does it go thru a 1 1/2 pipe 90deg angle?
1440640
I attached mine to a "fish tape" (commonly used for snaking wires up through walls) and you can manipulate the camera anywhere you can make the fish tape go, so yes, if you work at it you can go wherever you need to with this USB cable camera.
1440641
yes it will but the cable is like coax but not as stiff so you might need to attach it to a snake or something.
895634
Great question. No it does not, but it needs one in most applications. I use a 1/2" riser.
705111
I am not a plumber, but I do not believe this will work with 1/2" plumbling. I had a 1" line put in. These are pretty high tech and designed to work according to their specs. I also do not think plastic would work due to temperature. Troy.
1666915
When mounted it projects out 1 3/4". I see another posting says 2", but 1 3/4 " would be more precise. My daughter says, samey same dad.
1482878
It will go through a hole about 1/2 inch. Works really great. No signs of rust as it's in FL weather, humidity and rain with lots of heat and still no rust. Good luck with it.
1660973
It has been some time since I installed this for my Daughter, but I think it is 1 1/4", I used an adapter and used 3/4" pipe in our situation, I probably would not use any smaller than 3/4 pipe tho,
1226517
It's possible as long as you valve is at bottom of the tank and it exits at 90* angle
1309568
Pretty close. I only had to do about 35 degrees. there is a slot that you have to point in the direction of the bend, so if you don't drill the holes in the right rotation you'll find out afterward that you have the slot facing the wrong direction.
1532727
It should, the tubing coming out of the bottom of this are all made of copper and are very slender. You can bend them any direction you need and connect flexible hosing to the pipes. It's designed to go through one hole. However, make sure your vessell is rather deep, as the water cascades off the top of the faucet at an angle, it doesn't go straight down. As you ratchet up the water flow the cascade shoots out at about a 45 degree angle, depending on your water pressure.
2047305
Yes it is a 1/2 inch pipe connection and has gaskets so it will fit both straight and tapered thread.
101538
I have mine mounted straight but when I cover my boat I angle it down, I can't say an exact 90 degrees but would venture to say close to it.
1894763
This part does attach directly to the 1/2 inch hose. I bought a couple of them a month ago for my set-up.
1167322
Yes, my plumber was able to get it mounted straight. I took some adjusting but it is possible.
1078768
We have an 8 inch chimney. The cleaning system is inserted very close to the ground, so it is bent close to a 100 or 120 degree angle, and it handles this quite well. There are 2 of us doing the cleaning. One feeding the cleaner quickly up the chimney, so the bend isn't held in one spot more than a second. But this is only one bend. Don't know if it will handle 2 bends.
888414
Yes that is how I use it. Mine is an 1" ID schedule 40 pipe. The hook seats really well. I use it daily and have had no problems.
484703
I was able to rotate the spout relative to the handle on the unit I purchased about 90 deg each way. It was stiff, so I am guessing this was not a design feature.
1187762
Yes, I have used mine on my dryer vent that has a 90 degree down for about 2 feet and then a 90 degree turn to go outside. These 90 degree turns are in traditional ducting so they are smooth 90s.