Could I use this to connect to a 3/8ths inch opening for a water pump that pumps 30 GPH?
1415105
This tubing is too small for your needs,it is for air stones, DO NOT buy this for what you want. Check the requirements on the pump you want to use and buy the correct size tubing for that pump.
1415106
I doubt it. This is very tiny tubing, designed for air stones and the like. The inside diameter is around 1/8" ...
1289563
Should have no problem with a bigger flange. My pump uses a bigger flange and it works great
1808701
I am not sure. Maybe it is too big for a 3 inch pipe. I used it for the main drain.
2147882
It depends on how much current the pump draws. If it's less then 5.8 amps, it should be good.
1973454
Yes you can. There is an indentation for a 3/8 ratchet or extension in the top of the tap.
2074085
The pressure rating far exceeds your pump. The connector is standard. At worst you would have to add an adaptor.
896305
My pump has metal male connection, therefore I think you can. I have pvc pipe, therefore my connections match existing pipe. Thread size will probably need to be matched of course.
2006090
I'm sure it could be used with a sump pump. The 1-1/2' openings are smooth, not threaded. I used an epoxy to glue adaptive fittings for my particular application. My system only runs 35 psi max, so I'm nowhere close to redlining the valve.
2084495
I'm quite sure it can. You'll just need tho get an approriate up/down adaptor. If I remember correctly my pump's ourput is 1 inch (sorry, I'm not on my boat now, and am not sure), but if you just get a 1-inch down to 3/4 inch adaptor (Home Depot, Lowes, etc), that should work.
1602690
It should be no problem. However I recommend you reduce your outlet line one siz smaller to make it easier on the pump.
259523
Solid maybe? The outflow hose is smaller in diameter than a garden hose and it doesn't have a threaded fitting like a garden hose. That said, I think you could probably find something at your hardware store to rig up greater hose length if you need it. Maybe the same size hose and a double-sided coupler to connect the two? Maybe a slightly bigger diameter hose that you can fit over the one on the pump and then clamp? Good luck.
1756237
I would guess the flow rate of this pump would be too high. I use 3/8" hose and it is almost as strong as an streaming garden hose.
923976
This is a great little pump. The specs are accurate as far as I can tell. It has a 3/8" male barbed hose fitting at the discharge, so you'd need an adapter to get it to fit your 1/2" system depending on what type fitting you have on your drip line. If it's a regular female garden hose fitting you'd need a short piece of 3/8" tubing and a 3/8" male barbed x male garden hose adapter. You'll need some 3/8" hose anyway for the intake side of the pump.
1318234
Yes, it will work. Check the discharge requirements for your system. Pumps with 2" in and 2" out are available.
1525768
I am not using the pump in that type of configuration. Suggest you look at the specs to figure this out.
1551240
That's a big opening. This pump, and every battery operated pump I've had, has 1/2" as it's largest adapter opening. It might be time to go to the sporting goods store & ask about a solution.
423730
A 40' run is a long way, but since your rise is only 3 1/2', that should not be a problem. I'm not a pro, but I expect the pump to work fine as long as you adhere to the 3/8" diameter.