How long is the tubing?
83577
The stethoscope is 27 inches from top to bottom. It is the same length as a standard 27" Littman Cardiology 3.
1349093
This is an estimate, but it's approximately 7 - 8 ft. long. I use mine a lot and love it.
1949474
I didn't measure it but I would estimate 15-20'. I didn't cut it off I just coiled it up and saved it for future if needed.
1595042
I'm not sure exactly but I had plenty to take it to my pump outlet and plug it in. Probably 10 ft at least.
732319
It seems to be 6ft long. I didn't measure it but it was long enough for my application.
320055
The unit is installed and running so I dont have the cable to measure. I believe it is 6 1/2 feet long.
2245284
The large threaded mounting pipe containing the hot and cold inlet copper tubing extends about 2 inches below the underside of the sink surface. The hot water copper tube extends 2 1/2 inches beyond the end of that pipe and the cold water tube extends about 5 inches past the end of the threaded pipe. To these inlet tubes I connected the same flexible reinforced plastic tubing lines that were on the old faucet I replaced. The length of these plastic lines depends on the distance to the water supply pipe and valve. In my case one is about 16 inches long and the other about 30 inches long. I don't believe these flexible tubing water supply lines were furnished with the faucet. The large threaded mounting pipe containing the hot and cold inlet copper tubing extends about 2 inches below the underside of the sink surface. The hot water copper tube extends 2 1/2 inches beyond the end of that pipe and the cold water tube extends about 5 inches past the end of the threaded pipe. To these inlet tubes I connected the same flexible reinforced plastic tubing lines that were on the old faucet I replaced. The length of these plastic lines depends on the distance to the water supply pipe and valve. In my case one is about 16 inches long and the other about 30 inches long. I... » Read More The large threaded mounting pipe containing the hot and cold inlet copper tubing extends about 2 inches below the underside of the sink surface. The hot water copper tube extends 2 1/2 inches beyond the end of that pipe and the cold water tube extends about 5 inches past the end of the threaded pipe. To these inlet tubes I connected the same flexible reinforced plastic tubing lines that were on the old faucet I replaced. The length of these plastic lines depends on the distance to the water supply pipe and valve. In my case one is about 16 inches long and the other about 30 inches long. I don't believe these flexible tubing water supply lines were furnished with the faucet. « Show Less
914879
My best guess is eight feet long. It is difficult to measure accurately because of all the wires bundled behind the aquarium. The wire is long compared to wires of other aquarium accessories.
2186259
I just measured it.... the length of the wire on mine, between the pump and the battery pack, is 4 feet 1 inches. Hope this helps you.
1378693
The handle/shower head itself is about 9.5"-10" from the top of head to connection to hose. The hose that attaches to it is about 6ft long. When stretched, It reaches all the way to the back of my standard bathtub.
991690
Well, it depends on which size you are buying and what size the orifice of your out put tubing is. Due to that Tetra can not specify but I have seen others report up to seven or eight feet but again they gave no specifics. They are just inexpensive so buy one and do an experiment if it works good, if not no big loose.
1422695
If you are talking about the tube's themselves I just measured for you and it is 3/4" tubing. If you are talking about the foot print it varies but I would say a good 30-40". I will say one thing though, for the money this is the best light stand I have bought. I have paid way more for way less from local camera shops, and forget about the cheaper ones here on Amazon. The bag is also not one of those cheap paper thin plastic things, but actual nylon and at least backpack quality if not better.
58810
It's about 2in. Sorry I can't do better. It's in use to heat my water supply.
1959443
I'm pretty sure it uses 1/8 or 3/32in I.D. tubing. however i do not have it any more to actually measure it.
810584
it is about 4 feet long it extends from one side of tub to other & I have a garden whirl pool tub that is about 3 foot tall the legs can be adjusted for heighth & is very sturdy, the suction cups on the legs are very secure
911824
Either 4 or 6 ft honestly don't remember 100% but it's plenty long! And works great.
1839306
3/8" tubing. Whatever length you think you need, buy double. Tubing is fairly cheap and that length allows you to make two different tubes based upon your needs. I have one for transfers and another shorter tube for bottling. Really convenient...