water line intake size?
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I believe either 1/2" or 3/4". You should be able to find specifics on basepump.com
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Website says 1/2 or 3/4 I think there are a few adapters in the install package
1682663
They recommend a 3/4" size water line but you can make a 1/2" size work. It just won't remove a much water. There is a 2-1 ratio for water removal. 2 gallons out for 1 gallon in.
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My house has 1/2 inch lines and it works great. I've had mine for a couple of years but I think it came with an adapter to go from 1/2 inch to 3/4.
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I had no need to do that. But, u might want to consider an adapter size to fit? Half an inch diameter seems to me would be sufficient with the water pressure I have. Hope this helps.
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Sorry! Idk I never got around to building an intake yet! I honestly can't remember
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I'm not sure what the exact line size is but the tubing itself is smaller than 1/4"
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The inlet & out are 1/4NPT. The most common sizes are 5/16 Hose x 1/4NPT & 3/8 Hose x 1/4 NPT
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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.
1219104
The discharge is 1.5". You would have to reduce down to the water hose thread suze
907692
I would guess about 1/4 to 1/3 cup of water. There isn't a fill line, I drew my own in based on the written instructions.
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Hi Becky, not sure what size gas line is needed. I can tell you that we needed several parts in addition to the water heater. Overall very satisfied with it. Enjoy!
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I'm not sure why people are saying 2", because the Hayward website says this model is 1.5" inside thread. However, that fitting would reduce the waterflow even if you're already using 1.5, so I'm trying to figure this out myself.
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drill a hole in the front of the chamber, undersize the hole (slightly)for the size of hose you are going to use. They sell clear silicone hoses by the foot at Lowes. I think 3/16" ID would be appropriate for this size unit, anything smaller and the surface tension of the draining water might block the flow. Gravity will pull your water to a different bucket or sink drain. That being said, if you run your 2200 24/7, you'll probably burn out the power supply at some point.
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Measure the diameter of the supply line. Most are one inch. Compare it to a cheap piece of PIC if you can't measure. 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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The minimum water line is at ~4.25" and the maximum water line is at ~6.25"
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Mine was less than a foot, but your plumber can use a longer or shorter line if needed.
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The lines a bit harder to measure, since the installation created several bends in each line, but the 3 lines (tubing) from the dispenser to the tank look to be about 18 inches. Also, the copper line to the water source looks to be about 16 inches from the dispenser. Everything goes through the dispenser, except the power cord, of course.
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Not sure.. but mine is submersed without any issues. Now that Im thinking about it... its probably the MINIMUM water line......