What size PVC drain pipe do I need to get to attach to the fitting that comes out of the pump?
1713808
It's a 1 1/4'' threaded piece that you need. Then all I did was pvc cement it to 1 1/2'' pipe.
1713809
It's a 1.25" fitting. You can increase if you want but the fitting coming out of the pump is 1.25". Don't reduce it, though.
1542948
This is a basic drip system manifold. It connects to a 1/2 inch PVC water supply and then you use 1/4" tubing to connect to drip heads. Is that what you want to do via a supply from a pump?
1682661
I believe either 1/2" or 3/4". You should be able to find specifics on basepump.com
482775
yep. garden hose attachment is standard. That's why I bought it. The other pumps required fittings. This one is ready to go
1895087
I would check PyramidAir. They have a section that shows what connections are needed for different pumps and rifles. Hope this helps.
25341
I got a 1.5 pool filter hose like 3' hose and 2 couplings for the pump out and filter in..these are 1.5 threaded male couplings on one side...on the other side I used clamps to secure the hose.Hope this will help you
111389
The couplings get PVC cement to 1 1/2 " plumbing of filter system. Don't know if they have 2'' plumbing couplings or a different model for 2" application
313647
There are a number of variables that would determine the size of pipe needed. I am including a link to their user and installation manual to assist you. http://www.rinnai.us/documentation/downloads/U306-066103.pdf
1189186
If it's not a replacement for like filter then you will need the PVC fitting that matches up to filter holes.
1219103
would not connect directly. You would have to fashion your own discharge pipe (ex. 1&1/2 PVC with an adapter cap that reduces from 1 1/2 to 3/4" with threads. Then buy a 3/4"-3/4" adapter (one end is threaded for the PVC reducer, one end is garden hose threads). You may/may not want to get a 45 or 90 degree elbow. PVC cement where needed, thread tape/compound where needed. I built a rescue pump from my old sump pump (new one is in the pit). Your local hardware store should have everything.
1315122
1-1/2" female ports on the filter. You need 1-1/2" male PVC fittings. Don't forget to use Teflon tape on the threads.
260425
I have the same pool for my grandkids,so you bought the pump and used the old hoses(i think 1 1/4 inch) and bought adapter from hardware store to fit from pump to old hoses Thanks Joe
1255801
The thread is a strange metric size, approximately M34X1.75, which matches nothing I know of. Easiest to just glue the 3/4 PVC into the pipe, with a threaded adapter to 3/4NPT, if you need to break the connection.
2009537
For 1/2" PVC you need a 1/2PVC to 1/2" FPT adapter get at big box store, hardware store or amazon and you will need a 1/2"MPT to 1/2" barbed or Rain BirdSWGE10 EZ Pipe Elbow Fitting if this will fit you Rain Bird tubing
1205952
I'm thinking that your pipe may be way too small. Not 100% sure, but I think the diameter is around 4" and then you have the piece that sticks out to which you attach a hose and that takes up room as well. If your planter is larger than 3" you wouldn't need the PVC pipe. Just stick the pump on the bottom of the planter, attach the hose to the white exit port and stick the hose out of the planter to wherever you want the water to drain. However, I caution you that a regular water hose will not fit on the exit port. I use a plastic 3/4" clear tubing I got from Lowes which works extremely well. Hope this helps. I'm thinking that your pipe may be way too small. Not 100% sure, but I think the diameter is around 4" and then you have the piece that sticks out to which you attach a hose and that takes up room as well. If your planter is larger than 3" you wouldn't need the PVC pipe. Just stick the pump on the bottom of the planter, attach the hose to the white exit port and stick the hose out of the planter to wherever you want the water to drain. However, I caution you that a regular water hose will not fit on the exit port. I use a plastic 3/4" clear tubing I got from Lowes which works... » Read More I'm thinking that your pipe may be way too small. Not 100% sure, but I think the diameter is around 4" and then you have the piece that sticks out to which you attach a hose and that takes up room as well. If your planter is larger than 3" you wouldn't need the PVC pipe. Just stick the pump on the bottom of the planter, attach the hose to the white exit port and stick the hose out of the planter to wherever you want the water to drain. However, I caution you that a regular water hose will not fit on the exit port. I use a plastic 3/4" clear tubing I got from Lowes which works extremely well. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Sewage sump pumps typically use 2" pipe and need the 2" check valve. Stormwater sump pumps extracting water from around the foundation of a home typically use 1.5" PVC pipe and need the 1.5" Campbell check valve. You can install this either by cementing the two couplings this valve comes with to your PVC pipes using PVC cement (and then screwing in the Campbell check valve to the coupling, or screwing out by hand to remove it), or by buying two rubber sleeves with screw clamps labeled at my local Ace Hardware store 'Socket to Pipe Coupling--1.5" Plastic Socket to 1.5" Plastic Pipe'. With optional rubber sleeves, you don't need to mess with PVC cement. Note, however, that standard 1.5" rubber sleeves will fit your 1.5" PVC pipe but NOT fit your 1.5" Campbell check valve (they're a little too small on the Campbell coupling end). Again you need the ones that are labeled to go between 1.5" Plastic Socket and 1.5" Plastic Pipe.
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U may need an adapter. The tubing size vs. the PVC sizing is probably going to differ.