fig6 the power to the diaphragm pump 1 is supplied by a conventional ac power cord 28 preferably at standard u s household voltage of 115 volts the power cord 28 is preferably spliced or wired into the power supply cord 29 that supplies power to the water dispenser 24 thus eliminating the need for two power outlets the diaphragm pump 1 has a second male connector 2 a located at an outlet port 31 for fluidly connecting the diaphragm pump 1 with polyethylene tube 3 a at the outlet side of diaphragm pump 1 at this point for single water outlets 34 such as a refrigerator kitchen sink bathroom lavatory wet bar or an optional gooseneck counter fixture 19 as listed in fig6 the tube 3 a is of sufficient length to connect to the single remote location the gooseneck counter fixture 19 may be installed in the kitchen sink or into any area of the countertop as required by the consumer this gooseneck fixture 19 may also be installed in any lavatory or other area such as a wet bar or recreation area in the home whether it is an existing home or incorporated in the construction of a new home where multiple water outlets or plumbing points 35 a b c d are to be configured with the same water supply the tube 3 a is fluidly connected to a manifold comprised of one or more union tees 4 4 a and 4 b preferably female tees manufactured by smc as listed in fig6 the union tees 4 4 a and 4 b are preferably mounted to a floor joist or base trim using one or more wood screws 23 of the size listed in.