can this faucet be used with a rain soft RO system ?
2018859
Ours is used with a Culligan charcoal system - plumbers said the replacement filtration would run over $600 so we're still using the Culligan filter (we purchased the Culligan many years ago).
260789
Should be easy if faucets are compatible. You can get a list of compatible faucets from Delta.
2175309
Yes, no problem. If its a single faucet with the valve on it just make sure you get a bezel to Cover the remaining openings.
1490022
More likely, no. You could retrofit and do a few adapters/ reducersto get it hooked up, but that is a lot of work. And would you use the water for everything, such as washing dishes? You could significantly reduce filter life when you use common application with RO. Much easier to install the drinking faucet.
1117156
Yes, if your current faucet is mounted a vertical surface. No, if your current faucet is mounted on a horizontal surface.
191543
Yes.....mine is a delta faucet......these do not last long.....they are very flimsy. I have bought two and replaced the second one even with another brand.
1899151
Unless your current faucet is a faucet/ shower combo and has the exact same hook-up (which I think is unlikely), it would not be "the answer."
442576
It should work so long as you don't apply to much water pressure and you don't have a shower exchange on top of faucet.
1599010
Not to the system itself i don't think but with the set up I have you could. I have a 275g clean water tank and a bad water tank where the system dispenses the RO water. attached to the tanks are seperate hoses one for watering plants and the other for its intended purpose. I use this water for my mobile detailing company and its the best water I have ever used in the ten years of detailing. Much better then the DI tanks I once used. Hope this is helpful.
2166056
The manufacturer says no. Mine is on an external pipe but it is essentially sheltered from any rain. Works great, easy to install, but I wouldn't put it anywhere wet.
1394892
No. This device is just an inline solenoid with a timer. You will have to install a small pressure reducing device behind the Raindrip for it to work properly with a drip system.
2134955
You will need a faucet adaptor with a pressure regulator and filter, like the Rain Bird FCKIT1PK - Faucet Connection Kit Rain Bird FCKIT-1PK Drip Irrigation Faucet Connection KitThe emitters on this hose start near the end so you will probably need some plain black ½" hose and a slip connector as well.
1741337
Dear frined, Thank you for your question.Yes, if you buy one in the correct diameter, you could install the faucet successfully.Best regards
1789002
This unit is designed to work with a non pressurized source, for instance a tank placed below the level of the faucet. I'm not sure if there are any that would work for pressurized and not pressurized sources in one unit, although if you can I would keep it simple and use this unit for the tank and get a regular faucet for the pressurized source.
401853
Unfortunately, I cannot say. I did not notice that it would not fit perlick faucets, so I was not able to use it. Theoretically, it should work.
933312
Nope. The plumbing on your RO system kinda requires a air gap faucet. Unless some one else knows something I dont.
370144
I'm sure you can. with the right connector but there may not be enough head pressure from the rain barrel to push open and have the drip tubing work effectively. If your barrel is up high and the drip tubing is 'down stream' far enough it should work.