Need help identifying this drain hose fitting

But, one of the outputs I am sending overboard is the shower sump output. That is not a gravity drain.
I thought we were just talking about the sink drain.

But, yes, in the case of a pressurized hose, that would change things. While the plumber's putty would solve the issue, it's not like it's challenging to use the hose cuff, either.

Funny thing is, I don't recall hose cuffs actually being used at the thru-hull barb. It could just be that I don't remember one way or the other... but it has me curious, now, if they're used there.

EDIT: There's no mention of it in the parts list, but truthfully, that's not always indicative of "is it or isn't it used" as sometimes some parts are not shown.
 
Funny thing is, I don't recall hose cuffs actually being used at the thru-hull barb. It could just be that I don't remember one way or the other... but it has me curious, now, if they're used there.

EDIT: There's no mention of it in the parts list, but truthfully, that's not always indicative of "is it or isn't it used" as sometimes some parts are not shown.

I don't have any currently used on a thru hull fitting. They are used at the sink connection, the shower sump fittings and the connection to the holding tank. Actually, now that I think about it, I do have some used on the larger engine hatch drain thru hulls.
 

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