foresakenlion
Active Member
Accumulator will aid in many ways, so if you're going for optimal yes. The relief is needed, though a fool could avoid it while risking their lives.
I have a more important question, why is everytime I look up swivel branch tee's for john guest they quote it as NPTF but when you see the picture, there's no threadded interior, just what appears to be a very male exterior thread... shouldn't they be labeling these NPTM? This is a major source of confusion here.
Thanks to r0m, I now realize due to the availability of pieces, you want to reduce after the solenoid to 1/4 or before, I'm using a two way divider in my design and they're only available from what I can find in 3/8 so I'll have to use a reducer after that and turn it into 1/4" then to the JOHN GUEST FEMALE ADAPTER(S) where they will become 1/4 off to the SBT which if these pictures is lying and the labeling is right should have a 1/8 NPTF, I'm guessing they don't since r0m didn't go that route.
I have a more important question, why is everytime I look up swivel branch tee's for john guest they quote it as NPTF but when you see the picture, there's no threadded interior, just what appears to be a very male exterior thread... shouldn't they be labeling these NPTM? This is a major source of confusion here.
Thanks to r0m, I now realize due to the availability of pieces, you want to reduce after the solenoid to 1/4 or before, I'm using a two way divider in my design and they're only available from what I can find in 3/8 so I'll have to use a reducer after that and turn it into 1/4" then to the JOHN GUEST FEMALE ADAPTER(S) where they will become 1/4 off to the SBT which if these pictures is lying and the labeling is right should have a 1/8 NPTF, I'm guessing they don't since r0m didn't go that route.