How versatile are the inlets? I have 3 units with varying hose sizes I would like to drain into this machine.
739041
I have two of the inlets plugged off. I would see no problem removing the other two plugs and have having all three inlet used at the same time. The pump seems to pump plenty of water. All three inlets are the same size. I used pvc piping for my inlet. Just reduce or increase the size of the piping once you get near the inlets it should work. Hope this helps.
739042
There are 3 inlets that are easily capable of handling any draining into the reservoir. I didn't bother with a reducer as I didn't feel it necessary, I just ensured that I left all of the lines long enough that it sits almost at the bottom of the holding tank.
739043
There are three inlet ports, all 1 inch diameter, located on three of the corners of the unit. If one or more of your discharge lines is too large you can get a reducer fitting in any plumbing department (Lowes, Ace, H-D, etc).
739044
There are 3 inlet holes, 2 on one end and 1 on the opposite end. EACH INLET HOLE IS 1.125" (one and one-eight inches) IN DIAMETER.
739045
This unit pumps faster than the other condensate pump as well. It does not run long at all, I am impressed with how far it can pump in my setup and how quickly it empties.
739046
There are 3 inlet holes in the top of the tank, one in three of the four corners. It comes with two of the three inlets covered with a little removable plastic plug, so there are three inlets once the plugs are removed. Since I have my unit already installed in the bottom of my ice machine, I cannot easily measure the diameter of the holes but I am guessing that they are all about 1 inch in diameter. I hope this information answers your question.
739047
Mine came with little plugs that you can create your own openings in each. I used a utility knife to make make an "x" on one of them for the hoses that drain into mine.
739048
As long as the diameter of the hose are less then 1 inch they should fit. It has worked great for me with one ac unit draining into it.
314255
To be honest with you I have not even installed mine yet but as I as long as it went into just the stand by position and not the off position all the inlets should still work. That is what the devise is designed for ,and that's how it saves electricity.
1639315
You can request the size of the inlet/outlet to be either the 1" or 3/4". The standard size that is shipped with this unit it 1".
2049816
You need a supply adapter for each inlet/outlet you want to use, The inlets are at top, a hot and cold line, there is also a cold outlet at bottom too, if you don't need it you need to buy a cap for it. The 2 main inlets and 1 main outlet are all 1", but the supply adapter can convert this to 3/4" which most homes use. They are sold separately and cost about ten bucks each, or twenty dollars for the two top inlets and a cap for the bottom is currently about five dollars. Search for "MANABLOC supply adapter" I got mine from pexsupply.
1898537
Yes, though it is a little short. We ended up attaching the hose they provided and then inserting the end of it in to a length of garden hose to create a longer drain line. I have to say, I love this unit. Does much better at keeping the humidity low compared to other units of various brands I have bought in the same size range. Also, quiet, less heat than many, and exhausts straight up so I don't have to worry about pointing it away from things and having adequate clearance.
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you can use the smaller hose I think it is 1 1/2 or 1 3/4 on the adapter and the pump.If you have an intex pump the smaller hose should fit.You can also use the shutoff valve at the inlet of the pump with the smaller hose.I used both valves. One on the inlet and one on the outlet of the pump with the smaller hoses on inlet and outlet.This set up allows changing the filter without losing water.This set up also increased the circulation.I also use both filters the B filter that came with the pump and the A filter the is used in the skimmer with the basket.With this setup I have crystal clear water. you can use the smaller hose I think it is 1 1/2 or 1 3/4 on the adapter and the pump.If you have an intex pump the smaller hose should fit.You can also use the shutoff valve at the inlet of the pump with the smaller hose.I used both valves. One on the inlet and one on the outlet of the pump with the smaller hoses on inlet and outlet.This set up allows changing the filter without losing water.This set up also increased the circulation.I also use both filters the B filter that came with the pump and the A filter the is used in the skimmer with the basket.With this setup I have crystal clear... » Read More you can use the smaller hose I think it is 1 1/2 or 1 3/4 on the adapter and the pump.If you have an intex pump the smaller hose should fit.You can also use the shutoff valve at the inlet of the pump with the smaller hose.I used both valves. One on the inlet and one on the outlet of the pump with the smaller hoses on inlet and outlet.This set up allows changing the filter without losing water.This set up also increased the circulation.I also use both filters the B filter that came with the pump and the A filter the is used in the skimmer with the basket.With this setup I have crystal clear water. « Show Less
763104
It comes with various adapters. I don't know the sizes but it fit the hose I had with 2 previous pumps
1799902
I am sorry, but I do not know. You have a lot of hoses, so I guess you might be able to do it. Good luck.
2106257
Two hoses are included, one for gravity drainage of the unit, and a hose that attaches to the built-in drain pump. For my application of almost continuous operation, the drain pump and hose work very well.
2186333
The intake pipe is 16"' of 7/8" dia. poly. The output flexible poly hose is 24" long. I found the intake to be a bit long but you could cut it down if you wanted - the end of it is beveled so once it starts sucking it moves a lot of fluid pretty quickly, but it leaves 1/2" remaining in the tank, so I need to recut the end of the tube so it sucks more out because as soon as you start sucking air - you are done.
1961415
Hi,Thank you for your question!The only way to do this would be to remove the intake screen to reach the actual hose intake. If you have any other questions please let us know!Thank you,MackensieCustomer ServiceThe Pond & Garden Wholesalers
2043790
Yrs you can. Just make sure that you connect the correct sizes to make sure you get the flow you need. I currently have three systems in one with a single timer.
1757200
Without going down to the basement to look, I think they are different diameters and the intake hose fits all the attachments, the discharge is long and bendable to lead the water away from the unit (electrical current) for safety. It is a great unit to own.
146545
There are three different settings allowing you to use each head independently or both of them together. You can use the diverter to change this setting
1402728
I think I would need more information. Do you have the standard sewer out from your motor home? Usually you just slip the hose on and turn to engage the 4 studs on the output.....
1607344
Yes, and it works pretty well. You will get the best performance if you use both the inlet and outlet hoses rather than single hose mode.
1714858
As i recall, the ad for the pump states the size of the connections. No separate fittings are provided. But, then, again, I am not sure what Richard F. is really asking.