Do you require another regulator at the faucet?
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No but make sure the hose is rated for the incoming pressure (typically not an issue).
1116695
No , the built in regulator handles the entire fresh water system when hooking up to city water
1116696
I have a regulator from Lowes for $9.00 that I have in the front of the regulator to protect from whatever the city system has set, not always reliable.
1116697
No you do not need one at the faucet. I installed one at the faucet as a safeguard and it lowered the pressure too low.
1116698
No - we don't here in Australia and I don't know if anything is different in US. It has one regulator in it and our water pressure here is 70 psi and it handles that very easily.
1116699
No, this Shurflo has a regulator built into it. Mine tops out around 40 psi. You do not need an addition regulator on your system unless you want less flow somewhere.
1853331
No, you will need a faucet to a 3/8 tubing connector and 3/8 rubber tubing, otherwise you are good to go.
1911289
No. All you need is a pressure control valve or faucet valve that is designed to withstand the pressure if the water goes directly to it.
2075284
Yes, you have to replace. It's cheaper than buying a whole new faucet. I replaced mine and now it is like new.
495216
It depends. I use 2 because of the layout of the bathrooms. Put one valve at the farthest point from water heater and see how it works at other locations. You'll know if you need others
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No, you will need the LP Regulator,...not sure if Excel makes that for this water heater.
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The regulator will need the "B" fitting installed. Easily done yourself. I got mine from a local welding shop.
2176084
No. There is only 1 regulator. There are also 2 hoses- one goes to the grill and the other to the side burner.
933312
Nope. The plumbing on your RO system kinda requires a air gap faucet. Unless some one else knows something I dont.
27238
You would need a separate fixture. This only regulates temperature and flow.
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It depends on where you have the check valve installed. If you have it inline after both pumps meet, then no you don't. If your check valve is attached to the main pump, then yes you would need another check valve.
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Yes. However, a pressure reduction unit (Gardena 1354-U or 1355-U) has to be placed between the main water supply and this unit.
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A plumber installed mine and did not need any parts other than those in the faucet package. My wife is very pleased with the faucet.
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I'm afraid I don't know Steven. I had to use an adapter in order to install the system on my faucet in the first place.
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No, I think that's a separate item you need to buy. The faucet is excellent though.
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No. Bought faucet separately. Worked better for us because we needed to pick one that worked for our specific needs.
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Hi There! Yes this vanity requires 2 faucet that come which includes two flexible water lines with 1/2-Inch NPT standard connectors. You would also need 2 drains as well. ThanksChrsity