1/4 Inch ro tubing to brute container

ryeguyy84

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Hi All, I'm setting up an auto water change but I don't want to just dangle the 1/4 inch line in my brute container so i'm trying to figure out a way to use a bulk head or similar but I can't find anything.

My original plan was to use the BRS 1/4 inch push connect bulkhead but it turns out to be a dry fitting only.

anyone do something similar?
 
As mentioned above. Get a John Guest 1/4” bulkhead. Home Depot and Lowes sell them without the seal though. You could use the rubber seal from a garden hose to make it water tight. Just put the seal on the inside. I’ve been using the John Guest style bulkheads in my 100 gallon RODI tank for years as well as in my sump and never had leaks. Granted, I always buy the ones that come with the seal. I normally get them from Spectrapure or other online sources.
 
I did the above use an adjustable float valve. I then adjusted the float to the lowest possible setting. Then the actual water level never reaches the bulkhead. Mine is water tight, but I also don’t allow the water to reach it.
 
Float Valve

Float Valve

Try this from Bulk Reef Supply

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As mentioned above. Get a John Guest 1/4" bulkhead. Home Depot and Lowes sell them without the seal though. You could use the rubber seal from a garden hose to make it water tight. Just put the seal on the inside. I've been using the John Guest style bulkheads in my 100 gallon RODI tank for years as well as in my sump and never had leaks. Granted, I always buy the ones that come with the seal. I normally get them from Spectrapure or other online sources.
*face palm* I used silicone to seal it. Glued that puppy in tight. Never crossed my mind to look for a gasket type seal.

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I use a mini float valve on my brute to connect my RO line.

I do the same and they last a very long time with RO water. With kalk or tapwater, not so much. I have been using the same float valve for about 10 years. Probably time to change it now LOL
 
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