Your description and technical details does not say what size tubing connects to the faucet from the filter. The filter I have has 1/4-inch OD plastic tubing. Would that work with this faucet?? Thanks!! Your description and technical details does not say what size tubing connects to the faucet from the filter. The filter I have has 1/4-inch OD plastic tubing. Would that work with this faucet??... » Read More Your description and technical details does not say what size tubing connects to the faucet from the filter. The filter I have has 1/4-inch OD plastic tubing. Would that work with this faucet?? Thanks!! « Show Less
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Bob, I have a 3/8" OD plastic tube from my filter to faucet, this diameter provides better flow. I am using a Omni under sink filter which has 3/8" inlet and outlet.
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I used a 3/8" OD plastic tubing to connect to our GE filter. The reason I bought it on Amazon is because Home Depot, where it had been on sale a few days before I bought it on Amazon, was out of stock and our faucet started leaking a lot. When I went back to Home Depot, the faucets were all gone. You might make a trip to Home Depot to see if they are on sale there and check the measurements before you buy it.
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I believe that you are good to go. All of them area sstandard size. If different any of the "big box" hardware stores will have adaptors.
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The rubber connecter is 3in you could probely fit the pipe in but it would be tight you should go with a 3.5in filter . Your pipe and filter inlet are the same size
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I used the Hayward SP0710XR50 Pro-Series Vari-Flo Backwash Valve Coupling. Had no issues and fit right into the filter. I did have to re-route the pvc pipes to fit but it was super easy. Very very satisfied with this setup and spent way less on pool chemicals and my water has been 1000 times better. Hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Good luck!
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Maybe some fluid engineer could comment on this, but if you can pull water up a short tube that means water is being pulled through the filter. I have a 6 inch tube in an aquarium and that functions well.
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When I had my filter replaced with the same model filter, I used the multiport valve from my old filter and it worked perfectly. The old valve fit the new filter with no problem.
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Are you inquiring about the outtake valve, or the actual flow pipe? If it's the outtake valve, it will accomodate (with an adapter) 1-1/2" up to 2". I have mine connected to a 1-1/2" check valve with an adapter going between the check valve and my outflow pipe. I hope this helps. I can see if I still have the box and see what the box says. I bought this according to my situation.
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Dear dmet, I could not loacate the model you provided online. So I have no idea what it looks like. My name is Noel Frascatore and if you want you may contact me on Skype at noel_frascatore. So I can see your unit and may be able to provide a qualified answer. Why do you need to replace your filter? My phone number is (716) 254-6293 in case you are nearby and would like to talk. 1-800-989-3535 this is the number I have for Oreck company. I would like to help you more, let me know if I can. Sincerely, Noel Frascatore e-mail: nfrascat@gmail.com
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Your faucet should only have one 1/4 " line going to it and this faucet should work perfectly. It is made very well. I have installed several reverse osmosis systems. Not a problem. Look at the line leading up to your existing ro faucet. 1 WATER LINE FEEDING THE FAUCET.
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Honestly, it was a test purchase for me due to the fact that I had kids using my outdoor faucet for fun. So, I purchased it just by sight for the faucet that I have, and it worked for me. I don't know if it will fit 1/2 inch faucet. I can tell you that it screws on tot he faucet mouth and then you lock with the key. Sorry, I couldn't help more.
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According to the description, and assuming you bought an Orbit booster pump separately from this kit, the pump comes fitted with 3/8" push-to-connect fittings that are compatible with the tubing in this kit.Regarding where to put it, the pump should be connected downstream of the filter assembly. This allows the pump to work with clean water. If you put the pump upstream of the filter, not only do you subject it to more sediment and mechanical wear, but you also lose pressure at the misting nozzles because the filter will act as a flow restrictor. So the outlet of the pump should be connected as close as possible to the point of use for maximum results.Hope one of these answers your question. According to the description, and assuming you bought an Orbit booster pump separately from this kit, the pump comes fitted with 3/8" push-to-connect fittings that are compatible with the tubing in this kit.Regarding where to put it, the pump should be connected downstream of the filter assembly. This allows the pump to work with clean water. If you put the pump upstream of the filter, not only do you subject it to more sediment and mechanical wear, but you also lose pressure at the misting nozzles because the filter will act as a flow restrictor. So the outlet of the pump should... » Read More According to the description, and assuming you bought an Orbit booster pump separately from this kit, the pump comes fitted with 3/8" push-to-connect fittings that are compatible with the tubing in this kit.Regarding where to put it, the pump should be connected downstream of the filter assembly. This allows the pump to work with clean water. If you put the pump upstream of the filter, not only do you subject it to more sediment and mechanical wear, but you also lose pressure at the misting nozzles because the filter will act as a flow restrictor. So the outlet of the pump should be connected as close as possible to the point of use for maximum results.Hope one of these answers your question. « Show Less
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It would be best to take your filters into a home store and get what you need there. We had to return these, and I am not sure of the size... But they were really small. When I typed in my filter model number these came up first, so I was sure they would work (and was STOKED about the price!!). Then, like I said, had to return them. Sorry I couldn't answer your question specifically, but hopefully it helps.
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I don't believe it will matter other than it will reduce the flow somewhat. The only thing you will need to do is attach a fitting on the output of the pump to accommodate a 1 inch tube. If you are using the tetra filter you will need to to the same thing there as well.
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The tubing it's self is 1.25 inches. The collar which connects to the filter is 1.35 inches at its widest point.
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I would say it fits 'most' standard faucets. The metal adapter has both internal and external threads and has fit every kitchen and bathroom faucet I've tried it on. The plastic adapter looks like it was designed to fit on a hose faucet, but I've never tried it. If you find that it doesn't work for you, it's also possible to get thread adapters from hardware stores.
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I believe it fits the ID of the tubing. You can look up standard pipe/tubing sizes in charts online.
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What are the hose diamentions? 1 1/4 or 1 1/2? My old filter has the smaller hose, so I would like to know what these are?
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Yes it will if they send you an adaptor that's is suppose to come with a new unit. My filter didn't have one so I had a heck of a time finding something that would allow me to connect it to the faucet.