Will this handle 200 psi water pressure?
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I know my home has higher than normal water pressure, and 3 out of 3 of these stopped working reliably for me after less than a dozen uses, so I think they can't hand anything higher than the typical pressure range of water mains. I wouldn't be surprised if 200 psi blew the thing up.
77
I have three of these though my water pressure is low they have lived outside year round in zone 6A/B for years, even with a few days below zero that killed a lot of shrubs these guys still worked in the Spring.Only the paper label has been to fade after 5 years of use.
78
The Dramm website does not provide any water pressure specifications for this or other Dramm products. But this is a simple plastic timer intended for typical residential use. A 200 psi water pressure seems like an extremely high pressure for any plastic device. I suspect that the internal shutoff valve might have difficulty with that kind of water pressure. At a minimum, that kind of pressure is likely to shorten the lifetime of the unit. You could contact Dramm via email (garden@dramm.com) to see if they can provide a more reliable answer to your question.
79
In general, the piece didn't last very long even with the typical home pressure, so I wouldn't chance it.
80
IO do not know if it will handle 200 psi water pressure, because I have my own well and the water varies. What I have done is purchase an inexpensive on/off metal fitting with a toggle. I hook up the hose, then adjust the volume using the toggle switch. I use these in different places in the yard so by having an adjustable toggle switch attached, it allows me to use soaker hoses and regular hoses
209861
Yes - that's what I used mine for. I put it on a timer so it only runs during waking hours. My water pressure is slightly below 70 psi and there are no problems.
613117
No...psi is too high. I returned this model after it broke on first use. The nozzles are cheap.
1802494
I do not think so. I returned this item because I tho it the pressure of flowing water was not strong enough for me.
1574371
I am using this unit on an older (old) Karcher 2400 psi and it might be even less than that, it works fine.
1112272
The unit is not equipped with a pump and does not pressurize water. It only heats wTer as it passes thru. Under typical water pressure of 40 - 60 psi it should work fine for the 2nd floor. You will lose 1 psi of pressure for each 2.3 feet in elevation rise.
958210
Good question. I think I saw it on their Web site. 62 psi seems to stick in my head but don't quote me on that. It does a fine job of managing 2 50' drip hoses.
988706
Doubtful, this will only deliver 3-6lbs of pressure, it isn't a high volume pump.
2258441
I'm not sure. But I due know, this is a heavy duty transom saver. I rate this product excellent. I don't see why it wouldn't handle a 200 hp.
798765
The manual states a minimum psi to use which I believe is 1800psi. I use a electric 1600psi pressure washer and works just fine.
530984
Not Sure I sure it in a pressure tank with feed water to my house i would contact manufacturer
44578
I was able to set it as low as 25 inches water column (27.72 inches water column equals 1 PSI), and calibrated it to 42 inches water column (about 1.5 PSI) for the application where it was being used. Specs say it can go as high as 5 PSI, though I had no reason to check it at that pressure. From where the adjusting wheel ended up being to provide the 1.5 PSI setting, there was still lots more adjustment available to set it higher.
1312964
DH recommends 35 psi to a maximum of 80 psi.Pretty much any standard house hold water pressure should work.
1395550
Honestly, I haven't used it yet. I'm keeping it for the purpose of an emergency fix when I need it. I would contact the company and ask them how many psi line it will support. good luck.
512021
I run a 150 psi compressor with mine and fill up 35" tires just fine not sure if it would handle 200
2062914
Specs should be found on vendors site. I don't know design test pressure . My house water pressure with a 50 gal water heater maxed out at ~120 psig during heating cycle
642201
Not too sure of the PSI but it cannot be that high. I had the hose hooked up to the faucet in my garage which is very low pressure and it started leaking instantly.