This doesn't need to drain while in operation? I am a truck driver and would like to place it in seat, want to make sure it doesnt shoot water out
1322329
It has a drain when the drain hose is unhooked & lowered. If its on a hard or firm surface & not over filled it should'nt spill.
1845902
You place this up to where your water source is. It's just a bowl that drains out thru the hose.
754207
There is a rubber/plastic gasket around the inside of the button case that , if seated properly when you close the case, should keep water out. Have you checked the operation at the distance from the gate? It has a limit to it's range of transmission. Sounds like it might be a stretch.
1646206
It's not suppose to be hock up to the fuel system of the truck engine. But it can be hock up to the fuel tank by a fuel inlet kit. Once you fill the fuel tank of the engine( main) you close the petcock. If not you will drain it on the ground. And you good to go just keep the petcock close unless you need to fill the main tank up. Remember if you leave the petcock open it will over fill you tank up
1602840
I don't see any reason that would prvent it from working in the vertical position as long as you follow the inlet/outlet flow positions. it's the directional flow of the water and not gravity that gets the job done.
718564
If all the water drains out when cut off then yes. Water stays in pump you should not have to reprime.......
206821
No it will not drain its made to be left hooked up to your batterys, just plug in when you want to charge them
1545640
Sorry, but I don't have an answer for that. I use my truck when transporting; I never use my car or my wife's car. I suggest that you lay down some plastic bags so that they don't soil your seats.
873509
I personally do not leave the pump on when not in use. Grey water flowing by gravity should go thru, but if there is any debris, it may stick in the pump.
948199
I think this is a question for the manufacture. I have this installed in my truck & it doesn't leave that truck.
1106990
I have the dehumidifier- hooked up hose to back threads and put in drain (but its above in sink) does this need to be drained in ground as it is not draining & is there something I need to turn on/ off to use continuous draining? TY in advance!
967774
It does still condensate so make sure you have a place for the water to drain
1016034
It has a hose connection so you can set it up to drain that way. I've only used it by emptying the bucket every few days.
1571988
Unless you are using it as a dehumidifier, no drain is required. In A/C mode, it expels moisture through the exhaust hose, but it isn't droplets. More like a dryer vent. Yes, two hoses -- air in and out.
2012963
No drain - included is a wire cage so you can pull all out at one time. Not a problem for me, its strictly a freezer.
1580817
The drain is mounted towards the rear and is built in. The problem is, the drain should be in the middle as it ponds and stays dirty in the center! What is wrong with this manufacturer? Don't they have a level? Maybe just an over intelligent engineer that does not know plumb and level? Water runs down hill?
2097337
There is a drainer. The only problem is that it is easy to get a hole in it but OK product. All of them have this issue though.