How to install the sensor? Can I connect one side to 3/8 steel pipe and the other size to 3/8 hose?
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The sensor has an 1/8"NPT pipe thread. If you want to install it on the cooler line you would need a T fitting big enough as to not restrict the flow and a reducer to get the T down to 1/8NPT. The way I did it was to pull the trans pan and install a fitting through the side like this one http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HE6HA6/ref=oh_details_o03_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Hayden Automotive 270 Oil Temperature Gauge Sender Fitting.
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Hey Kevin, I am a plumber and I don't see why you could not install one or the other. I would prefer not to have a mechanical joint if not necessary. If needed at a later date, I would simply cut the pipe and install a coupling at that time. Hope this helps
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you can use a 1.5 male adapter on the thredded side and use PVC glue to glue the pipe into it, on the slip side you glue your hose into it, your hose has to be PVC as well, if it is a different type of material you can use a no hub two clamp coupling onto a short piece of 1.5 PVC pipe
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Go to Home Depot, get an 8 ft piece of foam pipe insulation to fit 3/4" pipe. Cut into pieces. Easy on the hands and cost $1.38
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No. I had to replace my sensor awhile back because I was getting hot water through the cold water tap. You need the sensor valve for it to work correctly.
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This fit on my installation. I had previously bought a sensor from a local auto parts store and it did not fit. The problem being that the wire lead was too short. I would measure your existing lead and confirm that for sure. Other than that, I don;t see why it would not work for you. Good luck!
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It did mine, I got both sensors and had to splice one of them to make it longer so the connector would reach. I don't remember which one. But that was easy and it works great.
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it comes with two quick connects so you can purchase at a builder supply the connection you need. i took my hose so we could match it up. you will need a male connection on the hose and may have to add a male to male coupler i did.
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You will need to use pipe adapters. I found the Youtube installation videos to be helpful.
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You can use a 3/4 in CSST fitting to convert the 3/4 corrugated steel pipe to a standard 3/4 in threaded tip either male or female than it becomes compatible with black iron 3/4 threaded fittings. I recommend using the nylon tape for gas (it's yellow) around your threads (At least three turns of tape) prior to making the connection. I did this and my system works perfect. It passed a pressure test of 15 lbs with no loss of pressure after 3 hours. The pipe has a working pressure of 5 lbs, but the manufacture said static pressure test can go up to 40 psi although I wouldn't do that. Most states only go up to 25 psi anyway, and LP natural gas is only around 1/2 a lb anyway. You can use a 3/4 in CSST fitting to convert the 3/4 corrugated steel pipe to a standard 3/4 in threaded tip either male or female than it becomes compatible with black iron 3/4 threaded fittings. I recommend using the nylon tape for gas (it's yellow) around your threads (At least three turns of tape) prior to making the connection. I did this and my system works perfect. It passed a pressure test of 15 lbs with no loss of pressure after 3 hours. The pipe has a working pressure of 5 lbs, but the manufacture said static pressure test can go up to 40 psi although I wouldn't do that. Most... » Read More You can use a 3/4 in CSST fitting to convert the 3/4 corrugated steel pipe to a standard 3/4 in threaded tip either male or female than it becomes compatible with black iron 3/4 threaded fittings. I recommend using the nylon tape for gas (it's yellow) around your threads (At least three turns of tape) prior to making the connection. I did this and my system works perfect. It passed a pressure test of 15 lbs with no loss of pressure after 3 hours. The pipe has a working pressure of 5 lbs, but the manufacture said static pressure test can go up to 40 psi although I wouldn't do that. Most states only go up to 25 psi anyway, and LP natural gas is only around 1/2 a lb anyway. « Show Less
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These coolers are really meant to be used with the supplied hose. If you want to change to different-sized hose, you would need to buy different fittings. These coolers come with 3/8" barbed fittings.
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No, you will need one that is called a direct connect. It's the same, except that the hose doesn't have that pig tail you see in the picture.
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This is only the container it does not come with the sensor. I believe it's for the one pump system.
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You can use either a 4 or 6 inch vent pipe. I have an 8 x 9 room and the motion sensor covers the entire area. Mine works great and it was easy to install.
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YesI zip-tied the sensors to a 1/2 inch pvc conduit and they fit in a 2 inch steel pipe.
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Almost certainly. Even though it ony has one handle, your faucet still has hold and cold water inputs. That's where the hoses from, the sensor valve connect underneath the sink.
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Dave, you'll need to buy some hose and fittings. I converted my tank to 3/8" hose because the unit comes with 1/4" hose output. I used quick connect fittings also so unhooking hoses is a snap.