what do i buy to connect both hot and cold water supply hoses to this single hole faucet
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What do you mean? This faucet has everything you need to install it. Make sure you have shut-off valves working before you begin installation process.
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Lightinthebox sells an adapter for this purpose. It's hard to find, though. LightInTheBox A Pair of Pipe Reducing Bushings, G1/2" Male x 9/16" Female I hope this helps. m.willyI just noticed that amazon doesn't have any or many. You may have to go to lightinthebox.com and search for 'G1/2" Male x 9/16" Female - Pipe Reducing Bushings'. I have never ordered directly from lightinthebox.
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Both hoses come out thru the bottom and will connect to your hot and cold but you will need to get an adapting hose at the hardware store since these are not the same connections in the USA as China. It is not hard to install and looks great.
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It comes with the hose that then splits into hot and cold to connect right to your valves. You don't need to buy anything unless the hose to too short, then you can just buy short regular connectors.
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Lightinthebox sells an adapter for this purpose. It's hard to find, though. http://www.amazon.com/LightInTheBox-Pair-Reducing-Bushings-Female/dp/B005BB7TJI I hope this helps. m.willy I just noticed that amazon doesn't have any or many. You may have to go to lightinthebox.com and search for 'G1/2" Male x 9/16" Female - Pipe Reducing Bushings'. I have never ordered directly from lightinthebox.
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While this has both hot and cold water functions, just get a "Y Connector" with an extra feed line and run both the hot and cold valve openings to the cold water line ONLY. Simple fix for $15 or less at any hardware store. Hook up the included lines to the hot and cold openings as shown in the directions, then put both into the Y Connector and have that connect that to the cold water pipe with another line. Simple move to get done what you want. The faucet can then only supply cold water no matter which way, except off, the handle is positioned to. This is a nice faucet for the price and spending a bit extra to make it cold water only would be worth it if that is what you are after. While this has both hot and cold water functions, just get a "Y Connector" with an extra feed line and run both the hot and cold valve openings to the cold water line ONLY. Simple fix for $15 or less at any hardware store. Hook up the included lines to the hot and cold openings as shown in the directions, then put both into the Y Connector and have that connect that to the cold water pipe with another line. Simple move to get done what you want. The faucet can then only supply cold water no matter which way, except off, the handle is positioned to. This is a nice... » Read More While this has both hot and cold water functions, just get a "Y Connector" with an extra feed line and run both the hot and cold valve openings to the cold water line ONLY. Simple fix for $15 or less at any hardware store. Hook up the included lines to the hot and cold openings as shown in the directions, then put both into the Y Connector and have that connect that to the cold water pipe with another line. Simple move to get done what you want. The faucet can then only supply cold water no matter which way, except off, the handle is positioned to. This is a nice faucet for the price and spending a bit extra to make it cold water only would be worth it if that is what you are after. « Show Less
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Everything you need is there. One piece fits on the faucet. The other screws onto the end of the hose. Done. Makes for a secure and quick disconnect! Use it at a bar I work at so I can quickly hook up and remove the hose,(to prevent vandalism) with no leaks, I may add!
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Local Grill store should have one . U will have to connect the 2 hoses with a 3/8 s male coupler.or your local LP Dealer can make u one.
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I am also looking for a faucet for a reverse osmosis system. I need one that has a three-prong connection.
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you would need two of them one for cold and one for hot. plus some adapter fittings to go from the 3/4 nptfemale on the filter to std female and male garden hose ends
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Thank you for your interest.You can use any single hole faucet of your choice. We have many. Some suggestions:Whitehaus3-32353-32443-33443-3345Please advise.Thank you
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Yes, both a one-faucet hook-up and separate hot/cold water hook-ups are included. So you have the option of a single faucet (for when you hook-up to a sink) or want to connect it to separate hot and cold intakes. Just make sure that your sink faucet has the ability to screw in the hook-up adapter. I had to buy a new faucet that would accept the adapter. Enjoy!
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Currently there is a plastic filter that connects to the unit and a plastic connector that goes on to the supply hose. Together they are a quick connect/disconnect pair. Both are supplied and you do not need another piece. However, if one of them were to break, then you will need a brass female - female fitting to connect to the male receptacle on the unit and the male end of the water supply hose.
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This shower head assembly comes with two stainless steel braided hoses that you connect the hot and cold water supply too. The installer will need to supply 1/2" male pipe thread connections to connect these hoses too. The location of these 1/2" MPT connections is fairly important to insure the whole assembly sits flush to the wall and remains water tight
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No, the hot and cold each have a single common water supply line. You would need to separate supply for the spray and faucet, too complex for what this unit is designed for. But using filtered for both would keep the sprayer holes clean longer.
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The dual thread faucet adapter work for adapting standard faucet thread to Garder Hose easy and securely. I use it to fill my spa in the basement bathroom. Bob
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This system connects directly to the cold water line so, the type of faucet doesn't matter. You water pressure is not affected.
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Couple your existing hoses to the new hoses that went to the old faucet to the new hoses using a 1/2" MIP Pipe Hex Nipple adapter A-833 (WWATTS® brand) from Home Depot. It's just a back-to-back 1/2" coupler, and be sure and use pipe tape to prevent leaks.
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Think about a Y adapter you would put on an outdoor faucet. You can connect two hoses and use both at the same time. That is a splitter. The Monoprice device is a switch. Switches from one or the other. It has a button on it to switch manually, but otherwise it will chose the one that is on automatically. If both are on, you push the button to select.
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The output end is just the hose. The connector on the input end is for a garden hose. So what you'd need is a garden hose to faucet adapter. I found one at my local brew shop but of course for a premium price. Looks like item #B000BGK2HE should work.
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It has standard threaded fittings to attach to the kind of flexible hoses that you can buy at any plumbing supply store, hardware store, or home improvement store. You will need to measure the distance from the faucet fittings to your shut-off valves to determine which length hoses to buy. And believe me, you should buy new hoses instead of using old ones, unless you want to have about a 70% chance of a leak; once a supply hose is used for some time, the sealing surfaces get slight deformities on it, and trying to get a good seal to a new mating surface is usually a lost cause.