Review on Under sink filter Atoll A-550m STD 1/2" white by Michal Dobiasz ᠌

Tocomnnect to the sewer, I bought a tee and a 50mm plug. I drilled an 8mm hole in the plug and widened the hole with a round file so that a (1/8) 3/8-1/8 (125) ped through, I screwed a metal adapter 1/8-6mm from the outside ( 90) put the tube really with great effort, since the tube has a slightly larger size than 6mm. I drilled a 12mm hole under the tap in thecomuntertop, not 13mm as recommended (the tap stem is 11mm. ) I have the main mixer on the left, so I put the crane on the right and measured the distance so that the ganders do not touch each other. Icomnnected the faucet through a plastic fitting, a metal nut, acomne and a sleeve that came with the faucet, I did not use it (it seemed inconvenient). I immediately closed the tap on the storage tank, and opened the tap on thecomuntertop to let air out and the water that flowed immediately was very dirty. When it flowed clean, the faucet on the storage tank opened, and the faucet on thecomuntertop closed. I fixed the case on the side wall and bought two M6 bolts with a round cap for a hexagon made of stainless steel 25mm long and two self-locking nuts M6 made of stainless steel. The holes were drilled by 5mm, the bolts were twisted very tightly, although the nuts were not screwed on, but the nuts were screwed anyway. Left a gap of 3mm between the bolt head and the side wall. The storage tankcomntains 8 liters. Atoll A-560Em and A-550m STD are one and the same. Useful video. ? v=Rutz5HxzGUo Hope it helps you make the right choice.