Can a waterline that is connected to a fridge be able to be used to connect to this system?
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Yes. The inline water from the fridge can be used to connect to this water cooler However if using the reverse osmosis option this cooler has an external line that needs to be plumbed to your sinks drainage. Hope this helps. Any other questions or you don't understand this message u can call me. Bill. 905 466 1345
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Yes but it will still need its own filter. Actually you can make the fridge use the filter that you would put on for the water cooler. Just use a splitter with 1/4" quick connect fittings.
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As long as the line coming from your home water supply has a valve you can shut off and then install the included tubing and water filter, it should work just fine.
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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.
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I don't believe you can this uses electrical lines that are attached to a valve with the controller
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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.
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yes - it will work with your fridge if it has an Ethernet port on it. That said, I have junked mine as I find it too unreliable
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I actually use this as a carbon filter for the water I use in my brewing. The filter lives inside most of the time and is only hooked up when I use it for short periods of time. I'm assuming that you would need to disconnect it to avoid freezing and only plug it in when you want to use it. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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Hi I wouldn't do it, there are special filter kits for that purpose, if your refrigerator is on the same side as the K. sink I guess it would work with a T adapter conection.but for a refrigerator alone it would be too bulky to install behind. I hope that helped you decide
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yes. i have mine feeding my frig and a water tap. i'm sure you could just feed a refrigerator.
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I don't think you can, as the water it uses is housed in the reservoir built on the device. That function also requires AC power.
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I don't believe so because the tank acts as a back-pressure buffer as well as storage. The whole system is designed to work together, so if space is an issue it comes with really long plastic piping so you can place the tank further away if that helps. I have it connected to my ice maker and the tap it comes with as well, in case you were wondering.
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It should work fine -- use the adapter to connect it to a waterline, otherwise someone will need to constantly be on the alert to fill the water reservoir. Also, if you have hard water, a filter should be considered.
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You might be able to. I am using it to power a dog luring course. I would contact the company who makes the fridge.
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No. That would require an input for both hot and cold water lines. This has only one input.
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I don't, but it's all brass so why not...connect using 1/4" copper tubing. The metal would probably be very hot to the touch! Mine is hooked up with the water filter going to the ice maker.
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I don't know what kind of connection is on the water filter but I would assume you could if the water filter fits onto the shower pipe coming out of the wall it should work. Also, I'm not exaggerating when I say these are the best. I highly recommend this product, I have one for every bathroom.
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I assume you are replacing the cracked unit with a new one that is identical in revision. If so, there should be no reason you cannot use existing wiring and control. I would replace the waterline, though.