I'm confused, but I am NOT a plumber. The pictures show ONE pipe. Where are these two pipes for hot and cold? Maybe I'm making more fuss than neces
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Hello,There is no picture with pipes in the description.Pipes for cold and hot water is 40cm length.The brass part at the bottom of the faucet we guess you mean is mounting accessories.
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This just hooks up to your toilets water line so the water is just as cold as if you opened up your cold water valve on your faucet. I've been using this model for the last 5 months and the coldness off the water really hasn't bothered me. I know that there are more expensive models that do hook up to both a hot and cold water lines of your bathroom faucet but I feel that would only be efficient if you had the type of water heater that offers instant hot water.
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There's 3/4 inch threaded ends for hot and cold to attach to your hot and cold water lines. Hope that helps.
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One hose connects to the pipe that runs your hot water and the other to the pipe that directs cold water to the toilet.
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Not sure about maximum, but I have 3, one downstairs and two upstairs to separate branches.The warm water that is returned to the cold side sometimes comes out in surprising places. I agree with the previous answer that this is an improvement but not something I am overjoyed with. The valves themselves do not last very long. As they age they do not close all the way, so when you turn on the hot or cold you get tepid water mixed from both sides. Then its time to replace them.
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Hello,The item comes with two pipes for cold and hot water,mounting accessories.It is OK if diameter of the hole in your sink is 3.3cm-4.2cm
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My husband mad a Y connection from the cold water pipe. Our unit is under the kitchen sink with its separate water hose from the one that goes through to the faucet. (We could not find that there were parts that would connect it to a spray faucet. Also, our hot water is soft and our cold water is hard, so we had to do it the other way.
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This isn't a regular faucet. It is for filtered water. There is no temperature or flow adjustment - just cold water coming out at in one stream.
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Thanks for your interest , it does carry both hot and cold water hook up , if you buy it I will refund you the shipping coast , thanks again best regards Monty ,..
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This isn't an answer to the question, but rather a repeat of the question and a response to the previous "answers." Mr/Ms Roby, if you don't understand the question, why did you write an answer? Ms Cowgirl, the Product Description says, "This amazing instant water heater can be connected to the existing hot water piping." So perhaps a better explanation is that YOU cannot hook it up to American piping. If NO ONE could hook it up to American piping, it wouldn't have a 4.4-star rating. Mr Curcie, what difference does it make WHY Ms O'Meara wants it hotter? A shower is not the only way people use hot water. Folks running a food truck, for instance, might need hot water over 100 to make hot tea, instant coffee, wash their utensils, etc. Using the example in the Product Description, tap water coming in at 56 will be heated 45 to 101. This is NOT hot enough for hot drinks, as 101 is only 2.4 above body temperature. Great for baby formula; not great for coffee. If the 101 water from one unit can be run through a second unit, a 45 temperature rise will yield 146 water, which IS hot enough for coffee and hot tea. The biggest problem with Amazon's Q&As is people chiming in with "answers" when they don't really know the answer. So how about it? Does anyone (including the seller) actually know the answer to this question? Or are we supposed to be satisfied with "I don't know," "I don't understand," "I could only guess," and "Why would you want to?"
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No. That would require an input for both hot and cold water lines. This has only one input.
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I did not receive an additional free pipe with the one I purchased. It is very possible that this is Christmas promotional, and would not have been applicable to my situation. I hope this helps. God bless!
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It's not rocket science sincerely, there are 2 hoses and a faucet. Screw the hoses into the faucet, done. If you're absolutely oblivious to anything mechanical I suggest you ask someone to help you.
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Yes, both a one-faucet hook-up and separate hot/cold water hook-ups are included. So you have the option of a single faucet (for when you hook-up to a sink) or want to connect it to separate hot and cold intakes. Just make sure that your sink faucet has the ability to screw in the hook-up adapter. I had to buy a new faucet that would accept the adapter. Enjoy!
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It installs just like a regular faucet...it looks complicated but it's not. one line for hot one line for cold and one line for the feed. Hope this helps. I think there's a longest one or shortest one that the feed. I bought this about a year ago and we really like it for the price.
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This is a single supply connection. Either cold or hot but not for both at the dame time
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The hot and cold water lines from the faucet are surprising short. We found the hoses we needed to extend them at Menards. If they are not available at a big box store, a plumbing supply store might have them or an internet search.