what is the flow rate?
795607
Not sure but mine has extremely fast flow for both hot and cold for a large spa tub.
1896683
The flow rate would depend on what you are pouring through the funnel. If the liquid contains sediment which the screen will filter out, the flow rate will slow and then stop as the screen clogs. If you are pouring a clean liquid or if you choose not to use the screen, the through-put is excellent.
468711
I have no idea which flow rate I have. I love my faucet though. I find that the hand held spray nozzle has more power. Exceptional value.
733082
After playing with it some more, I found what you and another reviewer stated: tab toward you is 2.5GPM highest flow and tab away is lower flow. Thanks for your confirmation.
1131521
Not sure what the manufacturer rates it for flow rate, but the flow will depend on your plumbing and water pressure. Having said that, I can tell you that a LOT of water flows from this fixture. Probably three or four times a standard shower head. So much so that I'm starting to get concerned about my water bill. I think you will like this fixture if you are looking for a drenching shower. If you are concerned about hot/cold water wastage, this is not for you.
14227
Not sure of the flow rate maybe their site can tell you that specific info. I have a pressure gauge on my line and tested before and after installation, and there was no drop in pressure or flow. I have city water and I replace mine every three months. With that schedule there is never a flow issue
2001209
You should only have a flow rate of 1/2 gallon per minute at max. The slower you run it the better filtration you will have.
862584
I would say high flow. However I have since moved since installation so I am not certain anymore. I think it was a great investment overall.
967860
Dunno about the particals, but the flow rate is supposed to be 3.5 gallans per hour flow. I use two of these in a Rotax engine on an ultralight aircraft which burns about 3.5 gph and not had an issue in 12 months so far. Its good to be able to see the filter condition through the glass.
347237
Yes, the flow rate can be changed by rotating the body of the unit by hand once it is in place.
925236
Daniel: Gallon per hour flow rate is a measure of how much water goes through the filter every hour. You ideally want to circulater the water in your tank about 6-8 times per hour. So, if you have a 10G tank, you want a flow rate of about 60-80 GPH. The Finnex is advertised at about 95GPH. Unfortunately, most manufacturer's rating are hard to understand. Sometimes they are measured without any filter media, so the filter is just circulating water, but not filtering anything. Others measure their flow rates more realistically. So beware of relying on manufacturer's numbers..... The Finnex is suitable for 5-10G tanks. Some people say it will work for 20G tanks, but I think this will only work if the tank is lightly stocked. Hope this helps. Gautam Bose
1329918
I would agree that it's around an hour. It works well, but it does work well, but doesn't quite flow as fast as advertised.
267424
As far as I can tell, the flow rate cannot be changed. The only thing you can adjust is the direction of the flow.
157708
Depends on how clogged up the filter is Stephen. Plus the pressure into your system means this variable can only be determined by measurement. I have pressure gauges that allow me to make some determination as to when the filter needs changing. The type of filter also determines the flow rate, 1 micro vs 10 micro. Rating depends on your needs, keep in mind static pressure remains exactly that.
2165622
It only measures the amount of gallons that go through it. It also only provides the total amount of flow. You'd have to time it to get the flow rate. It's a great little device that I've been using for months and I haven't had any problems with it.
1202268
I have never measured the flowrate but it doesn't appear to have any flow limiting or restriction devices. Therefore the maximum flow rate will depend upon the water pressure feeding the faucet and of course the diameter of the service supply lines. If I were to guess what the maximum flowrate of the faucet as installed in my house, I would estimate about 20 gallons per minute.
744486
Yes, flow rate is adjustable. Not sure of actual GPM of flow but it puts out quite a bit of flow.