Without the adapter for it to screw into, I guess not. The description said it fits 2" pipes, so I bought it. As a result, if you're creating a new build, you'll get what you see. My Redi-Box does not have that adapter, but if I had it it would be handy In the event that I lacked a Vent unit, this unit would be unusable until I obtained one after trekking over two mountain passes for 80 miles round trip.
There is one thing I like A similar vent which you can purchase at Home Depot for less than the price of this one here comes with a screw in adapter to fit over a 2" pipe, which is now a standard plumbing code.
In fact, it has more opening(s) for air to enter after flushing. There is no way to know until time passes. The one I swapped for this one seems to be as good as or better than the Redi-guide that came with it You are venting. There are times when they do not release air properly when a unit is flushed because they have problems operating. Redi-has been using it for a while A lot of years have gone by without a vent. It is not possible for anyone who loves themselves more than anything else to do so Getting punished. These products don't seem to be worth buying from me. In fact, they did the opposite by making a simple job complicated for no good reason, in addition to wasting time and money. The purpose of these devices is to simplify the plumbing process. Also known as "cheater valves", these are devices that steal electricity. As soon as I wrapped them around the outside of the valve, the order stopped immediately. The two air admittance valves I installed were both leaky after being installed exactly as the instructions say.
There is a terrible leak in both of them. In my opinion, they admit air to the system, however, I mean air coming into and out of the system. To cover for any chances of something going wrong with the first one, I purchased 2 of them. There were for an easy plumbing job that would be the hook-up of a sink and toilet. A couple of these air admission valves were purchased by me.
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