Is the order of hookup "Y" and on one side pressure regulator (45 psi), hose, Watts, hose, water filters, and connect, leaving other side of the "Y" open?
1257693
No problem. Also pressure regulator should be before tank if you need one. Put ours on this summer and love it. Yes it works.
1257694
That would work but personally, I would put the filter before the softener. The rest sounds ok.
1257695
Water filter should be before tank as after regeneration the water no clear and will plug up the water filter quickly
1257696
One side of the y has a flow restrictor in it for regeneration of the tank , The other side of the y goes to the trailer
1257697
You could do it a few different ways. The way you described your series sounds like it will work. I put the pressure regulator directly on the source so none of my components get damaged. The filter may last longer if it is inline on the "soft side" of the softener since there would be less particulate in the water (in theory). I would also recommend keeping the softener in the shade because it heats up quickly on a sunny day! Enjoy your shower!
106470
Yes. Temperature control is on the right knob and diverter / regulator is on the left knob.
2180378
You can use a low pressure hose since the regulator is reducing the pressure.
718811
Yes, if the fittings are the same size. Typical install would be unscrewing the existing hose / fitting from the regulator, attach the new extension hose between. Though this seems (and is) simple, it is not for those unwilling to pay attention to what they are doing. It's LPG. If you screw up, you can blow up yourself, and anyone nearby.
1352596
no when looking at it face front it's on the right side and the hose hookup is on the left
52523
I have mine connected in Series in the following sequence. Gas Mains to house, to mains regulator, to various gas appliances including a plumbed in gas grill. The hard line then exits onto the deck where I next installed a stop valve and then the GASAV then via fittings and a flexible hose to my grill. However, this stopped working about a month after installation. It is permanently stuck at 15 mins.
113216
Mine had one of each, with quick connect fitting already installed. However they were installed so poorly that they leaked, and I had to take them off, apply new Teflon tape, and put them back on. Now they work fine.
444500
Probably some fittings and a reverse flow check valve. Depends on your existing system. I installed mine with minimal additional items as my system was previously set up for a pressure tank (different kind).
1130284
No, It connects to the shower line. You unscrew the shower head, screw on the y-adapter, connect shower head to one side , pet washer to other side.
1766476
if it is installed correctly and you have your pressure regulator on the unit, you can always put your regulator after the unit or get a adjustable regulator for in front of the filter and your normal regulator after then you should not have an pressure difference
378573
Yes it is for a water supply hose, but not for the high pressure discharge side.
1455712
Yes. What you see is what you get. It comes with 2 fittings to connect to your high pressure hose. Snap in your tip and you are good to go.
864363
No-the hose/vacuum port, release valve, and pressure guage are all-in-one...a bit of a design flaw I'm afraid.
1754773
Mine didn't either. Had to get fittings in plumbing section of Lowes as the connection won't fit a standard regulator hose. Works great now.
1694431
the connection from the faucet is on the side not visible in the picture. The hose connects to an outlet inside.
222309
Yes - Hose and quick connect fitting included - however, no shut off valve.
1187078
If you have 2 psi pressure coming to the appliance then this regulator is what you need. Your gas supplier will be able to tell you what your line pressure is. If it's not 2 psi then the appliance should be ready to connect to your gas piping as is .