I'm considering using this system to replace the plumbing in my home. What is the maximum water pressure this is rated for?
818654
Is rated for 160 psi and 200 degrees F, I used with my pump at 60 psi and I have no problem. Also in winter work good, my pump was freezed and no leaks with this hose. By the way they sale it in Home depot.
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
2059002
probably your water plumbing is 1/2", if you geat 3/4" you will have pressure
1127327
I have not installed mine yet. As for Terry F.`s info regarding the water pressure, my contractor said we will have to install an additional pressure device to make it work real good.
2092337
I don't know about the pressure rating but I have had two burst under pressure at my house. These were fairly expensive but not worth the money in my estimation.
110472
i use on a system with 120 psi output. it is a very compact unit. works as designed. a plus is the drain valve in the body.
2059003
The water pressure is fine at my house so I can't answer if it would help your situation.
318371
When new aprox 1G.P.M. on a max. well pressure of 60 PSI. I have 2 of these filters plummed in a series. These would not flow enough water to use as a whole house filter. I use them for drinking water only.
479284
I have no idea. Mine leaked almost from day 1 and we just have regular suburban water pressure. It's not even that strong actually, compared to other neighborhoods.
542129
I have no idea what flow restriction diameter is but if you try to do this off of a water utility I don't think you will have enough pressure.
1345227
Mine was set to cut in at 40psi at factory and I installed a pressure valve in the pump outlet line and set it for 60psi but it can go a little higher if you think your water lines can hold the pressure.
1570776
When i had mine installed the well man explained how the whole thing worked but that was a while back and I've forgot. He did set the PSI for a Max of 70 on mine. I do remember him saying something about setting it too high also. You can probably call your well man and he can explain it. Hope this helps.
499101
The company recommends incoming water to be less than approx 130deg. I installed one under the kitchen sink, in series with the incoming hot water line. It seems to work fine. I am not sure if it would work for a whole house, it is designed for a single appliance . If you are looking for a whole house, you will need a larger capacity unit, meaning larger power service than a 40amp 220v.
637440
This timer is not made for your application. My guess, max pressure would be no more than 100 PSI. My city water pressure is appx 65-70 PSI. Good luck !
1115039
I am nowhere close to a plumbing expert, I know just enough to wrap the threads with silicone tape and never overtighten anything with a wrench. But I would think you'd want the 2.0. we have average water pressure, and the 2.5 burns through our hot water in less than one girl-shower.
2124423
I'm not positive on all this, but I believe the water pressure coming to your house from the city is around 120 PSI, but once inside your house it is reduced by a regulator. Depending on where your spigots are in line to the regulator you may have 40-60 PSI, or closer to 100-120 PSI. Perhaps the water feed to your hot water heater is before the regulator?
814122
No, the tank is not designed for in-line plumbed installation under pressure, per manufacturer's documentation. And I don't think the spigot fittings could handle the additional pressure, as there is already significant pressure from gravity on the large volume column of water. When the tank is full, the spigot pressure from gravity already feels like 60-80 psi or more. Not sure what that would do, hooked up to your household plumbing. Could potentially back-feed the public water supply if the pressure got low enough on the main line?