my faucet needs a female end. is there an adapter or another?
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I think I needed one too and I bought it separately at home depot or some such.
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My bathroom sink will need a 5/8" female head. Is there a product that will accommodate that?
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*Two swivel jints for complete sink area coverage *Dual threads, 15/16-27 male and 55/64-27 female, fits most kitchen faucets
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An adaptor is included. Both the faucet head and the adaptor thread into the existing faucet, not over it. I think there are two sizes that cover just about all scenarios and that is why they include the adaptor.
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The four pin brass end can be removed with a pair of pliers leaving you with a female connection. It comes with the male male adapter in place.
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All you need is a male to male faucet adapter. Once you have that, remove the facet tip, attach the adapter and hook up the inlet hose for your chiller. Your faucet tip may have a few additional pieces with it (aerator, screen, etc.), so be careful when swapping the tip and adapter or some parts may end up down the drain.
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Any Two 1/4 male ends can be plugge into this adapter. it needs to be plugged into a female source.
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Sorry, but I cannot answer your question about that specific faucet. I do know that this adapter fits both male and female faucets and I have used them in the past on different standard faucets with no problems.
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Your current faucet must have a screw-on removable screen to attach this adapter. I use my valve on my bathroom sink faucet. You may need to buy additional mating hardware to install it.
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It's like a "T" adapter. One end attaches to your faucet. The other end connects to mister. And the 3rd to a hose if you choose to use one but i have mine capped off
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Lightinthebox sells an adapter for this purpose. It's hard to find, though. http://www.amazon.com/LightInTheBox-Pair-Reducing-Bushings-Female/dp/B005BB7TJI I hope this helps. m.willy I just noticed that amazon doesn't have any or many. You may have to go to lightinthebox.com and search for 'G1/2" Male x 9/16" Female - Pipe Reducing Bushings'. I have never ordered directly from lightinthebox.
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Faucet threads/aerators are NOT standard. You may need a threaded adapter (threaded on both ends) to make it fit. Can buy here, Ace or Lowes.
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Because I need it to have the female end with an angle. I hope this help to answer your question.
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It is a female fitting. I bought a metal clad hose to use with it and the hose has a male end for the shower head and a female end for the wall outlet. his Delta unit works great. The one I had before was very hard to shut off when water pressure was thru it, This one works great.
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I don't know. I took the connector that came with the the rinser to McClendon's and told them I needed the female adapter. They fitted it to their samples and I got what I needed.
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You have the right adapter. But your hose is wrong. You should have 1/4" SAE female end at your hose.
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You can easily remove the hose thread adapter from the faucet and replace it with an aerator. The aerator must have 55/64-Inch Female Threads and a Polished Chrome finish to match the faucet. American Standard M922880-0020A, available from Amazon, should be suitable. I am not aware of an aerator with female hose threads that could directly mount on the existing faucet as-is. Conversion is easy and should require no tools. That said, an allen wrench may be needed to remove the hose adapter from the faucet the first time. It is practical to regularly switch between the aerator and hose adapter, if needed. Be careful to properly align the threads and only hand-tighten either adapter; do not use a wrench that could mar the finish or strip the threads if the alignment is not accurate.
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Your light should have two parts in this side. The 1.5 " male thread nipple and the 1.5" female to 1" male adapter Not something you are going to find at lowers or Home Depot. Need to go to a plumbing supply store. I need to replace my adapter and prong due to ice damage
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I'm not sure if I completely understand your issue, but I do know that I had an unconventional faucet and this youtube video solved all my problems! All it required was a pair of pliers. In fact, I didn't actually have to buy the part she buys in the video, so pull yours out and see if you need to buy one before you go out and spend the money. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYG12CoNQW8 If this isn't what's going on with yours let me know and I'll see what I can do to help.
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The female threads are hose threads so it fits on an outdoor faucet. The answer is 'no'.