plumbing
just received my hand spray bidet set i ordered online. After trying to connect the set, the existing pipes found on the installed bidet are smaller than the T-valve connecters. Both the female thread and the main water supply pipe. Can anyone please help with what type of connections i might need to install it properly. The images below might show exactly what i am facing. Many thanks
The hand valves and spigots near the furnace are for isolating and draining the zones to servicing the radiators. To bleed the system, you would find a bleed valve at a high point, often at each radiator. You may have to remove a cover to find it, and it may require a screwdriver or small wrench to operate the valve. Make sure to have some rags handy to cleanup any water that comes out. When you're finished, check the pressure in the system and add more water from the water main input if necessary.
You'll want a 3/4" nylon hex nipple. Commonly they're available in white, gray, and black, though other colors may be available. More importantly, you'll want to make sure the fittings are NSF/ANSI 61 compliant. NSF/ANSI 61 certifies that the fitting is suitable as a drinking water system component.
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Look for a compression fitting.in the plumbing department. Something like this as it's hard to guess the sizes by the picture.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-1-2-in-OD-Compression-x-3-8-in-MIP-Brass-Adapter-Fitting-800959/207176460?MERCH=REC-_-searchViewed-_-NA-_-207176460-_-N