Will aquarium airline hose work on this regulator to a diffuser
1132532
Its the same size but will degrade over time. You need hose that is made of a different material that is resistant to the carbonic acid a co2 system exposes it to. Just look online for co2 injection tubing.
1132533
Yes. However I wouldn't use standard airline tubing. Assuming this is for CO2, the gas will deteriorate the rubber tubing over time. It can be used temporarily. Best to go with CO2 tubing for longevity.
1132534
It will but not for long, you (should get some CO2 tubing as the other becomes brittle. )
1515914
The connectors on the air pump are unique only to Smittybilt and will not fit a reg air line type hose connection.They made it to be theirs and not upgradeable to std air hose connections! Boo on them. It makes it difficult to makeup airline connections on your vehicle, so you have to use their hose. :(
1108296
probably, but it will be dirty air vs the clean air you receive from SCUBA shops. Why not just regulate the output down to 150-200 with a second regulator? There is also a "shoe box" sold that allows you to use a regular shop air compressor to completely fill a high pressure tank.
1580042
No, you will have to cut and band the hose on it...mine burnt up already . Got it for ssltwater setup
1645214
You do need to get the small regulators. With mine I use my regulators for the acetylene and oxygen tanks. The acetylene regulator will fit on propane tank.
1935573
Yes the hose is a different size. However there is a reducer for your inlet valve. Yes it will work. It is smaller then the original. I had to put my basket on that bracket to be able to use my vaccuum bottle
1257450
I would think you would need a regulator depending on the pressure at the source. It is also a very small diameter hose, so you will have to use adapt it.
310940
As long as one end is a 3/8 and the other end fits your compressor any hose should do. Its not a expensive airbrush so no need to go out with an expensive hose.
1234701
If your Coleman uses the small cylinders, it has a built in regulator. This hose with regulator is for a different application
222754
I agree with DigitalGuru - I don't think this is designed to be used prior to the regulator. I think that you would be putting yourself at risk to use this hose at the tank
2117664
It has brass threads for standard 1/4" fittings. If your airline has threaded, 1/4" fittings, it will probably attach.
1392583
the airline tubing connects on the small nozzle on the top of the filter, first attach the larger tube and insert the airline tubing in it. good luck they work great. tammy
1639698
I don't see why not. The diffuser is about 6 inches in diameter. I took the legs off for stability. Hope this helps!
2028897
The size of air hose is up to you. You need to provide the standard 1/4" NPT connector or I guess any other fitting you prefer.
432932
My husband has ours hooked up like that now. He said as long as you use the regulator it will work.
1654806
I agree with Kristina using a Lok-Tite® Air Regulator Gang Valves for Aquariums would be the easiest fix but you would have multiple hoses / only one pump. I suppose you could in a sense chain them together by using a Aquarium Airline Air Tube Tubing Connectors Filters / T-connectors allow you to combine two inputs to create one output. They are excellent for use with dual outlet pumps. I would also recommend looking into a larger set of lights...I am using just one set but it is larger and fits across the back of my tank...no need for another set. Best of Luck!
853902
no... it does not have the fitting for bulk tank, and don't buy the adapter as they make the hose you need, but this aint it.