Will this work with 1/2" copper water lines?
2052798
this product came to me with the wrong stem valves. i sent it back to them and it cost me $17.00 to do so. i won't do business with this company ever again.
2052799
David, I am 99% sure that it will. Most plumbing supply stores have the fittings to match the connections.
855807
The instructions say it will bend 1/4" to 7/8" soft copper, aluminum and light wall hydraulic tubing. It won't bend hard copper tubing unless it is annealed. If the stainless steel tubing you want to bend is thin wall then I think it will do the job.
332536
3/8" copper line would probably be sufficient for the two panel heater. Personally, I would run Black Iron Pipe instead.
917818
Yes. I used it for my humidifier in my basement. Not sure what the 1/2" measurement is, it seemed to be like a regular hose.
1897370
The inner diameter of the line needs to be 1/4 inch...so 1/4" hose is probably okay.
1061559
No, this will only slip onto a 1/2" copper pipe with no threads. You need American-Standard-022635-0020A to screw onto 1/2" threaded pipe.
392741
No: the exterior threads would fit into a coupling for a 1/2 inch pipe, but not into a 1/2 inch pipe.
111389
The couplings get PVC cement to 1 1/2 " plumbing of filter system. Don't know if they have 2'' plumbing couplings or a different model for 2" application
1550483
absolutely it will, however, most folks will use a 1/4" line for the drip feeding and a 1/2" line as a feeder. This basically allows you to connect a 1/2" line either to your house spigot or at the end of a standard hose.
1128710
No it's for a 1.5" PVC pipe but you can probably use and adapter that will allow you to reduce your 2" pipe down to 1.5"
591568
I have mine mounted on 3/4" copper pipe with a platform feeder. Mounting is very simple with a few screws. Should work ok with 1/2". Works great: no raccoons, no squirrels!
929273
This is designed for inline installation in two inch pipe with no adapters necessary. It does include adapters for 1.5" pipe, but you would have to supply your own adapters for 2" up to your 2.5". If your pools flow design requires 2.5" pipe I would recommend an "Off-Line" chlorinator as opposed to this "In-Line" design. Off-Line feeders also seem to an be easier install on existing systems.
1098366
I'm sure you could locate and install appropriate threaded brass fittings to adapt your poly tubing to the Culligan 1" inlet and outlet. The unit is designed for brass/copper 1" threaded fittings, like one would find in a residential house. Try Home Depot, Lowes, local hardware store, etc.
213697
This uses a standard 1/4" male pipe thread and must have full pressure to work.This will not work on a regulated low pressure output.
198832
Yes I had a 1/2" copper pipe slip join situation and it worked. There is a space between the threads on the end of the plastic pipe Delta supplys that I had to cut off about 3/4:" with a hack saw. See item (6) in the instructions. Then everything worked OK.
133430
No. The spout end is threaded for a Moen air-rater. The 1/2" IPS connections refers to the hot and cold water line connections. BTW always tape the threaded connections with pipe tape to prevent leaks. Hope this helps.
1687534
If the cold water line coming out of the wall is straight 1/2" copper, or pex tubing, it'll work great. But you'll need more than 1" of pipe exposure for a proper connection. Also, make sure you insert the valve 1/2" port a full inch onto the pipe. And remember the supply connection to the refrigerator line must be a 1/4" compression fitting.