For connecting to supply lines under a bathroom sink, should I be getting a 660-TR1 or a 660-TC1? Thanks!
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I believe I used the TC1 and installed it under the kitchen sink hooked to my LG dishwasher water line. The dishwasher would cause a water hammer when it cycled. That fixed my problem. Good Luck!
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Will work either location. Be careful not to create backflow if used underground. Draining to prevent freezing could be an issue if underground
963704
On top of the sink the width is fixed at the standard width of all kitchen sinks. Below the sink, the 2 copper water supply lines can be adjusted but only slightly. You have to adjust your hot/cold copper pipes to meet the the supply lines. If you are looking for more flexibility, suggest you look for a Delta with 2 plastic supply lines: Delta makes this as well.
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200 btu is 3/4 in piping, 250 btu up all require 1 and 1/2 in piping with 3/4 in at the heater. Anything less will not fill has line fast enough. You may get away with 1" but says 1 1/4". I just ran it from outside the house to save re piping
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I know this one is a gravity flush system and the ms853113s-01 has a commercial grade flushing performance. If you check them both out on Amazon, you can read the difference between them.
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Mine when 1st hooked up didn't run hot so my plumber switched the hot and cold line...and it works great
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The system you use is irrelevant, a drip line is a drip line. The only thing that matters is that your system uses 1/4" line. No connector needed this plug snugly into the end of a 1/4" line.
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The 7000 would be the way to go - the other responses you received are correct - the 7000 we (CAI) distribute has 1.25" internal porting to allow for higher flow appication using 1.25" piping. Be careful though, the 7000 comes in both 1 inch and 1.25 inch versions, so be sure you select the 1.25 inch when sopping around.
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Albert: I'm not sure what it is you want to know. The entire thing is a kit....there's nothing to know other then reading the instructions and inserting this into that. It fits a standard (I'm going out on a limb here and saying 3/8" compression fitting) supply line under your sink. If you have something other than what is considered U.S. standard, then you would need to retrofit it with either up-sizing or down-sizing adapters available at good hardware stores. Hope this helps Bil
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drill a hole in the front of the chamber, undersize the hole (slightly)for the size of hose you are going to use. They sell clear silicone hoses by the foot at Lowes. I think 3/16" ID would be appropriate for this size unit, anything smaller and the surface tension of the draining water might block the flow. Gravity will pull your water to a different bucket or sink drain. That being said, if you run your 2200 24/7, you'll probably burn out the power supply at some point.
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There's going to be a leader (short hose) from your water source to the back of the sink that will supply water to the faucet, than another short leader from there to the side of the reel which supplies water to the hose. The two tan hoses will act as drains. One for the sink drain (large diameter) and one for the hose reel which uses water pressure to reel the hose up automatically. Than of course you'll have the water hose itself which I believe I used a 100' with no problem. Hope this helps!
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I own a CSH like the one pictured. I cannot speak as to why something was done earlier,but I can sure guess if that's adequate for you. This model is designed to be placed at a convenient location, rather somewhere down near the floor where most receptacles are located. Personally, I think that was a great improvement. Hope this sheds a little light on the why.
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Measure the diameter of the supply line. Most are one inch. Compare it to a cheap piece of PIC if you can't measure. Hope this helps.
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I use a tn-450. I wouldn't try to use something not recommended by the manufacturer. Why take a chance on messing up your machine for a savings of a few bucks?
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I am currently using the TR1200DT model. I am over 350 and it works just fine. That said, they do have a heavier duty model, the TR5000DT, but it's almost $1000 more than the 1200.
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You need to ask a plumper,I do know that that rough in was made for the new Delta roman tub faucet and even the older rough in did not work for my new faucet. Its their scam! I had to use Kohler rough in for my kohler faucets,thats where they get you.Call your local plumbling suppy store and talk to someone in parts and they will tell you exactely what you need,the prices for rough ins are close to amazon and they guarantee it versus calling a plumber out is expensive and they don't warrenty unless you buy from them.Unless you are a self. handiman type and can do it.
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Dear Roberta,Thank you for your inquiry.This unit id Max. 120,000 Btuh - Min. 19,000 btuh. Please see link below for specs:http://www.noritz.com/residential-products/nr50/Kind Regards,FAUCET TOWN USA