What is the GPM at point of use. I need at least 3 gpm at my kitchen sink and I will be hooking it up to the cold water.
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Hello David,Thank you for your question. Water will flow through this heater at 3 GPM, but it won't achieve a hot water temperature at that flow rate. It's only 100v...not very much power. We do sell point of use water heaters that will achieve hot water at 3 GPM.Kind Regards,RossGadgetsGo
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The EcoSmart POU 3.5 has a maximum flow rate of 0.25 to 0.50 gallons per minute. EcoSmart identifies this model as ideal for hand washing applications, and great in places like bathrooms, wet bars, strip malls, doctor's offices, boats, recreational vehicles (RV). The POU 3.5 is the only 110 volt unit EcoSmart offers.
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It did not give us the result we wanted. I don't think you would be happy with it.
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Water pressure has to be pretty slow. I do nails and use to fill pesicure bowl. It takes a while i have to run the water really slow for hot and u need a double handled faucet the hot water is hard to manipulate with the one handled faucets that go side to side
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Hi Tog, We have been using the filters at the house for over a year. They're working Great, can't tell you the GPM but I have them rigged in pairs (2 sets) and I run about 10 GPM at times. Hope this helps. Capt. Bob
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Thx for all the answers to my question "Can you tell me what the max flow rating is on this valve in GPM? Thx." For the record it looks like Christine was the closest correct response overall. Valterra finally responded and said the valve is calculated for 14-15 gpm at the preset 45 psi. This sounds to me like a very high fps calc but at Christina pointed out this is under optimum conditions so I say take it with a grain of salt. Most ½ valves will be limited in real world to app 7-8 gpm and 5/8 to app 10-12 gpm IMO. A good comparison would be with Watts regulators also. Thx again to all. Thx for all the answers to my question "Can you tell me what the max flow rating is on this valve in GPM? Thx." For the record it looks like Christine was the closest correct response overall. Valterra finally responded and said the valve is calculated for 14-15 gpm at the preset 45 psi. This sounds to me like a very high fps calc but at Christina pointed out this is under optimum conditions so I say take it with a grain of salt. Most ½ valves will be limited in real world to app 7-8 gpm and 5/8 to app 10-12 gpm IMO. A good comparison would be with Watts regulators also. Thx... » Read More Thx for all the answers to my question "Can you tell me what the max flow rating is on this valve in GPM? Thx." For the record it looks like Christine was the closest correct response overall. Valterra finally responded and said the valve is calculated for 14-15 gpm at the preset 45 psi. This sounds to me like a very high fps calc but at Christina pointed out this is under optimum conditions so I say take it with a grain of salt. Most ½ valves will be limited in real world to app 7-8 gpm and 5/8 to app 10-12 gpm IMO. A good comparison would be with Watts regulators also. Thx again to all. « Show Less
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The water flow will remain the same, the temperature rise will decrease with increased flow. This unit is good for 2 gpm which should be good enough for two showers. I have mine hooked up for one shower and one kitchen connection.
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The hot water that it outputs depends on the hot water that is needed. If one is taking a shower at 2 GPM, he will get 2 GPM out of the water heater, as long as the maximal heating capacity is not reached. The hotter the input water, the higher the maximum flow rate will be (up to the capacity of the pipes). The question is linked with the minimal flow rate of 0.26 GPM this unit has. Below this, the water heater shuts off. 1. What happens if I need 1 GPM at 120F and that my input is at 115F. Will it shut off or will it output water above 120F ? 2. Shouldn't the minimal flow rate be expressed based on the temperature rise (0.26GPM at 50 degrees rise, 0.52 GPM at 25 degrees rise, 2.6 GPM at 5 degrees rise) ?
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The Orifice # like 3,4,5, Etc would be the # gallons per minute at the standard pressure of 4000 psi. The ratio is not linear. A #4 would pass 2 gpm @ 1000 psi, 4 gpm @ 4000 psi and 5.7 @ 8000 psi. An excellent chart at "ultimatewasher.com".
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We live in WA state & the tap water is COLD. We hooked it up to the hot/cold faucet in the garage sink & used warm water. No problems!
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I'm not sure of the specific gpm. I used them to replace older Koehler faucets in the bathroom sinks. With both open all the way it is a bit too much for the sink and they splash alittle. They are better quality than expected.
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There is no Guanteed GPM four electronic tank less water heater as there is a built-in flow limited that works to maintain the temperature consistency based on the water load from the number of faucets in use. I have to this installed in my NYC apt with a kitchen and bathroom and it provided plenty of hot water for me and my wife. Only when one of us is in the shower and the other uses the kitchen sink so do we notice flow slowing. Also depends on how cold the incoming cold water is...
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The temperature is based more on the temperature of the water coming in than anything else . The unit I purchased was installed on a South American island with ambient water temps in the 80's so I get 1.2 gpm of water to hot to put your hands in , If you are in the northern parts of US or Canada where ambient water is 50 deg the flow rate is going to be greatly reduced checking the local water supply for average temp is recommented Hope this helps Ed P
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I do not know the GPM, but after having for a long time now, I would definitely say it is low flow in nature. As far as the aerator, it appears to be a common one, but would have to check the threading to assure it is a standard size.
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With city water I would think you should get closer to 10 gpm. We are running 6 with #3 nozzles with only 5gpm. We have plenty of pressure with that.
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I don't know if that's normal or not. All I can tell you is the owner's manual states 2.8 gpm @ 3200 psi, and it requires a 5 gpm @ 20 psi supply.
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Love this faucet! We live in the country, on well pressure and have never had an issue. The spray function is surprisingly strong for the pressure we have. I don't know the gpm, sorry!
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Go to Steinbeckeltron.com and then select the unit you desire. There will be all the info you need. Normal heating would include standard water flow from well pump or water service from town/ city. About 2 _ 4 gpm
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The GPM for the shower head is 2.5 GPM but it does depend on your shower PSI
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Based on the specifications from Kohler at http://m.us.kohler.com/mt/www.us.kohler.com/us/Flipside-02-2.5-gpm-multifunction-handshower/productDetail/Handshowers/427310.htm?skuId=405197&brandId=431417&pageName=null&_requestid=891820&un_jtt_redirect# the gpm is 2.5. I don't know about water sense.