Does this fit a 1/2" pipe line - the same type that an average toilet adapter and line connects to - without any need for other adaptors?
511534
The bidet comes with a 15/16" x 15/16" x 1/2" metal t-adapter which can fit to the standard toilet tank connection. The connection size of the bidet hose is 1/2" and connects to the 1/2" side connection of the metal t-adapter. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact us via the Joy Bidet website.
563795
This fitting is connected to 1/2" pex pipe coming out of the wall. The other end (which points upward in the photo) is for the 3/8" standard faucet supply line.
1947091
No it does not - it also does not use standard sizes (eg their 1" is small, I had to build up the fittings with tape to use standard sized hose to connect)
1869060
I use mine on a standard laundry utility sink faucet and didn't need an adaptor. There are some adapters in the box for other faucet types.
1275677
The 1/2 inch is referring the the drive that the socket attaches to. As for the hose skip the 1/4 hose and fittings and use 3/8 filing and 1/2 hose. There is much more airflow and power to be had when using them.
15423
They sit inside the end fitting of the hose, and all of the hoses have the same sized end fittings so that they will work with the typical standard residential water faucet that comes out of the exterior house wall. So a 1/2" hose has the same size end fitting as a 3/4" hose. So you should be able to use it with any size residential hose.
1499221
Yes. :) It comes with a 1 1/4" adapter which can be removed for use with a 1 1/2" hose.
917818
Yes. I used it for my humidifier in my basement. Not sure what the 1/2" measurement is, it seemed to be like a regular hose.
622174
I don't know specifically but the hose fits a standard outdoor faucet connection with no adaptor.
111389
The couplings get PVC cement to 1 1/2 " plumbing of filter system. Don't know if they have 2'' plumbing couplings or a different model for 2" application
1497166
I believe it fits the ID of the tubing. You can look up standard pipe/tubing sizes in charts online.
47240
I believe that all of these shower valves are sized the same and seem to recall it to be 1/2". If you can get to a plumbing supply outlet and get the size of one you should have the size of all.The 1/2" was disappointing because I was seeking a drench type of flow.Finally realized I would have to replumb using non standard fittings and valves to get it done.
1219093
I can't comment about the codes and whether it would pass inspection, I used it for a DIY outdoor shower. But I didn't have any problems finding fittings that matched the threading. I ended up not using the 1/2" to 3/4" adapter that it came with and instead just used a 1/2" pex to 3/4" male threaded adapter because it was easier for my particular needs.
356434
A 1.5 pipe fits right into the hole. They also claim a 2 inch pipe will fit on the outside, but I am not sure about that. But no, with a 1.5 pipe you will not need an adaptor.
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.
1275671
Any hose will fit. The 1/2 inch is the drive anvil. This thing is worth every penny. Im using 1/4 line and 3/8 also.
929273
This is designed for inline installation in two inch pipe with no adapters necessary. It does include adapters for 1.5" pipe, but you would have to supply your own adapters for 2" up to your 2.5". If your pools flow design requires 2.5" pipe I would recommend an "Off-Line" chlorinator as opposed to this "In-Line" design. Off-Line feeders also seem to an be easier install on existing systems.