how does a cord fit in the PVC ? is there an open "seam" ?
52563
There is a split in the Crittercord that runs the total length of it. After installing I found that wrapping a piece of tape or something similar around each end helps keep the ends of the Crittercord around the wire. Personally, I actually used a small automotive screw clamp like those that would be used on a fuel line. My dogs kept pulling the tape off. I've had good luck with the Crittercord. I have thirteen Bichon Frise's in the house and not one of them has touched the cords since its installation.
52564
Yes, there is an open seam so you can make it fit a variety of sized cords.
52565
there is an open seam but it is extremely difficult to weave the cord into the product
1211362
I believe the PVC just slides into the outlet, we do not sell any adapter. I have not installed on so I don't know exactly if it needs to be glued or not, but I would think so.
1646907
The easiest thing would be to take a pair of tin snips (metal shears) and cut a notch in the shield that would allow the cord to pass through. Make the notch just big enough for the cord and leave about 1/8" clearance so the cord will not be damaged.
526101
There is a "stopper" on the cord which leaves about 12 inches of cord plus the plug exposed. In all honesty, I seldom retract the cord. I figured it would be a part that wears out quickly, so I just coil the cord.
1640011
i am use with 3 conection diferent one 1 1/2" and the other is 1" and 1/2" for diferent i get adapter to be remove and ad to the one i am using from pvc (plastic) to metal or metal to pvc and for garden hose i get from ace harware i only bring the intruccion and i ask what i need and the get everyhing for me and was good price no more than $ 12. i hope i give you a good answer
442629
The cable has a weather tight fitting that unscrews. I think it is probably about an inch in diameter, if I recall.
1899006
I don't know if the manufacturer makes one, but you might be able to out of pvc
2045259
I don't have ours any more, but if I remember correctly: as long as you were just fitting the cord through the opening, it should fit.
21261
i was asked to say something about the product. i have not used the elastic cord outside ,so we both don't know the answer .
1467104
The hose end is mated to a 1" male PVC adapter, it slides easily in a 1" female PVC coupling. This fitting is rigid PVC much like a normal white PVC fitting. I use 20' lengths of 1" Grey ABS pipe with the couplings built in to reach my cleanout. Using the pipes with built in couplings makes connecting quick and easy.
1532770
The actual inlet and outlet outside diameters are 4.5". It could be a typo (I think) by the seller as on the keyboard, the "." and "/" keys are right next to each other. I connect the inlet/outlet to existing PVC pipes using rubber connectors.
1305220
The HDMI connector itself is only 1/2" wide, but the surrounding plastic makes it right at 3/4" wide (on the 1' HDMI cable I bought from Amazon; I did not buy a 30' cable so I don't know why they asked me to respond to this question.) You might have trouble pushing the cable through the PVC conduit. However, I don't see anything wrong with using a utility knife to shave a little of the plastic off each side of the connector so that it will slide easily through the conduit.
1771090
Yes, kind of. See below, there is Velcro all the way down and you turn a flat material into a tube. So basically you put the cords through the holes you want, and seal the velcro down around the cords as you go.
666790
Yes - the 2" appoication is with the PVC sliding into the valve connection, and with 2 1/2" PVC you lace the PVC conduit over the valve connection. The thickness if the valve PVC material is likely 1/4", accounting for 1/2" difference from placing the conduit inside vs outside the connection.
380173
We hard piped ours with pvc it wasnt hard . things did fit and it was hard to find adaptable pieces . if there is a way I could send you a couple pics. I will
861374
I had a contractor help me with this - but I think you need to disconnect both ends from power and then connect one end to the tool so you can use the dongle end to follow the wire inside the PVC pipe. This is tough to use - and a little hit or miss - but we did not find anything better to use and it helped us a lot. Good luck.
1677608
not sure, two pieces , one fits inside or other piece, each one is hinged to close over cord and plug, cord hole is est 1/2 in diameter, never checked inside diameter, not about to unwrap tape over cord openings till spring , have exterior 3 wirer 14 cord to my bird bath,