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1½ in cap with two Ø4.76 bubbler tubes, 304.8 and 204.8 below the face (Δh 100), 4 mm hose barbs on top
1½ in cap with two Ø4.76 bubbler tubes, 304.8 and 204.8 below the face (Δh 100), 4 mm hose barbs on top
Exact dimensions. True size, no printing tolerance added. Threads are plain cylinders at the major diameter.
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Dimensions
| deep_tube_in | 12 |
|---|---|
| dh_mm | 100 |
| dp_water_pa | 978 |
| dp_sg_1050_pa | 1027 |
| pa_per_0.001_sg | 1 |
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Other sizes
- 1½ in cap with two Ø4.76 bubbler tubes, 304.8 and 154.8 below the face (Δh 150), 4 mm hose barbs on top
- 1½ in cap with two Ø4.76 bubbler tubes, 304.8 and 104.8 below the face (Δh 200), 4 mm hose barbs on top
- 1½ in cap with two Ø4.76 bubbler tubes, 406.4 and 306.4 below the face (Δh 100), 4 mm hose barbs on top
- 1½ in cap with two Ø4.76 bubbler tubes, 406.4 and 256.4 below the face (Δh 150), 4 mm hose barbs on top
- 1½ in cap with two Ø4.76 bubbler tubes, 406.4 and 206.4 below the face (Δh 200), 4 mm hose barbs on top