A very basic question. Just how does this get installed? Is there something more I'd need to buy? All I have right now is a 2" pipe to mount it on.
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I purchased the "Architectural Mailboxes Coronado In-ground Mailbox Post" $164. You will need to buy a bag of cement also. Dig a hole, add the cement, water, mix well, add the post; wait 24 hours for cement to harden. Then screw on mailbox.
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I bought the post with it. And I sent it to someone else. I assume you could jury rig it with a 2x4 or some such as a base.
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Very simple to install. Done by winding wires on pipe, clockwise and counter-clockwise and clamping base unit to pipe as well. A child could do it.
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If you are purchasing a new unit, a mounting bracket is included, and it really is simple to install. If you want to see I can email you a picture of the included bracket as shown in the manual. Mt email is lleparski@gmail.com
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there is no mount, its just an inline valve. I made a custom mount for my application, but it is heavy such that some sort of support will be required.
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We have no problem. I think that's a question for your plumber or whoever installed it. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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An easier way to do it would be to just lay a 2" steel pipe across top. The brackets would fit right over that. That's the way I did mine.
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1-1/2 inch pipes fit inside the 3 ports. You can get a step up I guess. I wish I could show you a picture of my install. Maybe I could attach to my review.
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Just an FYI - I am not a plumber - although I do most of my own plumbing. This was not the most difficult thing to install - however a lot of thought in to how to install it had to go in. Most plumbers who I showed it to thought I was wasting my money and it seemed as if they thought that well -if you can afford one of those than you can afford the $500 for me to install it. I installed it (and my entire water filter system in less than 4 hours - but I had to use all copper since that is the code here). Most water systems enter the house on different size pipes. At first I thought ours was 1" - but I am glad I checked and saved the return charge - since ours was only " however - most that I have seen are 3/4" or 1" pipes I decided to add this to the end of our water filtration system (since most of the water goes through there) and I made sure to installed a union fitting onto both ends in case I need to remove it for repair or replacement. Both ends of the brass fitting are threaded (I guess in case you need to remove it you don't have to un-solder it). As for the ADT pulse system - I am assuming that as long as you get the one that z-wave - than that should work. I can't say for sure since I don't use ADP (hate monthly charges) and use the Mi Casa Verde VeraLite Home Controller (http://www.amazon.com/Mi-Casa-Verde-VeraLite-Controller/dp/B007005364/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1389557420&sr=8-1&keywords=Mi+Casa+Verde+VeraLite+Home+Controller)
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Hi, there are a lot of parts that you will need to install this pump including 1 1/2" PVC parts. You'll need a three-quarter inch T to come off of your main water line. You will need to run three-quarter inch copper or pex waterline to the unit. I always install it with three-quarter inch pex it's much easier. To install this pump because you have to sweat copper and also have pex tools you must have some general knowledge of plumbing and some relatively expensive tools.
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We had no issues mounting it. Depth did not seem to be an issue. But this was a new install as we moved the sink and ran new plumbing.
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this things are great . do not buy any pipe .most probably you wont need any .MAKE SHURE YOU BUY THE CORRECT SIZE. i had to buy reducers. follow instructions. good luck.
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I don't know what goes behind it but if you have a local hardware store I am sure they can help you with this. That is where I would go to find out how to install it.
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We hard piped ours with pvc it wasnt hard . things did fit and it was hard to find adaptable pieces . if there is a way I could send you a couple pics. I will
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There's instructions on Installing it, however I would advise you to get a mechanic to install it. My husband is a mechanic so he installed it, But he still had a lot of trouble with it because the directions are not very good.
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No silly questions here, just honest answers. No, there is no real instructions on how to mount this unit, but most applications have been installed horizontally, not vertically. Mine uses a couple of rather large hose clamps with a cushioned "V" bracket to hold it in place.
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My son installed mine, but it only required mounting it with 2 screws. It only took him like 5 mins.
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I used a four inch long piece of 1 x 3 to mount on the wall under the kitchen sink and then mounted the filter cartridge to the 1 x 3. Th I s gives you enough room in the future to grab the filter and twist to remove and replace. The faucet just goes into the sprayer hole. I never used the sprayer anyway. You will probably have to purchase a reducer fitting for the hook up where you remove the sprayer hose. Very cheap to purchase at your local hardware store. Remember you need to get a reducer with either a quarter inch push fit or compression fit adaptor. When you cut the plastic line use a razor blade and cut gently so you don't smash the plastic line out of round. Push the plastic line very firmly into the quick connect. It will not leak if you push it in until it bottoms out. Total install time 30 minutes if you get your adaptor before the install. If you don't know the size in your faucet just take the remover water line from the sprayer to your hardware store and have them set you up correctly for the reducer fitting. Piece of cake to install. Your going to love the taste of your water. I can't drink our water anymore unless it goes through the filter. I am now officially spoiled. Big difference in taste.