how would i attach it to a non threaded outlet?
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I can help you with a slip adapter. It slides into the return. If you purchase the Circulator through my store, Chars Stuff, message me that you need a slip adapter instead of the threaded adapter and I'd be happy to include one. http://www.amazon.com/gp/shops/charsstuff
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best to contact the inventor, an extremely helpful man. info@thecirculator.com
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My best suggestion is to call the number on the circulator web site and ask the mnftr.
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I do not think that you could it has to be threaded on. I love this product but mine never would work right for more than a day or two. I would have to take them completly apart and mess with them for hours to get them to work again! I finally just gave up and put the old ones back on!
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I think you want something different. If I understand the question, you are looking for an adaptor. I have that problem as well in my older house. I also have a lot of adaptors in my outlets.
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If it does not have a socket, then it should have a two wire connector that plugs together. If not, you might need to cut of the connector and just wire not the conductor together. If you are not experienced, you shod hire an electrician.
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1st, i'm not an electician. i tried running it into the top was very difficult to get the "outlet" back in the box once wired cause the heavy gauge wire has to do a 180 turn in the box. I changed it to feed in from the bottom, wire the box 1st, tighten and re-tighten the wire connections several times cause they loosen, put the outlet in the box. Then you have the slack wire taken out of the box and then have it hooked up to the service panel.
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It comes with a long screw that replaces the one in your face plate on the outlet. Once tightened it is very secure.
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It has to be in the wall socket. I tried in an extension cord strip and it did not work.
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You could look at velcro as they have that in sticky both sides. Otherwise some rubber feet or mounting glued on the bottom. My use is with small cords as is substantial the way it is as I can pick it up and move it inside my power station box and out of sight.
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By purchasing a socket. I got mine off of Amazon with 4 sockets and brackets for mounting something like a softbox around it for $19.
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via a cord... please note that to mount the cube, you have to use up one of your outlets.There is a different model that plugs directly into a socket...
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You are supposed to take out one of the screws on the outlet cover and then put the three plug in the socket and put the screw into the metal tab and then into the outlet cover. But an electrician told me that is useless if your house isn't grounded in the first place. So I never bother doing all that stuff and they've always worked.
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A "discharge hose" and garden hose from your local hardware store. I glued on a check valve to the outlet in which I hooked up the discharge hose to.
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Two potential solutions: 1. Have an electrician hook it up directly, bypassing the outlet 2. Buy a pivoting outlet that plugs into the wall outlet and allows to connect the oven plug from the side
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There should be a 4 pin plug that will slide onto the side of the 20 pin. Thats what I had to do with mine.
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I plug it into a heavy-duty surge strip but I am not certain that is the way to do it.
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I had the same problem but only on the handheld outlet.Re cut the threads on the handheld and give it some elbow grease.It worked for me.
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Screw mounting plate to the wall. Connect wires and attach lamp to mounting plate with thumb screws
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That is an overflow outlet. There is no threading but you could hypotheticaly insert a male/male connection for the overflow to hook up a hose if you wanted. You can hook up a standard hose to the spigot that comes with it also if that was what you were asking.