Does this mounting mechanism accept 1/4 females for input and output, or does it use copper tubing?
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I bough this filter along with a common refrigeration ice maker kit with plastic tube, but it will take 1/4 inch copper if that's what you are looking for. Hope that answers your question. Rick M.
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One side is 120 and one side is 140. It will mount in the configuration you are asking about.
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It's just a two piece connector set. 1 black copper male to male 4 pin connector, with white patch cable with both ends 4 pin female. As long as you daisy chain 4 pin placements, you should be ok.
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Correct. It's threaded. So you have to have your copper perfectly threaded within a small gap if space to mount this. Looks beautiful though.
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It works for both bare wire and screw down type inputs. The bare wire ends are tinned and can be shaped like a hook to curve around the screw.
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Yes, and it works better on PVC pipes,based on other peoples answers (I have copper 1/2 and it works great)
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I do not have it in front of me, but I believe 1-1/8" max capacity is correct; it is primarily for copper pipes.
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The female to female one mentioned here before didn't work for me, I was looking everywhere for the right adapter to make this work with bathroom sinks which have very small diameters, this kit I found here on Amazon has the exact female to male adapter needed - LASCO 09-1661NL No Lead, Three Piece Faucet Adapter Kit
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Hella distributed multiple different relays. The one that came with my horns this fit. Personally I didn't use this though, I used female disconnects and just wired them directly to the relay terminals.
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Display port is female depending on how you interpret it. The illustration is correct I have ordered several of these.
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The horizontal tubing from the mount plate and the vertical tube is 1.75" OD. The horizontal tubing to the clamp assembly is 2" OD.
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I used 1/2" Female pipe by 3/4" pex. The valve is 1/2" but I wanted to upsize the pex tubing for increased flow.
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The short answer yes. You will need a 3/4"NPT fitting on the end of the copper pipe.
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This will work with both 5 and 4 terminal relays. You assemble it for what you want/need.
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3/4" that could possibly reduced to 1/2' but would restrict the output flow. My choice would be 800 model that generally swap out without modifications.
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We used 4 gauge copper wires (3 ea.), but had 4 boxes feeding off them. A single box could be run off 6 gauge.
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the connections at the filter are 3/4" female iron pipe. However it is very easy to switch between male and femle connections so connection type should not be a deciding factor for you.