how does the hose connect to the faucet?
166340
I ordered the same hose and it is not what is represented in the write up. There is no obvious way to attach it and is a total waste of money. Consumer beware.
1978408
There is a hose (it's actually 2 in 1) coming from the back of the unit that attaches to your faucet. The faucet remains on throughout the cycle and the unit controls the flow of water. From that same hose it drains into the sink. The hose isn't very long so you will want to make sure you have space and an outlet within a few feet of the sink.
1223847
You will need to supply water to the faucet by a hose. The faucet is a simple sink faucet and you can leave it on and control the water by the hose if you like
2075915
Yes, the device is threaded on the inside of the faucet side. You just have to turn the entire device to screw it on to the faucet. Then you can connect your hose to the male end of the device.
897721
Regular water hose connections - one for faucet and one for desired nozzle or spray attachment.
186793
There is actually a small connector (with helical screws on both ends) that connects on one end to the faucet and to the 3-way connector to the other end. (Most faucets do have a small part screwed at the tip and you need to remove that one first if you have not)
1511149
Water lines are pre installed to the faucet. You just have to use the standard quiick connects to attach to the components or extend the lines.
829502
I'm not sure what you mean by rings. There's one ring that screws on to the faucet, then another ring beneath that one (I guess so you can twist the connection without twisting the entire hose), then a wide "ring" (I guess you'd call it) that holds securely onto the rubbery part of the hose. Finally, there is a moveable coiled spring with a wide "ring" that goes over the other rings like a "cap" I suppose to prevent the hose from kinking at the connection.
1403808
This unit comes with everything you will need to connect to the plumbing under say a kitchen sink. It will connect to a standard sized cold water hose. It has an adapter piece. You disconnect your cold water sink hose from the cold water shut off, screw the adapter on the shut off then attach your sink hose to the adapter. There is a connection on adapter that feeds the ro system - this is a pex hose. To connect to a well, I would think you would have to install a tee and reduce the end going to RO. This unit IS NOT a whole house system -
1991736
The end on the handle screws on. The end that goes to the faucet is like a pneumatic fitting. Basically, hold the outer ring down and push it onto the valve body and release the ring. It's not very hard. Just make sure you put the spring on the hose so you don't kink it. The weight helps it retract into the faucet. Installation takes only minutes. It took me longer to clear out under the sink than it did to install it.
2144890
The connection isn't magnetic. There is a weight attached to the hose under the sink. It's important in the installation to not let the hose get tangled so that the weight works properly. I find the hand spray might be a fraction of an inch lower than the faucet on occasion. The sprayer and faucet fit snuggly together but will be a fraction apart if turned so that the fittings aren't aligned. I haven't found it a real issue.
754837
No - It only connects to an outdoor type spigot. Some laundry faucets have that type of connection, but it isn't common.
1539794
It has a connection to connect to a garden hose, you can mount it out side and cart the water in, or mount it at the tank and run a hose inside. There is a way to connect it to a faucet but you will need an adapter.
1129211
It does connect directly to the faucet. The connector is on top of the valve box. The timer is actually a separate piece that slides onto the valve unit. It's a piece of cake.
2117307
The coupling is intended to be fixed to the end of your hose (3/4") to connect to a nozzle (also 3/4"). I'm not sure why you would want a quick release at the faucet? Are you wanting to remove the hose every time you use it? Somehow I'm thinking there would be a better gimmik to do that...
405359
There is a connector that is installed so that the hose can be connected/disconnected when needed. Very simple and has worked great for me!
1602290
It connects directly to the cold tap water line with a diverter. Or the easiest and recommended way is to use a supplied faucet diverter (adapter) which you put on the faucet and connect two tubes. Please refer to this video for the details about installation and features: http://youtu.be/K0TwF3tfSGEThank you!