Here is a pretty bad picture all the tubes are way to long and all over the place right now. When I do the final setup I will shorten them.
Here are the parts stating from the left.
90 degree 5/8 barb with 3/4 male screwed into the filter housing.
The filter house is a GE whole house with 3/4 inputs.
Right side I have a 3/4 1 inch sprinkler riser. That screws into the filter. The other end screws into the T fitting. It was 3 sided female 3/4 inch. This was harder to find since most are two sides slip with just the top being female.
He top of the T is a 3/4 to 1/4 reducer. In the reducer I have a 1/4 male to 3/16 barb. This was also difficult for me to find in plastic. I got a few so can send you one if you can't find it.
Finally the last piece is a 3/4 male to 5/8 barb once again 90 degree turn.
The only other thing is inside the filter housing.
Inside I used a 3/4 pvc coupler with a 3/4 tube. The tube goes about 1-2 inches from the bottom. At least I think so hard to see since I didn't go the clear route.
There is a lot better pictures if you google cerger reactor but this should give you an idea.
Let me know if you have questions. I haven't used it with co2 so not sure how effective it is but people seem to love them.
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Here are the parts stating from the left.
90 degree 5/8 barb with 3/4 male screwed into the filter housing.
The filter house is a GE whole house with 3/4 inputs.
Right side I have a 3/4 1 inch sprinkler riser. That screws into the filter. The other end screws into the T fitting. It was 3 sided female 3/4 inch. This was harder to find since most are two sides slip with just the top being female.
He top of the T is a 3/4 to 1/4 reducer. In the reducer I have a 1/4 male to 3/16 barb. This was also difficult for me to find in plastic. I got a few so can send you one if you can't find it.
Finally the last piece is a 3/4 male to 5/8 barb once again 90 degree turn.
The only other thing is inside the filter housing.
Inside I used a 3/4 pvc coupler with a 3/4 tube. The tube goes about 1-2 inches from the bottom. At least I think so hard to see since I didn't go the clear route.
There is a lot better pictures if you google cerger reactor but this should give you an idea.
Let me know if you have questions. I haven't used it with co2 so not sure how effective it is but people seem to love them.
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ooo ooo. I made one of those! Used the polycarbonate tubing from the fluorescent tube aisle. 1 1/4" I believe. .
