Does this unit come with an attachment so that 3/16" inch tubing (standard airline size) can be connected to the output?
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Yes and no. If you want to force all of the water output through the airline tubing then I found no way to do it unfortunately. I wanted to use it as an ATO but had to give up on that idea.
1739017
There is such an attachment on the flow control adaptor. It is fitted after the control valve in the main outlet 'pipe'. I have not used it on this unit but in an older version I hooked it up as a means of drawing air, making air bubbles in the output. Since I use the pump for circulation in perceived dead spots in the tank, it didn't provide any improvement in what I was trying to achieve, so I discarded it. There was even an airline with silencer included in this kit. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve but there is no real way to plug up the main water output and force it out of the 3/16 pipe. There is such an attachment on the flow control adaptor. It is fitted after the control valve in the main outlet 'pipe'. I have not used it on this unit but in an older version I hooked it up as a means of drawing air, making air bubbles in the output. Since I use the pump for circulation in perceived dead spots in the tank, it didn't provide any improvement in what I was trying to achieve, so I discarded it. There was even an airline with silencer included in this kit. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve but there is no real way to plug up the main water output and force it... » Read More There is such an attachment on the flow control adaptor. It is fitted after the control valve in the main outlet 'pipe'. I have not used it on this unit but in an older version I hooked it up as a means of drawing air, making air bubbles in the output. Since I use the pump for circulation in perceived dead spots in the tank, it didn't provide any improvement in what I was trying to achieve, so I discarded it. There was even an airline with silencer included in this kit. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve but there is no real way to plug up the main water output and force it out of the 3/16 pipe. « Show Less
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Hello there! This unit does feature a detachable shaft that allows other attachments to be used with it. Usually we recommend using the same brands attachments due to accurate measurements that way.
1701974
Yes. It has included adaptors for various tubing sizes. If not got to Home Depot and find one to fit your needs.
1639315
You can request the size of the inlet/outlet to be either the 1" or 3/4". The standard size that is shipped with this unit it 1".
2172339
The unit comes with 40" of standard 3/8" OD/5/16" ID Tygon tubing. If a longer length is needed a trip your local home center will take care of it.
645222
Jacob, The machine has the ability with a secondary opening for an intake. (at least the model that arrived when I ordered in July 2014). Your only issue would be that the package doesn't come with an extra hose, hose attachment brackets, and the window adapter only has one opening for the output. Maybe it is possible to order those minor pieces from the manufacturer.
923555
two air port of 1/8 of an inch each. Note: any regular air flexible tubing will fit without any problem.
2093431
No not at all. Make sure you get a semi wide tubing. Also use both outputs other wise its loud.....but other than that its amazing
1091132
I bought Standard 3/16 Flexible Airline tubing 25ft, this gives you plenty of tubing for any extras you want to add to your tank, ie, bubble wand or any other you want to add. Don't forget to buy the gang valve. Hope this has helped you..Melinda
605841
The input and output sizes for this unit are 3/8"NPT. In order to utilize my 1/4" hose, which is the usual size for a non-commercial shop, I used a reducing bushing at both ends to accommodate the hose from the compressor and the hose going to the equipment being utilized.
1550484
Yes. My set-up is actually, spigot to timer to filter to 3/4" adapter/connector (that you've asked about) to 1/2" tubing. Hope this helps.
297422
Yes, a T-conn is included. It is to be connected between tank and supply tube.
280760
It is 5/16" ID between the manifold and pump. From the manifold outward you use standard 1/4" airline.
2043635
A hose does come with this unit. It's only about 3 feet long and the male adapter connection end on the unit won't accept a standard water hose with out leaking. The hose feature is pretty useless if you ask me.
1957563
If you look at the enlarged image you can see the airline nipple just before the tubing gets clear in the middle in front of the suction cup. You might be able to put a power head on it, but you'd need an adaptor for the tube size.
2026469
i believe aquarium airline tubing is pretty standardized. if you go to any pet store and ask them for airline tubing and what size it is, you can get your answer.
1488637
It's small in diameter too, like standard air tubing. How are you planning on using it for your project?