What about the water hookup?
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It is easier then the old one. When you take out the old one remember to take off the 90 degree elbow and use it on the bottom of the new one. This way you will have more room to turn it in the back of the compartment, if it is as small as mine was. The top line is hot and the lower line is cold. There should be a cover plate in the back of your existing unit, you need to take it off to access the water lines, it is a tight fit. One can be turned by hand, but the lower one (cold water) is a little difficult, you may have to use a wrench to get it to turn at first. I hope that this helps and is what you are asking. Good luck It is easier then the old one. When you take out the old one remember to take off the 90 degree elbow and use it on the bottom of the new one. This way you will have more room to turn it in the back of the compartment, if it is as small as mine was. The top line is hot and the lower line is cold. There should be a cover plate in the back of your existing unit, you need to take it off to access the water lines, it is a tight fit. One can be turned by hand, but the lower one (cold water) is a little difficult, you may have to use a wrench to get it to turn at first. I hope that this helps and... » Read More It is easier then the old one. When you take out the old one remember to take off the 90 degree elbow and use it on the bottom of the new one. This way you will have more room to turn it in the back of the compartment, if it is as small as mine was. The top line is hot and the lower line is cold. There should be a cover plate in the back of your existing unit, you need to take it off to access the water lines, it is a tight fit. One can be turned by hand, but the lower one (cold water) is a little difficult, you may have to use a wrench to get it to turn at first. I hope that this helps and is what you are asking. Good luck « Show Less
1597882
Not sure what you are needing to know. The lower port on the back of the water heater is for the cold water supply. The upper port is for the hot water supply. If you need the water connections, the easiest way to do so is with shark bite fittings. Most campers come with 1/2" pex type water line. You can get 1/2" male shark bite fittings to make your connections. Make positively sure that you seat the water line to the bottom of the fitting or you will have a nice mess to clean up. When I install them, I use wirsbo aqua pex and my expander tool and appropriate fittings. However, if you do not have access to this it is expensive as the expander tool alone is $400.00. The shark bite fitting usually come in around $20.00. You will find the sharke bite fittings to be pretty easy, just make sure to seat them well as for warned.
1345567
I've never done it, but there's a cap on the other side from the water inlet. I presume one removes this cap and makes the connection there.
1130991
Yep it hooks up to the water hose. My husband sets it by the garden and the water runs into that. So he cleans fish and waters the garden at the same time.
276925
No it hooks up to your existing pump. it was pretty easy to hook up but you will probably need to get extra hoses.
921342
first of all, this thing is no more than a fan w/water. it's a 8 hundred dollar rip. if u want it, yea u can use it w/o water connection. it has a resivore ,u can buy mine pretty cheap
535218
Yes, you need to buy a valves and hookups separete. It is just water heater.
943491
yeah, the parts are pretty interchangeable. the only issue would be water pressure- make sure your hookup would have enough pressure to push water as far as you'll need it.
1536393
The manufacturer notes at this time no natural hookup where natural hookup requires a stationary (non portable) unit for natural gas hookup see non portable units for use with natural gas see www.generac.com list of units and Q&A;
543973
Hi Matthew. Yes - it hooks up right to the water that's already in your home or office. It comes with the installation kit and instructions. You can see more on our company website. Thanks.
2184364
Hi Li D, Don't hook up the hot water connection. This unit functions perfectly with cold water connection only. Mine does.
1092606
Yes there are the plumbing fixtures that go between this Rheem and your water lines. These fixtures are of a certain kind and when you go to checkout they should be offered. You might want to contact a plumber or Rheem to make sure you are getting the right stuff. I hired someone to install for me and he knew what to get and what to do. Take care and God Bless.
2070934
Nope, just pour water into the holding tank and plug it in. Bottled spring water is best and keeps the unit clean and fresh than tap water.
1897550
I wouldn't hook it up to a public water supply. It's a siphon pump. You have to pump it continously to get water.
1537734
It is not too hard but if you got a boyfriend , ask him. Minor plumbing knowledge would help.
2219672
Your questions doesn't really make sense. All you have to do is pull it down and let the water be deferred to the shower head.
995836
No there is no hose hookup. The water drips directly into the small tank at the bottom with no other hookups.
1794698
no - there is no hook up for this. You just need to refill it after about 8 to 10 cups.