I want to use this to do my aquarium water change. But I need both ends to be 1/2 is this possible?
455571
There are adapter parts to make it either 1/2 or 1/4 inch, so the answer is yes.
1550484
Yes. My set-up is actually, spigot to timer to filter to 3/4" adapter/connector (that you've asked about) to 1/2" tubing. Hope this helps.
663739
I used 2 on each end of a 4x12 ramp to my floating dock, don't think i would try 1 on each end
308795
You have it hooked up backwards. I am not sure this is possible unless you have flexible moveable pipes.
1023048
No. It is the two ends for a single pipe clamp. You supply the pipe which needs to be threaded on one end only.
154932
this particular item is a two piece, it did not work with out aquarium because there has to be a middle supporting bar, which we do not have. i hope this help with your decision.
1165756
It is only designed to come out one or the other, but I can pull the knob out only half way to get it come out both, but my water pressure in my home is not strong enough to make 2 decent streams. both or one on the heads would be more of a 'heavy trickle'. So no way to know for your home.
1607246
Not sure if 1/2 or 3/4 but hooks up to a standard hose. I'm sure you could find a coupler at a hardware store to reduce the threading size.
1682664
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.
2223381
Knowing how the base pump suctions with the 3/4 line that I have connected to the pump I would not go from 1/2 from 3/4 as I believe this will significantly decrease the suction power of the pump. I myself was thinking to go from 3/4 to 1" but after long thought decided against it as I doubted it will increase suction and might actually decrease it.
1313744
Yes, with 2 reductions from 1.5" to 1" at the inlet and outlet . Keep in mind the flow will be drastically reduced. Also the Lamp requires a 5 mikron filter before the lamp inlet. If you need the amount of water from a 1.5" pipe you should install two lamps with a t- connection .
422520
I used a male adapter for the black waterline don't remember 1 1/2" or 1 1/4" from local hardware store. I have a picture if you send your email mine is tobobby63@ hotmail.com
1200302
You need one full inch (I just measured) from the side of each prong to the very edge of the side. Also this has a sticker on it reading "Not For Use With Aquariums And All Other Water Related Products!" I would suggest you might swap out your old outlet for a 12amp GFI Outlet. They are only about $12.00 and they're very easy to install. It is "Code" to have a GFI anywhere near a sink or tub anyways. Good Luck!
1038435
I have one ½ inch (none drip) tube running from the tap around the garden (more than 100 ft) and I have connected few of these drip lines into that. It works fine. But I have not tried connecting ¼ inch to 1/4 inch. But if you have enough water pressure, this should works.
1600672
You have the wrong size unit. You need the 1.5" unit and it will work just fine else you will need to split the flow.
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Steve. Upon close inspection, I would have to say no. The real problem with be with the hose end connections. They are both two part connectors. The outer portion is threaded and is female. Then you have the inner portion that has an "O" ring and is a male. I just don't see changing it out unless you were to keep the hose ends. The hose is about 3/8" diameter so I can foresee way too many problems trying to accomplish your task.
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No, it will not work unless your copper pipe is 1/2" ID. 1/2" OD is a bit odd for water pipe, but it's not the first time I've heard of this. Two possible reasons. The original installer plain got the wrong pipe, or the correct pipe wasn't available so he used this. If it was a homeowner, he may not have known that there is a difference between OD and ID, just saw the 1/2" label on it, and bought it, not realizing it was the wrong size. There are also differences with K, L and M pipe when it comes to thickness, so your ID on that 1/2 OD pipe may be difficult to determine unless you have a tool to measure it. No, it will not work unless your copper pipe is 1/2" ID. 1/2" OD is a bit odd for water pipe, but it's not the first time I've heard of this. Two possible reasons. The original installer plain got the wrong pipe, or the correct pipe wasn't available so he used this. If it was a homeowner, he may not have known that there is a difference between OD and ID, just saw the 1/2" label on it, and bought it, not realizing it was the wrong size. There are also differences with K, L and M pipe when it comes to thickness, so your ID on that 1/2 OD pipe may be difficult to determine... » Read More No, it will not work unless your copper pipe is 1/2" ID. 1/2" OD is a bit odd for water pipe, but it's not the first time I've heard of this. Two possible reasons. The original installer plain got the wrong pipe, or the correct pipe wasn't available so he used this. If it was a homeowner, he may not have known that there is a difference between OD and ID, just saw the 1/2" label on it, and bought it, not realizing it was the wrong size. There are also differences with K, L and M pipe when it comes to thickness, so your ID on that 1/2 OD pipe may be difficult to determine unless you have a tool to measure it. « Show Less