Looking for an XL saddle clamp for my RO Waste Line

[Danj]

I'm looking to feed my RO waste line, and eventually an auto water change waste line, to a section of 2" PVC in my basement. It's directly underneath a first-floor shower pan, above the P trap, and fairly close to my mixing station.

Trouble is, all of the drain saddle clamps that I'm finding on the internet are for the 1.25-1.5" drains that you'd normally find under a sink. Closest I've found are these, but since 2" PVC is actually 2.375" OD, I'm skeptical that it'll fit.

Any suggestions?

 

[User]

https://pvcpipesupplies.com/2-schedule-40-pvc-snap-tee-463-020.html

Then use a few reducers to bring it down to 1/2 inch, and use one of these to put your RO line in (1/4” push, 1/2” npt)

https://www.plumbingsupply.com/small-tube-push-in-fittings.html

 

[Danj]

Ah I like this approach. Then later on I can just use a splitter to get both waste lines into the fitting. Thanks!

 

[User]

You could do the 2” saddle, downsize to a 6” length of 1.5 inch with a cap and use 2 of these to run one waste line each

https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/drain-saddle-clamp-1-4-push-connect.html

That’s what I used to drain into my 3” waste stack via the 1.5” upflow pipe from my utility sink

 

[Danj]

Now that’s just a downright elegant solution. You are a gentleman and a scholar.

 

[User]

Now that’s just a downright elegant solution. You are a gentleman and a scholar.

Lol, thanks! Glad to help.

 

[User]

Any chance you could drop by my build thread- hate to solicit views, but the more comments, hints, tips etc the better the outcome I think

Thanks!!

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/neil’s-in-wall-180-with-basement-fishroom.390436/

 

[Danj]

Will do, man. Glad to help