Everbilt 3/4 in. NPT x 63 in. Polypropylene Side-Mount Runoff Tube
- Connects to temperature and pressure relief valves
- Easy to install alternative for copper pipping
- Gasket included
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Product Overview
- Helps guard against accidental flooding and expensive repair
- Polypropylene tube with 3/4 in. zinc-plated steel NPT fitting
- Easy installation
- Includes a gasket
- Rigid surface for gripping with standard wrenches (wrenches not included)
- 3/4 in. zinc-plated steel NPT fitting
- Made from durable materials
- Install finger tight
- Kit includes drain tube with fitting
- Also fits Rheem, Ruud, Richmond, Kenmore, Whirlpool, A.O. Smith, Bradford White, Craftmaster, Lochinvar, Mor-Flo, Reliance, GS Wood and State water heaters
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Product Overview
- Connects to temperature and pressure relief valves
- Easy to install alternative for copper pipping
- Gasket included
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Questions & Answers
can the runoff tube be cut to be shorter than 63 in
Asked by kennyp87 December 8, 2016Label says to finger tighten, no tools needed
Are any tools needed to install this ?
Asked by Mo August 31, 2018I used a pair of channel locks.
Can this tube be bended (using heater gun) to avoid having to use elbows? Can't find an elbow that fits the OD.
Asked by Kevin August 6, 2019Home Depot also sell's it with an elbow
Does it meet plumbing code?
Asked by drip September 10, 2015It met the 2012 Uniform Plumbing Code, but the 2015 Uniform Plumbing code requires the discharge pipe be rated for the temperature requirements of the system. A water heater relief valve is rated at 212 degrees and polypropylene is rated for a maximum temperature of 180 degrees.
What do I need for install
Asked by Bonnie October 14, 2020Is the actual tube 3/4 inch too? I need to buy an elbow and need to know what size to get. Thank you.
Can this be used as a dip tube in an electric hot water heater to put cold water at the bottom of...
Asked by GaDawg January 2, 2019no... this is for connecting to the relief valve on the outside of the water heater.
What size fitting fits on a .63" tube?
Asked by Willy July 29, 2016The tube is 63" in length, not 0.63" in diameter
Are fittings available for the Everbilt plastic pipe so it can be plumbed to the outside? Also more pipe without the brass connector? Primer
Asked by Nemo56 January 12, 2016I couldn't find any, I jerry rigged it by using a dremel tool and removing the threads from a 1/2 inch female threaded elbow til it fit and then was able to use standard 1/2 inch plastic pipe from there.
what is the temperature rating of this product?
Asked by Chuck September 17, 2020More than your hot water tank can put out.
Is there any way to extend this? My water heater is up on a platform about 3' off the floor & the...
Asked by ZJDiy June 11, 2019Actually I had to cut off about five inches of mine to make it fit. But if you need to extend, I would ask at Home Depot if there is a tubing the same size and an inline couplet, and use PVC two part glue to affix. One could also get a piece of automotive water pump hose, (which is rated for high temp liquids, re; hot antifreeze), and use a radiator hose clamp. Just lightly rough the end of the tube with fine sand paper to give a grip surface, and make sure the clamp is well tightened.
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