Can this be hooked to the cold water line only? We don't have a close hot water line.
779425
Yes but it would be really cold and I think uncomfortable to use. We hired a plumber and extended the water lines to our sink lines (hot and cold) as we didn't have a close hot water line either.
779426
Yes, I hooked it to the cold water line only and chose not to do the hot connection from the nearby sink.
779427
Yes, but...you'll have to put a T in the cold water line and run a tube from that to the hot water connection on the bidet. Then both lines will be cold. You can also try plugging the hot water inlet on the bidet. Plug it tight or water from the cold side will likely go through the control valve and out the hot side. Bio Bidet makes cheaper bidets using cold water only. Take a look at them.
779428
Yes, but...you'll have to put a T in the cold water line and run a tube from that to the hot water connection on the bidet. Then both lines will be cold. You can also try plugging the hot water inlet on the bidet. Plug it tight or water from the cold side will likely go through the control valve and out the hot side.Bio Bidet makes cheaper bidets using cold water only. Take a look at them.
779429
Yes,You have to do one of the followingCap the hot inlet side so cold water will not leak out.OrInstall a TEE & feed both inlets with cold water
652120
Cold water input from your supply. Usually requires replacing the fawcett shutoff valve for the line connector.
1771054
If you attach at the hose bib you can only use cold water. There's a plug at the bottom of shower valve where you could attach a hose bib.
1562576
Not sure about hooking up in line with the hot water heater. I use this to regulate water pressure from outside tap to our RV. These are common valves. I would check with Home Depot/Lowes plumbing.
1576114
Yes, the faucet comes with one cold water supply line, and one hot water supply line. so you can use cold and hot water
2212906
You could mount a mixing valve in another location and supply whatever temperature water you wanted to the hot side. Best bet is to not buy this at all. I was not very impressed with mine and ended up going to an alternative route.
1918664
Hot and cold water lines hook up just like any other faucet of this type. Was there water lines on the faucet or is this a new install? If new install, you will have to purchase supply lines to connect your new faucet. Any hardware or home improvement store will have these. Hope this helps.
230307
I believe that the filter is designed for cold water only. There is only a place for only one water line input.
415948
Yes, move the lever left for hot water and right for cold water. We've had this installed for 4 years now and still love it.
2116650
One of the problems is their instructions are limited. It connects to a hot and a cold line. The plumber will need to use a CPVC plastic fitting to connect to the their supplied connector.
619865
That's exactly what I'm using mine for. I hooked it to the hot water line below my sink and have instant hot water. The cold water in the line that used to run for about a minute out of my spout mixes with the water in the unit so that I never get cool water when running the hot water side of my faucet.
1962342
I guess you can, but why do you need this unit if you already have a hot water source?
1314782
You should be able to connect to any water source. May have to hook to hot and cold washer connections and put a coupler where you could control the temperature of the water.
1792953
Ours is hooked up to an outdoor water hose. As long as the connector is the same, is a standard hose connection, it can be hooked up to hot or cold. We have really enjoyed ours this summer. I would suggest turning the water off when not using or the hose will bust.
2248739
The unit comes with a push and seal connector for 3/8" plastic water line. If you don't want to use this connector simply unscrew it and it leaves a threaded pipe to connect to.
993587
There's 3/4 inch threaded ends for hot and cold to attach to your hot and cold water lines. Hope that helps.
771367
If you have a sink with a hot water supply line within a few feet of the toilet, the included hardware and supply hose should be sufficient to run the hot water from the sink to the toilet. If you do not have hot water anywhere in the same room as the toilet, it would probably be best to buy a cold water-only model (assuming you don't wish to incur the expense of having a plumber install a new hot water line in the room).