Would this fit through a 1" flexible conduit?
1054563
At its' widest point it measures 7/8 of an inch (.875 inches) so it will be a little tight, but it should definitely go through.
947075
I have mine mounted on 3/4" "trade size" rigid metal conduit (electrical conduit trade size) with a diameter of 1 1/8"
125578
That's what I used and it worked well. As the sleeve where one inserts the conduit is relatively short, it's important the conduit is the right size so there is only a small gap between the conduit and feeder sleeve. Unfortunately I don't know the size of the conduit I used as it was a piece I happened to have.
520423
not likely, but you might need a rubber shim, like a segment of a thick rubber hose to wrap around the 1" bar.
486679
I used a 1 inch section of the more rigid "riser" tubing that normally is used a top of a stake for a sprinkler head. It was stiff enough to allow the threads to bite, and then went on to a normal tee to connect to the main tubing. Does that make sense?
90175
NO. It is set up for a 1 12" threaded pipe. You would have to make some sort of adapter.
1388768
yes, but you will need to cut pipes to size, not too short, can always bend a bit the flex to put on. weld , adapter, or pipe stretch . works good for the price.
584746
the plastic tube that connects is 1/4 inch outside diameter. Hope this helps.
1013678
If the pipe threads coming out of the wall are 1/2" male, it should work fine.
1946109
The Hot and Cold connections for this valve is 1/2 inch The 1inch line will need to be reduced
690209
As long as you have 1" bars and enough room for there length there should be no problem.. Kinda like a *one size fits most thing
673333
It will fit over 1 inch at best. I have mine slid over a wire shelving on a rack.
2007769
No, I don't believe it will. I had to relieve it at the joint to fit one just a few thousanths larger than 1".
1123243
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726217
It has a 1mm gap between the halves when fully tightened on a 30mm tube. You could probably jam a 1" tube in it but since there are so many 1" mounts available I would just buy one of them to start with.
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.
642905
I don't believe they're designed to connect to each other. If you cut the end off so you have a round opening, you should be able to get 4" round flexible drain pipe that will fit into it.