There are 2 outlets: in the center & on a side. Which one is feeding unfiltered water into the unit, and which one is letting filtered water out?
742916
Looks like the tap water enters the inlet closest to the side, goes through the filter, and exits out of the center outlet.
742917
If you look at the black rim there's a little "indentation" and if you look at the faucet connection you will find a little "lip" - the "indentation" and the "lip" fit together so the "out outlet" and the "in outlet" fit together perfectly. And to remove, if you look at the back of the faucet connection there's a little black button - hold and press that and pull t he filter out. Here's a hint - if the faucet doesn't separate out the two types of water tighten the large black connecting nut to the faucet and this should stop the problem. If you look at the black rim there's a little "indentation" and if you look at the faucet connection you will find a little "lip" - the "indentation" and the "lip" fit together so the "out outlet" and the "in outlet" fit together perfectly. And to remove, if you look at the back of the faucet connection there's a little black button - hold and press that and pull t he filter out. Here's a hint - if the faucet doesn't separate out the two types of water tighten the large black connecting nut to the faucet and this should stop the... » Read More If you look at the black rim there's a little "indentation" and if you look at the faucet connection you will find a little "lip" - the "indentation" and the "lip" fit together so the "out outlet" and the "in outlet" fit together perfectly. And to remove, if you look at the back of the faucet connection there's a little black button - hold and press that and pull t he filter out. Here's a hint - if the faucet doesn't separate out the two types of water tighten the large black connecting nut to the faucet and this should stop the problem. « Show Less
2224648
Facing the unit , intake and outlets are on right side and it does have a convenience port also.
2244159
It is a outlet that has a ground, so 3 prongs. It has three inlets in case you need to know.
1153830
It has two outlets, 1) on the lateral side ( the shorter side) 2) other on the the longer side (horizontal side)you can use any one of those as they give you a rubber thing that can close either one of the side.
1868841
It has a mesh evaporator filter inside. Water flows into the top of the filter, trickles down, and any water that is not evaporated by the airflow comes out a drain in the bottom of the unit. So, it needs to be installed upright, more or less exactly as pictured. It *can* be installed on horizontal or vertical airducts, just as long as the unit itself remains upright.
711238
There are two parts that you have to connect: one for the power via an electric outlet and the other for water via the water supply (for the toilet, not the sink). The electrical outlet part is easy since you have to just plug it in. The other takes some handiwork but the manufacturer provides adequate instructions and parts to connect the water supply to the device.
2098631
2 outlets on one side that have a cover for it and 1 outlet on the other side that does not have a cover
1017086
As the others have stated, it is plugged into an outlet. On a side note, the pump itself is a separate unit and can be replaced at a later date when it dies (or in my case, puts out too much water)
2068227
I think there's a plug at the bottom to let the internal water out. You'll have to look and see if it's there. I remember looking for the same thing. The manual is not at all clear on this.
652122
P. Riti, the cold water inlet from your sink bib feeds thru the fawcet then feeds into the hot water tank. The center outlet from the hot water tank feeds the hot water fawcet. I believe this is to keep full line pressure from being constantly feed to the hot water tank.
924056
The unit requires an electrical plug and " tubing to a water supply. If you remove the top lid there is a " quick connect to a small section of white " tubing that runs out the back of the unit. I removed that piece and replaced it with a long section that I ran to a RO water filter. You could go to a hardware store and get some " icemaker tubing and a fitting to splice it between a cold water shutoff and the supply line of a nearby faucet. Placing a water filter in the line is optional but there is no filter in the unit.
1002108
It filters out the appliance that is plugged into it only on the one outlet but the other does get cleaned up a bit. The idea is to isolate the "offending" device.
1694431
the connection from the faucet is on the side not visible in the picture. The hose connects to an outlet inside.
1157306
It has a drain plug for the water specifically. The air is released via the same inlet you inflate it with.
1350359
There is a drain stop inside of it. You just pull the stopper out and it drains.
924053
The unit requires an electrical plug and ¼" tubing to a water supply. If you remove the top lid there is a ¼" quick connect to a small section of white ¼" tubing that runs out the back of the unit. I removed that piece and replaced it with a long section that I ran to a RO water filter. You could go to a hardware store and get some ¼" icemaker tubing and a fitting to splice it between a cold water shutoff and the supply line of a nearby faucet. Placing a water filter in the line is optional but there is no filter in the unit.
1525026
Not sure what the other reviewer got but mine def has a whole for water to drain into the sink. It's on 1 side so you just flip around to whatever side of the sink you use it at.