Does the system include an air gap on the waste line?
1330632
The system does not have a air gap on the waste line as it is not required. It is equipped with a flow restricter that prevent the waste water from flowing back to the system. Please feel free to contact us if an air-gap faucet is required for your system install.
1924118
An air gap faucet has (3) connections. The main fresh water (blue usually) connects to the 3 1/2" main shaft. The other (2) short barbed connections right near the base are for the waste water (brine) in and out (to sink drain pipe). If your faucet has 'only' the main 3 1/2" long fresh water inlet, your brine drain is done from somewhere else (main tank to sink drain?).
259566
Mine is installed fewer than 10 feet, but my plumber used a thin copper line for that join so that any heat back-flow can dissipate. The zero waste system is working very well. I also bought and had installed a second booster pump because I have a 20 gal tank instead of the standard, so my installation is not typical.
664693
That kind of faucet has an "air gap" in it. This faucet does not have that feature. Look for one in this search, they should have the three lines.http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=faucet%20air%20gap&sprefix;=faucet+ai%2Caps&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Afaucet%20air%20gap
2100841
Yes it does. It's on the bottom of the unit. There is also a hole where you can insert an Allen wrench and manually turn the inside of the disposer to free up jams.
204530
Yes, ours does. But beware if you use an under-counter mount - it's a deep sink and space will be limited underneath, particularly under the large side of the sink. With a deep sink and a standard height drain pipe, there may not be enough height difference between the disposal outlet and the drain pipe.
1651254
Yes air should move enough and is quiet running. I would ensure vent in/out hole was there.
73347
No. I purchased a drainage stopper from Amazon for one side. The second side is fitted with a garbage disposal.
1668577
Air is drawn into the front of the unit then, after filtering, exits the top directed upward and slightly to the rear. Have been using this unit for several days and am quite happy with it.
557488
Yes...there are spaces between the floor slats (about 1/16") that allows air to circulate from underneath since it sets up on legs. Excellent quality for the price. Have had mine for over a year, outside in all kinds of weather and it has stayed dry and still in good condition.
807931
If it utilizes an air gap faucet there should be no issues. However, I can only speak with experience about my system. WIC, not Nelsen.
410321
there is no gap just make sure you don't install where strong wind can hit it directly it will blow open. we've had ours for about a year works good -40 to 80 plus.
814140
No, air is drawn in to the unit through the flat mounting surface on the back. The round interface shown in the photo is for the return only.
1645803
I'm sure there is some since I have the system connected to a drain line, but it's not something that I've ever noticed. There's no noise and I haven't seen a noticeable increase in my water bill since installing the system. I recently had to drain my pool and refill it. That made my water bill go up about $25 for around 12,000 gallons of additional water for that month. With that said even with waste water from the system it is not going to spike your water bill once you install it. I hope this helps. You might contact the manufacturer for details.
882522
The Gap is adjustable. Great cooling racks and the don't require much space.
664690
That kind of faucet has an "air gap" in it. This faucet does not have that feature. Look for one in this search, they should have the three lines.
875728
Yes. You must be able to reach the lower rear portion of the refrigerator from the back ( outside ) for the final electrical and lp gas hook ups. Also the lower rear panel must have a screen or other perforation for ventilation/combustion air.