Adapting Sloan Flushometer Outlet to Kohler Residential Urinal

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Doug Harris

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I'm trying to connect the outlet of a Sloan CX 198 0.125 GPM flushometer to the water inlet on a Kohler 5244-ER-0 Urinal.
The urinal comes with a braided supply line and is meant to thread to a 1/2" Male Adaptor.
However, the outlet on the Sloan valve is a 1.5" tube and elbow that is reduced down to a fine-thread, non-standard male nipple that normally would connect directly to a Sloan wall-mounted closet or urinal.
Any ideas how I can convert either this tube or the nipple to any standard water supply pipe (PVC, Pex, Copper, etc.) so I can mount a 1/2" male adaptor and use the Kohler supply line?
Called Sloan tech support, they don't have any adaptors or suggestions.

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Post some pictures. Flyin blind here.
Sorry, here you go.
I'd be happy to eliminate the accordion tube / elbow completely and connect directly to the vacuum breaker at the bottom of the valve, or connect at any point along the tube.

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I would never try to mix 'n' match products not designed to go together. Stick within product line specs, period.
Sorry to be a grouch but really you are pushing it. Sloan is a solid company and if they don't offer an adapter, it obviously isn't meant to be.
If there is a spud on the Kohler china, you may be able to adapt that, but products are designed to match up FOR A REASON.
 

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Try to unthread this.
That part does unthread. It's a fine thread 3/4" OD, but I can remove the nut and 1/2" copper will fit inside. Here's a street 90 inside it. This leaves a lot of unnecessary connections between the valve and the urinal but I could sweat this together. Sound like a solution?

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