can this unit be hooked up to copper tubing?
1436004
qualifying the answer, yes, if you are sweating copper you will need to sweat a connection that will match the end of the plastic line that connects to the filter, other wise when you tap into the copper tubing, see that the part you use to tap in the copper accepts the tubing to the filter.
1846925
The tubing is 1 5/8" square I.D. Not designed to be a receiver. Would you be able...? Maybe.
396275
If you are able to plug this into your until it should, however I doubt you have the necessary wires exposed from your unit to hook this system to it.
58370
there is no wiring included in the unit.you can wire it however you need using 12 gauge wire. it pulls 5 amps on the low setting (2500btu) or 10 amps when jumped (5000btu).hope this helps.
1055432
I don't, but it's all brass so why not...connect using 1/4" copper tubing. The metal would probably be very hot to the touch! Mine is hooked up with the water filter going to the ice maker.
1140654
This tool is designed for HVAC installers to cut holes in galvanized sheet metal. I never tried it on copper.
2246947
I'm not a plumber, but I would say no. Not without you attaching some sort of fitting that is designed to go from copper to Pex style plumbing. I would use a shark bite type fitting to convert the copper end to pex, and then go from there. Hope that helps!
143980
Water connections on my unit are 1/2 in. CTS (copper tubing size).Will 3/8 supplys work depends on your incoming water pressure.I have my unit plumbed 1/2 cts. If your 3/8 in. supply lines work on your existing fixtures you are going to be fine
1455834
I don't know...I bought it to cool my garage...my compressor is outside...the AC guy hung the unit on the wall inside my garage...the copper lines came with unit...electrician hooked up to my panel box approx 10 ft from unitThe unit is great...very quite
1626592
Anything is possible, I don't recommend it though. I returned this product because you could tell the quality is cheap. If I were you, go to a high end plumbing place in or around your neighborhood and ask to see something similar to this. Then when you order this product that is a 1/4 of the price you will see the quality difference. But I don't recommend this product especially that you are going to reconfigure the copper in the walls for this product.
411437
Should work, the copper wire is designed for use with transformers up to 600W+.
218063
Yes, and no. You would have to cut the tube and tighten the electrical. Possible, but you'll have to be handy.
505393
I do not know if it can be used on copper or not. I guess you could try it on a part that does not show first to see if it works. Sorry, but I did not use it on copper.
1650729
Yes. Just be VERY careful disconnecting the existing unit as the connections are fragile.
2153036
Yes, but note the the connecting tube is very short. I found it difficult to use because of this feature and ultimately abandoned it.
1578756
This is more a soldering gun. It is not hot enough to do plumbing. You might be able to do some light weight tin projects. Remember the area around the solder point has to be hot also. The Weller would take a very long time to do copper pipe. As a rule, I just use mine for wiring, but I could imagine it being used for small diameter copper.
860078
It is definitely only designed for copper tubing so I would have to say no. It is fairly strong but all the mandrel parts are plastic. I feel that even thin wall SS tube might be a bit much for it.