Can I use this on a dehumidfier for the drain hose
1306141
If you need an adapter, a hardware store person should be able to fix you right up, and it'd be only a few bucks. Bring a photo of your outlet fitting.
1306142
I don't see why not. Just make sure the dehumidifier comes with or has a garden hose connector/adapter.
1306143
I don't see why not.Just make sure the dehumidifier comes with or has a garden hose connector/adapter.
1849947
Absolutely not as long as the rooms are connected. The air that is dehumidified will act as a sponge and draw in the moist humid air from the adjacent rooms. They do sell a duct kit which serves as a way for you to operate the dehumidifier in an area outside of your living space for aestethic purposes. If you have a finished basement with a utility area, you can mount the dehumidifier behind the wall and duct it in to the living space. I have done that very thing myself and it is a fantastic way to permanently install the unit. When deciding on placement keep in consideration that the dehumidifier must drain into either a sump pit or a condensation pump close to your central air system. Absolutely not as long as the rooms are connected. The air that is dehumidified will act as a sponge and draw in the moist humid air from the adjacent rooms. They do sell a duct kit which serves as a way for you to operate the dehumidifier in an area outside of your living space for aestethic purposes. If you have a finished basement with a utility area, you can mount the dehumidifier behind the wall and duct it in to the living space. I have done that very thing myself and it is a fantastic way to permanently install the unit. When deciding on placement keep in consideration that the... » Read More Absolutely not as long as the rooms are connected. The air that is dehumidified will act as a sponge and draw in the moist humid air from the adjacent rooms. They do sell a duct kit which serves as a way for you to operate the dehumidifier in an area outside of your living space for aestethic purposes. If you have a finished basement with a utility area, you can mount the dehumidifier behind the wall and duct it in to the living space. I have done that very thing myself and it is a fantastic way to permanently install the unit. When deciding on placement keep in consideration that the dehumidifier must drain into either a sump pit or a condensation pump close to your central air system. « Show Less
888509
Yes, we have attached a longer tube. Your biggest challenges will be ensuring the tubing fits, and making sure it's on some kind of slope that runs downwards towards the sump pump. You could probably achieve this by situating this pump between the drain for your dehumidifier and the floor (making sure it's off the floor).
779495
Probably not, unless this is a permanent set up. It sounds like you are bring a hose over to a tank and and filling the tank then draining and disconnecting the hose.
1130543
the drain outlet is on the rear panel of the dehumidifier. So you will need some space in the back to run a hose. The power plug is also in the rear, towards the base. in general, you'll want the dehumidifier in a somewhat open space, not crammed into a small cubbie - it won't be able to properly take moisture of of the air if there's not good flow to the unit. hope this helps.
1538800
There is no fitting on drip tank to install a drain hose ,this dehumidifier is a very small unit for small spaces like a closet or a very small bathroom .
1343650
No. This type is for external use. I use mine on the outflow hose of my cannister filter.
1488985
I would think so as long as the device can handle the watts that power the dehumidifier. The manual should cover these specifications.
1966994
I'm not sure. It's a very inexpensive drain cleaner though. It might be worth a shot, I'm sure it wouldn't hurt anything.
807930
I used it on a Honeywell RO which is an air gap system, i.e. vents back through the faucet. The only problem may be a different line size, which you could use an adapter and section of hose from your local hardware store. It's a really nice faucet, way nicer than my original.
842320
Sorry, I don't know. I bought this dehumidifier for the basement of my house in Toronto. I have not used it until this month. I'll check it out and let you know if there are differences.
897320
As long as the AC can fit in the opening and the back can extend far enough out to drain away from the house, I don't see why not. You just may have to shim it somehow to get a tight fit all the way around and make sure nothing obscures the air flow.
658922
I do not see why not. This simply allows air from the room to be pulled into discharge pipe for drainage without letting sewer gasses leak back out when not draining. I'd suggest asking the local building code guy in your town too. It may be effective but not code in a specific town.
658921
As the previous answer stated it may not meet your code but connected to to the drain pipe preferably by a y and run up 16" to 18" it will vent the line. GMF
1333637
None for the gravity flow... It's made for that connection... It's a different connection for the pump, but the necessary hose is included with the dehumidifier....
1313262
The hose connector is near the top of the unit. I have a 10ft piece of hose connected. Mine sits on the basement floor and the drain is in the floor. I would assume as long as the drain is lower than the hose connector you should be fine.
2027068
No...this is not a sprayer you put on a hose....this is strictly for use in drain lines that are clogged...