Is there any chance that, in addition to the cooler's usual functions, I could feed bottled water to my refrigerator's icemaker using this cooler?
1441563
It looks like the two questions are from the same user. The units are fully self-contained and only designed to dispense water into open containers. They cannot be connected to any external device to send water to another appliance.
2103640
You could try it. It's used for drinking water so I assume it could also be used for that.
1338926
Depending on the configuration of lines under your sink, but I would say yes if the lines are in the same area. You may need a splitter and that will mean a trip to Home Depot for some additional parts and and advise from an associate. If your Frig. does not have a filter system you can buy in-line filter systems for your Icemaker that are not that expensive. Good luck
649261
It could be! However, units such as these are relatively low volume units intended to produce drinking and cooking water only. If you connect to the cold water line supplying the main faucet system it would also run to the dishwasher and sink, both of which would drain the reserve holding tank quickly. Keep in mind that these are intended for specific use and function. If you need/want higher volume water purifying, then you should speak directly with the vendor/manufacturer to determine the appropriate equipment to meet your needs.
1608195
Probably not, without a heat source. When using it as a cooler we must use ice as an agent for cold.
1048831
Yes It Will work. This is a pump that is going to be connected to a 5 galon water bottle and will pump water with enough presures to make ice.
1389599
I suppose if you didn't fill it up all the way (to allow for expansion when the water freezes) it would be ok. I'd be careful, though. The bottle is a bit on the cheaper side, so you might want to be gentle with it.
1044055
You might be able to. I am using it to power a dog luring course. I would contact the company who makes the fridge.
2173916
As long as you are able to modify the existing panel, and your current ice maker is the same basic dimensions, that should be very possible.
1050157
Most likely but I don't think it is designed for that. It calls for water. I use bottled water with less impurities.
1899424
Yes it is possible.. I keep wine, beer and soda in my wine cooler to help save room in our fridge
1048830
Yes it will hook to the ice maker. This system works great. It has worked without a problem and getting water and ice from bottled water is a lot better than the water we have here. You can hear the motor while it's pumping but I don't see it as a problem. Very easy to hook up. You shouldn't use a filter. Most manufactures have either a plug or in my case, I just had to take the filter out and it automatically bypassed it.
32973
The filter serves as a connector between the incoming water and the icemaker/water dispenser. The system will not work if you remove the filter. You would have to fabricate some sort of direct-connect line.
921735
If it is in an icemaker model that fits in your frig and is not one that has water dispenser in door. Probably. Usually the supplier will recommend the one for the one you are ordering. . your picture looks just like the one I used and it was so simple to install. Your old one should have a model number on it.
1797600
Well I have mine hooked up to a water chiller but it would just be regular cold tap otherwise.
1989624
Yes, as long as the cooler has a flat spot where the spout would come out. If it is rounded you might have some leaking.
2218018
I never did, but the fact that it locks liquids in probably would work. I Don't think I would use ice though.