Will this work on a water supply line?
1395549
Yes, I used it on a pinhole and crack I had in my hot water supply line. The instructions on the boxes only mention water supply on the 4 inch wrap so it would be best to use that. I used the 2 inch because the area in which I was doing the repair was very tight and ultimately I intend it be temporary since I have no idea how long it will last.
1395550
Honestly, I haven't used it yet. I'm keeping it for the purpose of an emergency fix when I need it. I would contact the company and ask them how many psi line it will support. good luck.
759489
I don't see why not...you will need to increase the length of the supply and discharge lines of course. You might like to check out this article on line that covers your issue: http://www.familyhandyman.com/plumbing/install-a-reverse-osmosis-water-filter/view-all
1129608
I don't know - as I only used it to drain water from my yard. My guess is that it would not.
191663
I don't think it would work on water pressure a pipe like that would have.I used it on a garden hose, and it stopped my leak as long as I didn't have the hose under pressure, soon as I put a nozzle on it, water just seeps out from under the tape.
1592968
Depending on how hard the water is, one unit would probably work under normal water conditions. With very hard water, I would recommend 2 units next to each other on the incoming line close to the water meter.
406373
I would say yes. Being that it is a mister it just needs to build pressure in the line and only a little force needs to be exerted on that water to keep its escape route through the small valves.
125546
Not sure. I use this to connect the garden hose to my kitchen sink. I have to unscrew the piece where the water comes out ,out of the kitchen sink faucet, then I can thread this in.
387251
It should. We have two of these pumps, one running about eight feet with an immediate rise about four feet. The second pump is pushing water though a 1.5" hose going 30-40ft with a 6 ft rise and their is no lose of power -- seems to operate with the same pressure as the shorter run -- based on our experience, I think you should be fine.
1941631
It won't work on any type of pipe, because it's a scam product that has been shown in numerous independent tests to do NOTHING.Here's a video of a guy who really wanted this product to work. This is his after test on a water heater:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dE_byf09ANk
1256344
yes it will work i use it to transfer water from my truck 20 feet up to my catchment tank its not the fastest but works well
1795367
It will not work. Even if the tube is long enough, the water has to be basically touching the actual filter for the water to circulate in.
1897550
I wouldn't hook it up to a public water supply. It's a siphon pump. You have to pump it continously to get water.
696225
This is for the supply line from your house to your appliance. Not for use with pressure. Street water pressure only. Do not use this on the pressure side of a pressure washer.
196168
Yes, I think this would work for your application. This not a float activated pump and requires at least 1/2" water to run. It's best if you have a way to turn on and off as once plugged in it will check for high water level every few minutes, if water is high it pumps until lower than 1/2" at pump.
1343138
It might work. You'd have to place the control unit about midway between the outlet and the valve. The cable from the power adapter to the control unit is about 5 or 6 feet long.
265582
I would say yes, but be aware of the operating amps of the pump. Other than that it should work.
938078
The standard installation routes the cold water supply to the fixture through the filter. If you have a separate water filter installed on the faucet, aside from it being redundant, I think it will work.