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Bit of an unusual request, but can any of the expert plumbers out there recommend an adapter, and it's correct name to join the following together?

I am constructing a hydroponic system for the garden, and want to utilise an old central heating pump, standard Grundfoss with shut-off valves already fitted.

The body of the two valves says 22mm.

I'd like to adapt this to the same external thread as an outside tap so I can fit quick-connect couplings to use a garden hose. (3/4"?)

Can I connect the 2 together with a 22mm to 3/4" adapter (if one exists) or do I need a length of copper pipe between, and a 3/4" union on the end?

Any assistance would be great.

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If the pump is level with the reservoir, and only has to raise the water about 1ft or so, will it still not work? I realise it's not a pressurised pump, it was just replaced after getting a new CH system, so I thought I could make good use of it.

Thanks for the quick response.
 
It's not designed for fresh water. It'll rot and put contaminants in your water in no time at all.
 
Are you just circulating the water? If so fit the pump below the reservoir level. these pumps will not self prime.
if you need a fitting to adapt to the hose, they are 3/4 bsp. You could fit a short price of copper tube after the pump valves and use a 3/4 male to 22 mm compression fitting.
Conex Male Coupler 302 22mm x ¾" DZR | Compression Coupling | NoLinkingToThis

good luck growing the drugs.... Sorry meant flowers :wazzzup:
 

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Thanks for the suspicion guys.No, outside, tomato plants, very simple flood/drain system on a timer. Pump under an enclosure for protection, hanging basket type tomato plants.

croppie, I'll take your advice about the fresh water issue. Looks like I might have to buy a pump and re-think.

chalked thanks for the connector info, might use just as a test rig to get up and going, then replace pump when all works.
 
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