing beer (or anything else) I would not put that wire in the liquid. There is too much chemical reaction taking place when brewing, and the sheathing on the wire may react or break down.
2155822
Yes. Just remove the module to avoid tracking the wrong wire through a closed circuit.
283146
No. It draws too much amperage. We have run separate wire to it and it works good.