I know this is designed to be used on the "City Water" hookup - can it also be used in the hose line to filter water going into the freshwater tank?
754431
Absolutely. Water goes through the filter and what comes out is filtered water. If you want to put filtered water in your reserve tank, this is the thing to do it with!
754432
I suppose the filter could use to it to fill up the freshwater tank but since it can't be attached to a threaded inlet, you'd have to ensure that the filler hose remains in the filler tube - not a big deal really. just make sure you flush out the filter first, otherwise you'll wind up with charcoal dust in your freshwater tank. just run the water through the filter till the water comes out clear.
908772
Depends on how good you are at plumbing. It can be hooked into any supply and discharge lines but by your question, I suggest doing a lot more research on reverse osmosis systems about issues like out put and waste. Good luck, it is a good price but you need to supply your own storage tank and spigot
2264135
This plastic hose is removable and used on the side to drain the fluid from the tank down into a bottle or drain. There is no water hookup. Simply pour the fluid into the tank from above.
988149
While this is great at stopping leaks, I don't believe it will work in your application. The water would just find another location.
1795369
No, the filter won't be able to pull the water up into the filter box. You may want to look into getting a Whisper in tank filter. They're made for turtle tanks.
2207799
If you have a water line which is the "waste water" you can use this pump. I like it because it's not an electrical pump. Make sure you get the right model to fit your GPD rating on your water filter.
125546
Not sure. I use this to connect the garden hose to my kitchen sink. I have to unscrew the piece where the water comes out ,out of the kitchen sink faucet, then I can thread this in.
1312886
Sort of. It's meant to attach to the aqueon water changer which has the hose to the tank. I think the threads look about right to also connect a hose directly but I've never tried it.
909627
This is not a suitable filter for any aquarium setup , where the water level is more then three inches below the top of the tank. Unless you intend to use the filter system without the hard straight pipe that comes with it...If you just use the rubber hose then it will work just fine..Simply adjust the depth to the desired level and make sure the suction or drain side is at least three to four inches below the water line.....
1753892
This hose is a vacuum hose that fits into the filter/pump skimmer. Not designed to hook directly to filter pump. There are separate hoses for that.
230307
I believe that the filter is designed for cold water only. There is only a place for only one water line input.
1579006
This unit is not designed to be connected to a sink water line. You are looking for a bottle-less water dispenser or a point-of-use water dispenser.
239149
No, you have threaded connectors that will attach to the filter body. However you will have a bit of a plumbing job in connecting your existing input, return and waste water lines to the unit itself.
1130991
Yep it hooks up to the water hose. My husband sets it by the garden and the water runs into that. So he cleans fish and waters the garden at the same time.
336421
We have used it with our water hose at camp ground & also to fill the holding tank. Does a great job filtering the water before we use it.
1278331
It would not work for a whole house filter but it could be dedicated to the cold water line at a kitchen sink for example. The thread size of the filter head connections limit the line size and losses within the filter limit the flow and pressure. You may not have the pressure and flow rate you normally expect.
641362
Yes, it does hook up to the same water line. The provide a T adapter for the purpose. You disconnect the original water line to the tank and insert this T that has one in and two outs. One of the outs goes to the water tank and the other one to the Biobidet.