set up the 4b-h503 unit in the basement in use the hose in first floor what eels do i need to buy the inlet will be in the wall in first floor i need 2x 25 feet hose
907509
Not enough information??? How long will the piping be? Will there be more that one outlet? Will you have a power head and if there is what kind will you have,low voltage, line voltage or air power? Don't know what 2x25 means. The standard hose is 30 ft. Any other length will have a high price. Will you want a sock on the hose? Need this information befor I can help
367819
You will need to use an adapter. One that reduces the opening of the wall end of the hose from 1.50" to 1.25" for a proper fit.
955433
When I installed my unit I wondered the same thing. I called the distributor and asked what the gas requirements were and then called my HVAC man and told him the requirements. He had me call the gas company to verify that my current meter would provide adequate gas for my current needs plus the generator. The meter was adequate, the pipe from the meter to my generator (about 25 feet) needed to be 1 inch and I needed a special stainless braided line connector. The BBQ hose was not nearly large enough. The proper hose cost over $100.00 for an 18 inch length. It was a lot of trouble and expense but I know that the generator will work when I need it, even if the furnace and hot water heater are also running. When I installed my unit I wondered the same thing. I called the distributor and asked what the gas requirements were and then called my HVAC man and told him the requirements. He had me call the gas company to verify that my current meter would provide adequate gas for my current needs plus the generator. The meter was adequate, the pipe from the meter to my generator (about 25 feet) needed to be 1 inch and I needed a special stainless braided line connector. The BBQ hose was not nearly large enough. The proper hose cost over $100.00 for an 18 inch length. It was a lot of trouble and... » Read More When I installed my unit I wondered the same thing. I called the distributor and asked what the gas requirements were and then called my HVAC man and told him the requirements. He had me call the gas company to verify that my current meter would provide adequate gas for my current needs plus the generator. The meter was adequate, the pipe from the meter to my generator (about 25 feet) needed to be 1 inch and I needed a special stainless braided line connector. The BBQ hose was not nearly large enough. The proper hose cost over $100.00 for an 18 inch length. It was a lot of trouble and expense but I know that the generator will work when I need it, even if the furnace and hot water heater are also running. « Show Less
342865
You'll need to have a line made. The standard hose length is just long enough for me to connect a 30# tank and have it sit outside the cabinet. Cabinet is made to house a 20# tank. So I'm guessing the hose length is maybe 30".
1033679
The hose on mine is only about a foot. I couldn't get a standard hose to fit in the small area where it attaches, and the supplied hose is a smaller diameter. However, I just inserted the supplied hose into a length of standard hose (OD on supplied about equals ID on standard) to run to a basement drain.
1235982
Attach hose to the pump then place the submersible pump in basement and turn on. Please be careful not to submerge the electrical cablein the water because you will get electrocuted
1947856
The hose is about 4 feet long and 6" in diameter. The unit is suppose to be 20" from the wall and you are nit suppose to lengthen the hose.
1403808
This unit comes with everything you will need to connect to the plumbing under say a kitchen sink. It will connect to a standard sized cold water hose. It has an adapter piece. You disconnect your cold water sink hose from the cold water shut off, screw the adapter on the shut off then attach your sink hose to the adapter. There is a connection on adapter that feeds the ro system - this is a pex hose. To connect to a well, I would think you would have to install a tee and reduce the end going to RO. This unit IS NOT a whole house system -
1150059
I have a small hose attached to the back which goes into the basement drain
235961
Well... my house is about 2,400 sf two floors. I think the real question here is how is the vac piping layed out. How many feet do you have. I would then call the manufacturer and ask this question of them. Hope this helped.
1106992
Yep - we have a hose hooked up to the back of ours that is feeding directly into a drain in the basement. Works great.
2009766
My unit pumps from my basement floor up to where the A/C pipes leave the basement wall, about 6' vertical, has run for months with no problem.
1739640
draining into a basement sink using forty inches of the hose that came with the unit.
1494344
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.
1070333
Works for us. Pump is in the basement with the heater. Basement is 12 feet deep and four sinks are on the first floor. Working just fine. House is all plastic pipe.
1112520
The unit needs to be higher than the drain initialy---once it starts draining thru the hose , the unit can then be set on the same level as the drain
49905
Just pick up a cheap hose from any discount store . I found one at a dollar store and cut it to the length needed.