What type of hose connector is required?
909177
Just use a standard garden hose. It connects fine to the water leveler. Turn the water on about 1/2 a turn. Mine has been connected for about two years and The water level is automatically maintained. Same principle as your toilet bowl float. Almost seems too simple a solution! I would lay some form of weight across the T that rests on the deck as the PVC pipe is light weight and you need some weight to keep it in place. I used a 5 lb weight from my barbell set, you can probably find something more attractive to use. I haven't manually added water to the pool fot two years. If for some reason mine stops working, I'll buy another one. Just use a standard garden hose. It connects fine to the water leveler. Turn the water on about 1/2 a turn. Mine has been connected for about two years and The water level is automatically maintained. Same principle as your toilet bowl float. Almost seems too simple a solution! I would lay some form of weight across the T that rests on the deck as the PVC pipe is light weight and you need some weight to keep it in place. I used a 5 lb weight from my barbell set, you can probably find something more attractive to use. I haven't manually added water to the pool fot two years. If for some... » Read More Just use a standard garden hose. It connects fine to the water leveler. Turn the water on about 1/2 a turn. Mine has been connected for about two years and The water level is automatically maintained. Same principle as your toilet bowl float. Almost seems too simple a solution! I would lay some form of weight across the T that rests on the deck as the PVC pipe is light weight and you need some weight to keep it in place. I used a 5 lb weight from my barbell set, you can probably find something more attractive to use. I haven't manually added water to the pool fot two years. If for some reason mine stops working, I'll buy another one. « Show Less
909178
The pool stabilizer accepts a standard male hose connector. For my application, I bought a short quality hose and pressure reducer at Home Depot. Together, they were less that $20. I didn't need a long hose. I went with the pressure reducer (attaches at the irrigation pipe) since my neighborhood water pressure is high, and I didn't want the hose to burst while I am away. Remember, you likely do not need a high fill-rate, since the concern is probably evaporative loses, which at my house in southern AZ was only a few inches over several weeks.
909179
When we installed ours initially, the water pressure from the house hose bib was too high (the pressure was too high for the float mechanism in the Staypoolizer to overcome). When we added an inline water pressure regulator like those that are typically used for RVs (http://www.amazon.com/Camco-40055-Brass-Pressure-Regulator/dp/B003BZD08U/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1349227544&sr;=1-1&keywords;=water+regulator) it lowered the water pressure enough for the Staypoolizer to work properly.
909180
Just use a standard garden hose. It connects fine to the water leveler. Turn the water on about 1/2 a turn. Mine has been connected for about two years and The water level is automatically maintained. Same principle as your toilet bowl float. Almost seems too simple a solution! I would lay some form of weight across the T that rests on the deck as the PVC pipe is light weight and you need some weight to keep it in place. I used a 5 lb weight from my barbell set, you can probably find something more attractive to use. I haven't manually added water to the pool fot two years. If for some reason mine stops working, I'll buy another one.
1326324
No. You wont need any "special connectors or gauges" but you might need a connector for your hose to the air compressor. Nothing that you can't get from Home Depot or Lowes.
2028897
The size of air hose is up to you. You need to provide the standard 1/4" NPT connector or I guess any other fitting you prefer.
1082852
I don't use any additional connectors. The sprinkler works fine attached to any standard garden hose.
1494346
Local Grill store should have one . U will have to connect the 2 hoses with a 3/8 s male coupler. or your local LP Dealer can make u one.
482775
yep. garden hose attachment is standard. That's why I bought it. The other pumps required fittings. This one is ready to go
1004200
It appears to me that the compressor's hose quick-connect is a standard air hose connection, but I don't know that for a fact. Hope that helps!
2210545
I believe the hose connectors are standard size. They are plastic. Any hardware store would have the parts you need. Not sure why you would need to shorten the hose lengths unless you have low water pressure. Otherwise, just snake the hose to place the sprinklers closer together.
2031782
I use a 3/8" 150psi flexzilla. You will also need fittings for hose (typically) and impact. Quick connect style is what I use, something like: TEKTON 4720 Quick Connect Coupler Set, 5-Piece
864418
It did not come with a "quick connect" style connector. It will however screw on to the hose.
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I would use a real flexible hose something from HD or Loews with a 1/4 in. Fitting that's all you need
558875
I have not done that, but I don't know why not. It is regular hose connectors. Best hose ever-NO KINK
1945042
The hose connections fit and attach well to any standard hose and water connections. Have been using the connection for weeks and it works just fine.
27445
I would buy Australian regulators. The hoses have a threaded connector, that is pretty common. I'm sure a welding or plumbing supplier will be able to make an adapter fitting.
950340
You will need a special hose. I think Camco makes one, and is also available on Amazon...
1451284
This was a gift for my granddaughter and within a short time it quit working, but not within the warranty period. I had missed it by a couple of days. I don't know what kind of hose you will need. Sorry!
1466331
Hose connection for the water going into pressure washer. I have been using one on mine for two years now.