Can anyone tell me the size of the supply lines? Inside diameter I mean......just want to be sure the water pressure is decent. Thanks.
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It matches standard supply line. However, the body being made of poor quality plastic which breaks very easily and they have no after sales support, I do not recommend it to anyone.
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The water pressure is perfect. Performs just as strong as my former faucet that was a high quality brand 9 times the price...and ironically enough the design is very similar to the high quality brand that I mentioned.
791219
This faucet is great and the supply lines are the standard size you will find on most other faucets. Great water flow and pressure. from Specs:½" stainless steel supply lines
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I have been impressed with the water pressure. I was worried when I first got them because the plastic hoses inside were kinked and small. I actually bought and installed two towers in the same shower and both have plenty of pressure when they are on at the same time. My home is plumbed with 1/2 inch copper lines and has a pressure reducer at the main line as required by code. Do not use the measurements from the online instructions to install the tower because they are incorrect. Use actual measurements from the tower before beginning plumbing installation and drilling holes in the tile.
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The p trap size is very unusal. Maybe inch and 1/4th. I had to use a black rubber connector with a different size on each end and two hose clamps to fit mine together. This can be found atmost all lumber yards. I dought if you will find the right size pipe to rough in with and if you did, what happens when you change to a new sink?that is for the sewer. Water line is a standard 3/8 inch , drain is the problem not the water. hope this helps as I am not a plumber.
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I have 1/2" supply line in the house from the meter to the stove. I put a T at the stove and ran a 48" 1/2" corrogated gas line to a 1/2" ball valuve and then to the burner. I have all the BTU's that I need, It roars like a mini jet. It is large enough for resteraunt wak cooking! (Chinese cooking)
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Thanks for your reply. My main concern was restriction to water flow due to the valve mechanism. Another reply specified that the restriction at the valve was about 5/8 inch which is larger than the one I viewed at Menard's.
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I have a 5 micron filter in there. When it is new I do notice a noticeable drop in pressure on the cold water line. It's good on the hot water. Strange. It's about 10 lb less on the cold water line. Which I don't like. I used 3/4 copper pipe.
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I had no need to do that. But, u might want to consider an adapter size to fit? Half an inch diameter seems to me would be sufficient with the water pressure I have. Hope this helps.
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I just called InTheSwim yesterday to ask them that question and if it was a problem that my pool pipes measure 2" but the feed line is 1.5" -- They said that there wouldn't be any pressure problems or undue stress on the pump. I will be mounting mine on my pool shed roof, which is about 7 feet off the ground. ~ Patrick
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I am using this pump and can't tell you the head height but I can tell you the water is being raised two feet through 1/2 inch PVC pipe to 8 6 emitter terminals with each terminal supplying 1 gal/hr. I am using 34 of the 48 emitters currently and the nutrient mostly runs, not drips from the 1/4 inch tubing. This works better for me than using flexible supply hose with 1 gal/hr emitters in place. Hope this helps.
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I had the same issue. I had to go to Home Depot, and purchase 2 separate half inch fittings and two additional supply lines in order to be able to reach my valves. I brought the supply lines from the faucet to the Home Depot in order to ensure that I picked up the correct fittings.
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I don't think so. There are hot/cold water supplies lines and that's all. Sorry
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The water pressure is good, will be close to the actual pressure that you have with maybe a little bit of improvement. nothing noticeable for me.
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I used to have a picture of my setup up on the page, but it appears to have dissapeared. I attached a T to the outlet and placed a pressure tank on one outlet, and the water line to the other part of the T. I have had no issues. this is the tank i usedWatts DET-5 2.1 G Potable Water Expansion Tank for 50-Gallon Water Heaters
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Also just an fyi, be careful with the hoses that have an elbow built-in, because many of them might have a 1/2 I.D. (3/4O.D.) hose, but then they make the actual elbow part with a smaller inside diameter, such as 3/8 which will restrict the flow of water right at that elbow and kinda defeating the whole point of having a larger inside diameter hose.. I personally just got the exact hose you had asked the question on, two 6 foot hoses and one 5 foot hose, both identical brands just different length and they work great. I actually just ordered another set right now to replace out my mother's old rubber hoses.. Let me know if you have any other questions, -Ken
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My husband and I installed ours with minimal plumbing skills required. We used pex as the supply line because it is easy to splice together with existing water likes using shark bites. It is bolted to a concrete pad for our 4 horses, as they are naturally pretty rough on stuff. Because we live in interior AK, we buried our supply line and wrapped it with heat tape. I also built an insulated box around the unit for heat retention as it is not insulated enough for our weather. We've had it for several months now, and have not had any problems, even during our 40 below spell.
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Hello, I would like to have a few more specific details in order to answer this 100% such as, are you going to be using all 3 at once,pipe size both coming & going, also how far are you ejecting the waste, etc etc. But, hey, my friend, if you are going by Flotec's recommendations & specifications then based on my track record on my unit you will EASILY handle all three. Don't worry about it EASILY handle it!!!! Good luck Sir & I am sure you will experience a great deal of satisfaction with this product ... Trademasters No Problems, Just Solutions
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Not sure what tour question is, but am wondering if you turned off the water supply before installing. I've forgotten this step and had it leak. Once I redid the installation process, it worked quote fine. If that's not the problem, maybe it is a defective filter? Wishing you luck.