What's the difference between this unit, @ $49.99 & the other Model 810 @ $39.99 ... does the higher priced one have a larger water reservoir ?
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There isn't any difference. You're paying $10 more for white. It's a great cooker.
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the 2570 has an extra pair of shutoff valves (one for cold and one for hot) where water can be shut off upstream from the main valve (what the handle controls). This is handy if you ever have to service or replace the mixing/main shutoff valve cartridge inside as they wear out, without having to shut off the water to the house. I just bought 7 of the 2510 valves because they were 10 bucks a valve cheaper and the parts in them are good for years between replacements. I can deal with turning off the water to the house every 5 years or so to replace the valve cartridge.
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One model is higher easier to get on an off the machine. This is the price difference
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8100MC has a digital control panel whereas the expensive unit has a digital touch panel and is easier to read. I think they operate the same however so it's a matter of aesthetics as to your preference. I believe both can accommodate a 12" pan.
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Sorry but I'm not know exactly the difference. I had this model and it works very well.
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no clue the one I bought last year was different mine is bigger but when I googled the two your asking about doesn't seem to be a difference besides price! sry couldn't be of more help! :)
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I have no idea. I wasn't so put off by the price that i researched to find a less expensive option. I Googled water storage, the BOB came up and i ordered a few. I'd be happy to have either.
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It's not exactly the same. The biggest difference is that is does not have a drain on the float bowl. It bolted on my snowblower and started right up. Hope this helps. Can't beat the price.
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The only difference I know is the cup/bowl included at a little higher price. The idea of the Hot Shot is a good one. This newer version often leaks. I find the ones I purchased all leak. It is hard to find the earlier version. To recognize it, it has operating levers at the front bottom of the reservoir. It is model 3211. I don't recommend this newer one. You'd be better off with an electric kettle.
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I have both of these humidifiers. They are essentially the same except for a slightly different design. I like the U-31001 better because it's easier to fill. In order to fill them, you have to take the tank off of the unit and turn the tank upside down. With the U-31002, it doesn't lie flat when you do this, so you have to hold/balance the tank with one hand while you fill it with the other. With the U-31001, you just set the tank down because it lies flat to fill it - so it's easier to fill. The U-31001 also has a more adjustable nozzle, so you have more control over where to aim the mist. Other than that, they are pretty identical in form and function. I have both of these humidifiers. They are essentially the same except for a slightly different design. I like the U-31001 better because it's easier to fill. In order to fill them, you have to take the tank off of the unit and turn the tank upside down. With the U-31002, it doesn't lie flat when you do this, so you have to hold/balance the tank with one hand while you fill it with the other. With the U-31001, you just set the tank down because it lies flat to fill it - so it's easier to fill. The U-31001 also has a more adjustable nozzle, so you have more control over where to aim the... » Read More I have both of these humidifiers. They are essentially the same except for a slightly different design. I like the U-31001 better because it's easier to fill. In order to fill them, you have to take the tank off of the unit and turn the tank upside down. With the U-31002, it doesn't lie flat when you do this, so you have to hold/balance the tank with one hand while you fill it with the other. With the U-31001, you just set the tank down because it lies flat to fill it - so it's easier to fill. The U-31001 also has a more adjustable nozzle, so you have more control over where to aim the mist. Other than that, they are pretty identical in form and function. « Show Less
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I think the difference is about $85 ... :-). The bearings and seals are the failure modes of water pumps ... generally. I doubt those should cost $85 more in one than the other. My cheap pump has worked fine for about a year but it will take 15 years to see if it is as durable as the original so I can't really answer your inquiry authoritatively.
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There are different models. The one I bought needs a direct water line. For me it is much more convenient than having to fill a water container every time.
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Stephanie, For specs check out the AquaPure site: http://www.aquapurefilters.com/store/product/200637.200659/ap817.html?utm_source=bing&utm_term=AP817&utm_campaign=Models+%28AP%29&utm_medium=cpc&utm_content=sDTjJaeXE%7Cpcrid%7C%7Bcreative%7D%7Cpkw%7CAP817%7Cpmt%7Ce%7C And, by the way, it looks like you can get a better price from them right now.
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Brian, I have no idea if there is any difference, as I have only experience with the "other" model. I just really like the one I bought from Amazon.
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I believe the one of the differences is in the quality of construction for climates that are more harsh. The apollo 8 also says it's for underground irrigation or drip whereas the dripmaster is any way you want whether above or under ur landscape. The Dripmaster has a master control in the center for water flow (psi) and Apollo does not. Have that. They both have filters but I can't compare that.' I can tell you that if I do not remove the Apollo in colder months I usually will have a leak within 2 years that required replacement. I haven't tried the dripmaster so it's hard to judge. I'm curious if we contacted orbit themselves, what would they say? I'll buy one for my next replacement and update this post if Amazon allows. I liked the apollo just fine though!
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Sorry for the delays answering ur question. I have both & both models are great. Having dual system warm & cold water is great in winter :-)
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I think that the model 9749W has a built in water heater and maybe an extra tool attachment. I have the lower cost model without the heater and it does great for the jobs I want to do - small spot cleaning jobs. That heater, while a nice feature just is not necessary'