What size water line do you need for this unit?
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The water lines are standard lines just like under your faucets. You can buy the pvc adapters at Home Depot.
1681788
Standard 1/2" male threaded pipe connections. The panel comes with flexible hoses with female threaded connections
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Get your model number and go to appliance parts pros.com type it in and it will give you a diagram with the part number for model, and its long enough to reach the water valve and inlet hose.
52247
I would use 3/8". You will need to purchase a barbed tube fitting 3/8" tube x 1/2 npt
993587
There's 3/4 inch threaded ends for hot and cold to attach to your hot and cold water lines. Hope that helps.
1856279
Yes, I see no issues with this. Flow is plenty for a refrigerator and the line size should be right. EDIT: By the way, I LOVE this filter. Makes the water taste so much better, and took my TDS meter from 590 PPM tap water to 103 filtered.
146180
the fittings can use from 3/4 to 11/4 inch hose depending on how much water you want to move.
283294
I returned mine and got a 5/8 size hose. The 1/2 size did not have enough water pressure.
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I use a 5/8 diameter hose, but any size hose should work, because you do not need full water pressure, only enough to achieve the drip rate you want.
662989
If I'm not mistaken, your filter system has a standard size water line. This faucet fits the standard size water lines. This faucet fit my old water filter just fine.
1098383
The in and out pipe size for the pump is 1.1/2" FPT. I would use a union the same pipe size as the inlet pipe to the pump and a 1.1/2" union on the discharge side.
1069317
I used a 3/4 " line. I think the Rheem website will tell you the minimum line.
1227570
Yes you need a longer water line, get one from your RV dealer. The toilet comes with a new seal.
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Sorry I can not answer that question because that faucet was installed in a house in Palm Springs, and I live in Los Angeles. As I recall it was the standard size supply line, but you can always purchase supply lines of any length and replace or attach one to the existing one from Lowes, or Home Depot, or a local hardware store.
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If I understand your question, you want to use 3/8" tubing to attach the misting system to the water supply. If this is the case, you will need fittings to attach the tubing to your water supply, hose bibb or the hose itself which is standard hose fittings and a fitting for the end of the tubing that you want to attach the misting system to. This fitting will also need to attach to the tubing and attach to the misting system which is standard hose fitting. These fittings can usually be found at Home DePot or Lowes, etc. Hope this helps.
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I agree with the other two answers here. The minimum water line is marked and looks to be about 5 inches. I did not measure it as it is in my Betta tank. But since it is submersible you can place it horizontal or at a diagonal to suit your needs.
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Water connections on my unit are 1/2 in. CTS (copper tubing size).Will 3/8 supplys work depends on your incoming water pressure.I have my unit plumbed 1/2 cts. If your 3/8 in. supply lines work on your existing fixtures you are going to be fine
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assuming you have a drain at a level lower than the drain plug in the unit.... buy at least 2 feet of hose that fits the drain line and press it onto the drain line