Is there an option of attaching hose to Unit to drain instead of emptying reservoir?
1409524
I returned this, because at the end of a week in 45% humidity I got a whole 1/4 cup of water. No, no option.
1409525
i only had the unit running for three days and then returned it for non-performance. the amount of water in the reservoir was about 2 ounces. however i do not believe there is a drain option, as the reservoir is front loaded with no front drain and no rear access.
1409526
I haven't seen one.. I have one of these and will not recommend it to anyone. It does not do the job.
1409527
I drilled a hole in the reservoir and hot glued a hose to it as a jimmy rigged drain
1409528
There is no option of attaching a hose on this model. I empty the reservoir about every 10-12 days.
1409529
I don't know, but doubt it. The bottom is a 'drawer' that pulls out to empty. I haven't looked to see what kind of connector up inside it to see. This is a pretty small unit.
2106257
Two hoses are included, one for gravity drainage of the unit, and a hose that attaches to the built-in drain pump. For my application of almost continuous operation, the drain pump and hose work very well.
120152
haven't tried with a hose and it's not designed to be used that way, if you plan on using a hose just pick up a Drain Cleaning Bladder from home depot or order on amazon. hope this helps.
2208478
No, the drain hose takes the water thus eliminating the water filling the water tank
1571570
No, I don't see a drain on the unit. I'd wrap it with insulation if I had mine outside.
25775
The unit does have a drain fitting at the bottom in case of some kind of unit failure resulting in the water not shutting off. When the unit is functioning normally, no water will go to the drain. At the very least you could run tubing into a bucket but I would be careful to periodically check it, or as an extra precaution, you could attach the drain tube to a condensate pump to remove the water to the outside.
2109830
I don't see how you could. The tank is adequate in size and dumping it is very easy. You wouldn't really need to have it drain automatically.
296504
We didn't look into this option but we think there is another one sold by this manufacturer that might meet this requirement. We have a ground drain & don't use a sink for draining.
590064
You can use the drain plug however you will have to manually empty the water after use.
89601
The drain attaches to a fixture at the side of the unit. From there you can attach an old garden hose and drain any where.
949025
None that I know of. The only way is to change the hose. That is what I did.
967775
Means you can hook a drain hose up to it so you don't have to empty the water that drips off from the condensation
961147
Yes. It comes with a drain hose and an overflow drain hose. Can set it up to drain with one hose or use other if reservoir becomes full. Set mine to continually drain.
1961415
Hi,Thank you for your question!The only way to do this would be to remove the intake screen to reach the actual hose intake. If you have any other questions please let us know!Thank you,MackensieCustomer ServiceThe Pond & Garden Wholesalers
378990
Having same problem. Unit is sitting on floor and hose is draining to floor drain. I even unscrewed hose when bucket was near full and water does not even come out???
1275041
It's on the back along the right edge (if you're looking at the unit from the back) about midway up. It is recessed and the flexible drain tube could probably be curved to facilitate running the drain tube down the back or the side. I use the reservoir instead of the drainage tube since it's front loaded and easy to access. I've been very happy with these units.
121869
sorry I do not know. We only flush our black water from above and have not tried attaching a hose.