Do you have to use the included water dispenser our can I keep my faucet sprayer and connect the filter to the faucet cold water line only?
795064
See this other model instead: 3M Filtrete 3US-PS01 Undersink Water Filtration System Slight differences in filtration but does use existing faucet and doesn't reduce water flow.
795065
Yeah you could probably hook it to your cold supply to your kitchen sink Fossett may have a reduced amount of water flow but should work
795066
You have to use the included dispenser but this does not require you to get rid of the faucet sprayer.
795067
The lines aren't compatible. I wouldn't suggest trying to adapt it over either. The biggest issue I foresee is the resulting pressure after filtration. It's not anywhere near the pressure coming from the standard faucet. Don't recommend.
795068
You can with adapters, but the water lines that come with this filter are really small, so you won't get much volume or pressure.
795069
This is not designed for faucet water line. If you have an extra hole on your sink to install this water dispenser then you don't have to get rid of your existing faucet sprayer.
779425
Yes but it would be really cold and I think uncomfortable to use. We hired a plumber and extended the water lines to our sink lines (hot and cold) as we didn't have a close hot water line either.
564733
You can't and you don't need to. The hose assembly with a quick disconnect fitting also has a pressure regulator that feeds LOW PRESSURE to the heater via the quick connect fitting. Since your delivering low pressure to the heater, no filter is needed. The filter is only needed if you use the HIGH PRESSURE hose (without a regulator) that couples to the 1# canister type fitting on the heater.
1576114
Yes, the faucet comes with one cold water supply line, and one hot water supply line. so you can use cold and hot water
1842801
yes it can, but you have to have enough room under the sink (which usually isn't a problem and an extra hole in your sink or counter top, and depending on how your sprayer is mounted, you may need to purchase an extra valve (easy to find at any hardware store) to hook up the filter. If you're able to very simple plumbing projects, this will be easy. If you've never done any plumbing I might hire this one out.
132752
This unit is to make hot water. If you have the right dispenser cold water comes directly from your cold water line. The directions to do this come with the unit.
1918664
Hot and cold water lines hook up just like any other faucet of this type. Was there water lines on the faucet or is this a new install? If new install, you will have to purchase supply lines to connect your new faucet. Any hardware or home improvement store will have these. Hope this helps.
32973
The filter serves as a connector between the incoming water and the icemaker/water dispenser. The system will not work if you remove the filter. You would have to fabricate some sort of direct-connect line.
1139611
Yes you must use distilled water;ordinary faucet work works too. If you won't drink it don't put it in the machine.
283028
I don't believe you are supposed to as it will shorten the life of the filter. If you do, be sure to run cold water immediately after so as not to provide a nice environment for bacteria, algae, etc.
1008438
You only need a single cold water line. It comes with a splitter, so then one line goes into the tank and one into the bidet. If your current tank supply line is not removable from the external shutoff valve, you will need a new shutoff valve (which means that you will need to shut off the water in your whole house). That's about the only possibility that would make the installation slightly less easy.
2158677
Yes. The type of water heater does not matter. This product is just a valve that is installed between your cold water supply and the water heater inlet.
537663
Supply lines are NOT included with the faucet. This is typical as there are several length sizes for supply lines for installation based upon the sink set up.
1732604
No, you will need to purchase a separate inline filter for the water line that is connected to the back of the unit.
1831622
Yes you can as long as you have the converter that comes with the water filter. The end of the faucet does screw off for this purpose.
1084474
Yes.The water supply line passes through the filter, then goes to either the heater tank or the cold water spigot. Three lines go to the valve: filtered cold water to the faucet, filtered water to go into the heating tank, and hot water returning from the tank to the faucet.The hot water is supplied to the faucet when the red control valve pushes supply water into the heater tank, displacing hot water back out to the faucet. In this fashion, the hot water tank is never pressurized.
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Yes you can however I don't recommend hooking the system up that way bc if you or someone accidentally passes hot water through the membrane it will ruin the filter. I hooked the filter to the cold water supply under the sink with a T connection and ran the waste water line into the drain pipe. Very very easy to install and brought my water ppm's from 200-300 ppm to 0-5 ppms