Can I split this in half and use it for the GE Single Stage Quick Replace Lead/Cyst Under Sink Water Filtration System, Model #GX1S50R?
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No. I took one off to change and forgot and left the water turned on.....guess what.....flood under the sink.
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If you already have the single stage system, match the part # from the filter you have to this part # you want to buy. If they match your in business. The only problem is this particular product comes in a set of 2. So you will have a spare for the next filter change
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If you mean by using the same amount and having it in two bags instead of one larger bag. Yes, definitely. I have done this many times; as at times two of the smaller quantities are on sale cheaper than a large bag. As long as there is room in the sump or filter bag you are fine. But if you happen to be talking about spliting a larger bag in half I suppose you could but you would have to find an incredibly fine mesh bag to do this in. Of course if you place the bag in the filter sock as I do, then I think the risks of having the medium floating loosely would be far less.
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Yes you should be able to do that. When you order a new tank like I did the filter replacement was included. Hope this helps you. All the connections on the new tank were the same as the old one. It was an easy swap.
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yes. I would recommend you use the exact kit and install new rather ordering the adapter to fit ISE in your sink. The adapter causes the waste king to hang too low.
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If you have an under the sink RO system you need to have an air gap. If your RO is located elsewhere you do not. Good reference here. http://www.water-softeners-filters.com/air-gap-info
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you can cut the tube on the side that goes into the tank. make it the length that you need. the slotted part comes off the filter tube and that is where you cut to make it shorter
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No. You may split the leads, but there is not enough umpf to make it work. I would suggest a pair of high quality 6x9's.
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I'd have to look at both fittings to be sure, but most likely, you'd have to take the water filter adapter off to attach any other faucet fitting. Not only would that be too inconvenient, but the filter adapter isn't made for that much handling & would spring a leak even faster. What you need is an under-sink filter plumbed into the cold-water pipe, with a separate faucet for the filtered water, & preferably using the same standard 10" cartridges or much bigger high-capacity ones. If you're handy, you can do that yourself. If your sink doesn't have an opening (intended for a sprayer) for a separate faucet, that's what a metal hole saw is for.
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The short answer is 'yes'. I assume the Cullingan filter will have the appropriate couplings. Having said that I didn't feel comfortable using plastic tubing under the sink, so I went with copper tubing and a non-proprietary (i.e. standard) filter case. That was I can choose the type of standard filter I feel is appropriate.
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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
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I don't see why not! not knowing how your fitting are place on your input and return you may have to lower or heighten your new filter the fitting should be the same size.
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After spending some time on the net I have located a source where you can bu the connectors as while as the filter. No other companies seem to offer the connectors. Go to freshwatersystems.com, complete unit is $19.97 for GE water filter
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Dear cusotmer Also you eartor disposer has a 3 1/2 incg drain opening it will fit. And in the picture there was a mistake the on gird it is its one piece for the sink its not two I will have our tech fix that Thank you alex
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I believe you can use this with your filter. Ours replaced a Pentair and I think they are under the same parent, but do a little searching on yours to double check. I'm not sure if you can buy individual grids, but I would replace them all if the ones you are replacing are dated. You'll want the system working efficiently and these will last some years, so best to do it right. I hope this helps. (** note, if this is your first time disassembling and reassembling, take good note where the smaller grid goes on the manifold so re-assembly is without complication)
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Yes you can. It comes with only one 1 1/4'' adaptor but you will need to order a second for your other end. I ordered mine from Intex it was 3.46+ shipping. It is called a 1 1/4'' adaptor plunger valve. Found under replacement parts, above ground pools, APG accessories, saltwater system parts.
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Hi Nilehorse, This system is for portable use. It screws int a standard hose bib type connector. I put an adapter on the sink. This company also has 'point of use' type with a small tank. The 'point of use' type can go under the kitchen sink. You may be thinking about a whole house filter, which would go after the holding tank.
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We want to match the stainless color of our double sink. I agree with Karen that you most likely won't need the pipe if you have only single sink with garbage disposal. If you are not sure, you might want to order both pieces separately and be able to return the part that you don't need.