Just to confirm, which one is outlet and inlets? Male inlet and two outlets (one male and one female)? Inlet to the right of the picture?
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Inlet is top left, female (threads inside, mount to pipe coming out of wall) Bottom left and right are male (threads on outside, attach shower heads to these)
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Remove your present shower head from pipe projecting out of wall or shower material. The top end you can't see in this photo is a female connection which screws onto the 1/2" pipe your shower head is removed from. You screw your current shower head on the straight through male end of this diverter valve. The valve alternates the water flow to the shower head or diverts to the bottom male connect for a hand held shower head on a flex hose. Hope this helps.
491075
The large inlet hole top left attaches to the supply line coming out of the wall, do this first. When you are done attaching the flow switch to the supply line it should look like the picture. Attach the shower hose to the left outlet that is right below the switch in the picture. Attach the shower head to the right outlet.
491076
Inlet, part you screw on shower arm out of wall is in-line with male threaded outlet for shower head. Branch (or Tee male threaded outlet) is for hose for hand shower
1669374
The female thread diameter measures 9/16" which if I'm correct is the 1/4" ID male connector. The inlet is on the left or regulator side and the outlet is on the right or lubrication side.
49791
They are just your standard male and female garden hose fittings. Female for the inlet and male for the outlet.
284468
if your looking at the pic to the left the first one is were the adapter goes, atleast thats how i hooked mine up.
1131507
The female port is called the common port and is labelled with a "C". If your intended use is to divert from one port to either of the other two, the intended application, then you must use the female as the inlet. However, the valve could be used in a reverse application where both male ports are used as inlets, and the female becomes the outlet. For example one male could be connected to a cold water supply, and the other male could be connected to a hot water supply. Handle in one position sends cold to the female port, while in the other position it sends hot. It would not be a good mixer valve since one male is nearly closed before the other starts to open. The common port is never closed. Each of the male ports are alternately closed depending on handle position.
2224648
Facing the unit , intake and outlets are on right side and it does have a convenience port also.
1594978
Mine came with both outlets threaded ! ! Which makes the angled outlet useless, straight outlet would have to be screwed on ! ! I drilled out both outlets which required using a carbide drill bit. Maybe they resolved this. If not you better have the right tools to fix the problem or don't buy it.
702974
Gas inlet is on the right side of the unit as you are facing it. My gas line was on the left, had to do some raising and configuring to make it fit.
1180966
The male end is 3-conductor. I can't speak for the female connector but I guess it doesn't matter if the male end isn't.
719528
On mine, with 4 mounting holes down / motor up and at 6:00 o'clock position, inlet is at 3:00 position & outlet is at 9:00 position. I cannot get a good look to see any arrows, but there should be some.
1573894
It's one or the other. You could move it just partly open to get some water from both, but then both inlets would then be very restricted.
725548
The inlet is in unit - Its a male plug for extention cord from generator, also outlet wiring is long for connection to furnace switch or panel or anything you want to connect to . Just read instructions very carefully.I put mine on furnace works great.
1939676
Yes, 3" inch inlet and 3" outlet. Muffler appeared to be very well constructed. However it was louder than i anticipated for my 2010 Dodge Ram 4.7 liter single exhaust. Sorry for the delay in reply.
1842247
The inlet prongs are on the bottom. If you plug it into the top plug of a 2 receptical wall unit you will still have the bottom plug open.
1902468
What I have here is a one that goes into a two socket outlet.I hope that helps you.
978219
yes (one end is male, the other female), although you may need to check the load on the electrical circuit.
1262574
No single 3" inlet, dual 2 1/2" outlets. They do make a dual in dual out not sure of product number.