How small of a hole will this go into? I have a hanging water fountain that has a curvy tube that is clogged.
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I do not have this tool with me, so I can't measure it. I would guess that if the tube is less than 1/2" diameter it would be too small for the tool to fit.
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If it's one of those with small, round, holes in the drain, then no. This will work on, say, a bathtub drain with fairly large openings, but the "teeth" make this about 1/2 inch wide.
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Yes if it works. The marble/copper fitting fit was poor on mine. The clear tubing was kinked and was partially blocking flow. It wouldn't un kink. Permanent
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The hole is slight less than an inch. It's the same size as the plug in bottom of feeder
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It will fit 1/4" wall thickness just fine and maybe 5/16". Because the tubing fitting must screw on the threads, a 3/8" tank wall thickness would be pushing it, but may be possible if you leave the plastic washer off. The valve is working great and reliably maintaining the water level in a RO system that I put together for watering my backyard garden.
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No. The opening is round and even if your faucet was small enough square to fit inside it would not seal properly around.
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Hi Richard. if your working with 1 1/2" or 1 1/4" easy to reduce or couple together. Drain needs to lined up strait , into wall ABS. This made our unit not line up with existing. I moved drain in wall because there is no room to angle drain in the new fountain. In this situation I could not move fountain to the right or left. Witch would be a lot easier . Hope this helps
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Maybe some fluid engineer could comment on this, but if you can pull water up a short tube that means water is being pulled through the filter. I have a 6 inch tube in an aquarium and that functions well.
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The water flow from the faucet would be too low. It would be very slow filling a tub. It would fit if mounted flat, but you would need underneath access to install or replace.
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I used 1 1/4" tube with the included pump and it has large flow. The filter doesn't hinder flow much if kept level with water. Extreme elevation will slow the flow. (Over 10 feet) check for blocks. Check the pump by itself
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It does allow for the overflow to work. It has a plastic piece that has prongs that allow it to stay a few mm from the hole.
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I think it would stick half way out of the hole. I don't screw mine in so it kind of floats around in the filter basket and it works as good as the more expensive ones.
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you are correct--it should only empty into a sink-my guess for that is that the filter could potentially come off and get stuck in the pipe! ?? I use a metal clamp that has to be screwed on to tighten down . It works very well.
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This water dispenser requires a minimum hole of 3/4" and no more than 1 1/4".
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If your hot/cold water valve(s) is enclosed (say, under the sink in a cabinet) then you will need to drill a small hole for the tubing to reach it inside. Other than that, nothing drastic. Just be sure it's a 2-piece toilet. The unit didn't fit our old 1-piece American Standard toilet.
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The larger hole will be too big. However, just cut the larger hole off of the old tube and fit it into the hole on the new tube. You may have to replace the hose clamps. Use the common stainless steel type and you'll be fine.
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I don't have mine set up that was. I ran full size PVC pipe fot the drain. If you would like to set your system up for 3/4" or 5/8" drain your local hardware store or Home Depot or Lowes plumbing department could help you with that system and it would be very inexpensive. The only concern I would have is the inlet of the pump and the back pressure you would have trying to funnel it into a smaller outlet. You might wnt to call the pump manufacturer for their advice as to how this would affect the pump.
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If you are talking about the pump I think it will work. This is a great product. I used a big rubbetmade bin to hold more water. I cut a hole in the lid and fed the tubing through the hole then added the pump. The lid kept bugs and debris out of the water.