The ends of the gas line are just standard 3/4" right? Can I just use standard Tee fittings and adapters?
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No...they are a special cooragated steel fittings that uses O - ring fittings inside. Easy to use. Got them from amazon also.
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You can only use the pro-flex compression fittings. Other brand fittings or standard fittings will not work with this pipe. Once you install the pro-flex fitting you can use any NPT fitting you want.
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No, the pipe does not have threaded ends. Connectors are expensive and not always readily available inlocal supplies. The connectors are specific to the system. Do your research before buying. There are problems with lighting strikes and this system. Recomend black pipe or cooper.
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Matt, the CSST hose itself is open ended and does not have fittings installed. You purchase the fittings separately and they are a compression fitting. In answer to your question the compression fittings for the CSST hose will mate with standard 3/4" gas fittings. If you want to check them out prior to purchase I know that Lowes carries this product and fittings in their plumbing section. If you need to know anything else about these ask away, I have a decent amount of experience with them.
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You can use a 3/4 in CSST fitting to convert the 3/4 corrugated steel pipe to a standard 3/4 in threaded tip either male or female than it becomes compatible with black iron 3/4 threaded fittings. I recommend using the nylon tape for gas (it's yellow) around your threads (At least three turns of tape) prior to making the connection. I did this and my system works perfect. It passed a pressure test of 15 lbs with no loss of pressure after 3 hours. The pipe has a working pressure of 5 lbs, but the manufacture said static pressure test can go up to 40 psi although I wouldn't do that. Most states only go up to 25 psi anyway, and LP natural gas is only around 1/2 a lb anyway. You can use a 3/4 in CSST fitting to convert the 3/4 corrugated steel pipe to a standard 3/4 in threaded tip either male or female than it becomes compatible with black iron 3/4 threaded fittings. I recommend using the nylon tape for gas (it's yellow) around your threads (At least three turns of tape) prior to making the connection. I did this and my system works perfect. It passed a pressure test of 15 lbs with no loss of pressure after 3 hours. The pipe has a working pressure of 5 lbs, but the manufacture said static pressure test can go up to 40 psi although I wouldn't do that. Most... » Read More You can use a 3/4 in CSST fitting to convert the 3/4 corrugated steel pipe to a standard 3/4 in threaded tip either male or female than it becomes compatible with black iron 3/4 threaded fittings. I recommend using the nylon tape for gas (it's yellow) around your threads (At least three turns of tape) prior to making the connection. I did this and my system works perfect. It passed a pressure test of 15 lbs with no loss of pressure after 3 hours. The pipe has a working pressure of 5 lbs, but the manufacture said static pressure test can go up to 40 psi although I wouldn't do that. Most states only go up to 25 psi anyway, and LP natural gas is only around 1/2 a lb anyway. « Show Less
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The fittings included were 1/2" and work great. I went from a 3/4" pipe to 1/2 with standard fittings. The heater guy who I had check the installation was quite happy with how everything worked. I like the ability to fit the pipe and it holds that shape. I did not make any real tight bends and would use a conduit bender for that had I needed a tighter bend. I would definitely purchase this again if I needed it. The only "knock" about it is it can't be buried so I could use it outside to feed a grill.
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Standard washing machines have 3/4" supply line fittings on both ends of the hoses. These hoses are for a standard installation and have the 3/4" fittings.
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It works fine with my gas lines. I'm using the standard size for kegorators, which I believe is 5/16" inner diameter.
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The connector has a 3/4" threaded hose connection on one side and a slide in connection for a 1/2" drip line or solid line on the other. Keep in mind that if you are making a connection for standard emitters, you need a pressure regulator ahead of this product.
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Its has a 3/8" adapter with valve (red) connected via a flexible line to the orifice. So the sequence from the gas line will be gas line -> 1/2" to 3/8" reducer -> 3/8" adapter -> 2" flexible gas line -> orifice. All components except the reducer is included and in under the burner. However, if you are building a custom fire-pit placing/positioning the 3/8" adapter with valve is a pain.
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You will need to direct connect 1/4 " hose end or use 1/4 quick connect that matches your quick connect hose.
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All in and out connections are standard hose thread. I use mine for a 1/4 drip system.
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Strictly speaking as an amateur: 3/4" pipe is fine for an average household fun. Be sure to use the gas-type pipe thread tape or liquid sealer, and check for leaks. Believe the unit comes with a standard 110VAC plug, and that is low amperage. Unit works like a champ and the Takagi folks I communicated with were very helpful. Be sure the exhaust vents properly so that you have no (odorless) CO accumulation!
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Yes, it is a standard fitting but be careful not to have too much weight pulling down on the end of the spout.
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You can use any type of 3/4 inch tubing you like as long as the thread pitch is the same. But the connection is fairly standard because I simply purchased a piece of galvanized pipe and I had a clamp.
2050929
Larger bore/ diameter and the spacing is different. Regular air fittings will not work for gas.
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The short answer yes. You will need a 3/4"NPT fitting on the end of the copper pipe.
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This adapter is designed to connect to a hose with standard 1/4" NPT female fittings. It is a full flow adapter and should only be installed after the regulator... i.e. propane tank> regulator> gas line> adapter.
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The adapters are interchangeable. It does not matter which one you use for the gas or liquid.
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Mine worked perfectly, the ends are the standard fittings, 1 to gas tank receptacle standard, the other to my motor, mine was 1972 merc outboard, its a great deal, buying parts in store 55 bucks separately
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I wouldn't count on the threaded rings to fit any gas can securely. Your best bet is to just use the spout with your original threaded ring.