How many gallons per minute is the water flow?
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It is just like a kitchen timer. It only does "on" and "off." The rate of flow through it depends on how high you turn on your faucet. It is all up to you! I love these; I have saved soooo much water with them. The only thing to remember is to take them off in the winter or a hard freeze will break them--plastic, you know. Here in So. Calif. I often need to water in the winter, so I occasionally forget and lose one in a hard freeze.
108245
I don't know the exact per minute rate but a 5 minute shower used approximately 2 1/2 Gallons of water ...I took a five minute shower and used half of the contents of a 5 gallon bucket of warm water. Jim K
1229610
Flow rate depends on water pressure: at 1.5 kg/cm2 you get about 6 lt/min; at 8.5 kg/cm2 you get about 19 lt/min (it is recommendable to have a water pressure gauge installed.) Hope this will help you.
1438972
I think only about 1.3 gallons. We just bought this for the office and it is not running for nearly 36 hours like the manufacturer suggests.
2003070
It definitely siphons more than 1 gallon per minute, but I haven't timed it. I can tell you that I drain my fish tank in very little time with this siphon.
1468601
I assume that the questioner wants to know if there is something that indicates when the filter needs to be changed. You should keep a spare filter cartridge on hand. Change it out when the water flow slows down. New, the flow will be about 1 oz. per second. An 8 oz. glass will be filled in 7 or 8 seconds. Over time, depending on the amount that you use the filter, the flow will slow to where it takes 10 or 12 seconds to filter 8 oz., it's time to replace the filter cartridge.
1486216
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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I believe it comes down to the flow. I believe the flow of this filter is 30 gallons per minute. Double check that value, but it should not be a problem. FYI: I use it on a 50 h.p. 2 stroke and the added insurance of a water seperator allows me to go furthet out than I probably should. Besides, its a Racor!
814377
GPM Depends on your water pressure. However in my house it is about 1/3 of a gallon per minute. It has a standard threaded aerator.
1534363
I am sorry that I have no idea how to tell you the gallons per minute....but we did have to turn down our water pressure because it would come out to hard. Honestly - I really do love this faucet. It's nice with the two options of spraying - with just the right pressure it can spray off food on plates or the stuff that sits in the sink. I definitely recommend this faucet :) I hope this helps!
864621
A gallon of water will take approx 45 minutes with a big berkey filled to the top. - Berkey Website
788270
3 GPM. Or three gallons per minute ona city water system wit a maintained pressure of 45PSI
420296
At 1.6 gallons per minute flow, expect to take just under a half hour to fill a conventional tub. Most tub faucets do not have flow restrictors built in.
1489222
Pretty quick... under 5 min but probably quicker than that... If I remember right it holds residual water so it's probably under a minute... a bunch of drunks use it so it couldn't take all that long ;=)
1229609
Flow rate is the number of liters per minute. This device simply measures how much water flows thru it. It then divides by the time and you have flow rate.I saved by about 30% of my household water consumption after I went round and measured every separate drip irrigation outlet and could knowledgeably adjust the controller settings. I saved about $12/month on the water bill.
730015
I'm sorry I don't know the gallons per minute but when I ask my plumber to install it he says he be more than happy to but most likely in one year I be terramia wall down to replace it can I get parts for it installed american-made model instead it looks great I hope this helps you I didn't use it you want mine
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Measured 1 gallon in 30 seconds = 2.0 gpm. I think my pressure is fairly high. Hot water did last longer than the old 2.5 gpm head which actually used 2.6 gpm.