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I'm not sure, I was thinking pressure relief valve too but not familiar with this piece. I didn't want to go too far onto the neighbor's lawn, so these were taken with some zoom. Here's another angle:

Good idea. The filter has a bypass valve but your suggestion is the safest. Thanks, everyone, for the input!

Oh yes, I'm actually in the same area as you. There is a receptacle inside on the other side of the wall that I can feed off of. For the drain - the unit can be set to "manual clean rinse mode", which is done once a month. Thinking that it may even be easier to temporarily attach the drain tube...

Given the footprint and weight of this unit once filled, coupled with no visible cold runs into the house, I think my (less intrusive) options are limited? I noticed someone else in the neighborhood has a water softener installed outside with the following setup: Is this an advisable solution?

Thank you for the quick reply! I'm in Florida so if it hits freezing, it's for a short and temporary period. Don't believe I can do this inside because I only see one cold run coming from the house: The only other line going to/from the house is the T&P relief out. Am I correct in my...

Hello, Going to attempt installing a Whirlpool whole-house filter (standalone unit needing power and drainage), but not sure how I should tie it into my main water line given lack of space with the shutoff. Here's a picture of the main line going into the house: Any suggestions would be...