What is the maximum pressure the faucet is rated for?
1591059
I don't know out ratings, however when using the sprayer the pressure is very high. I use the sprayer to rinse plates, pot, and pans. Switch to normal flow is not bad either
347804
Hi. I actually bought it for my rental property. I haven't gotten complaints about the faucet. Sorry that I couldn't provide more information.
1534362
Love this faucet! We live in the country, on well pressure and have never had an issue. The spray function is surprisingly strong for the pressure we have. I don't know the gpm, sorry!
1180876
I honestly don't know. Mine is awesome and working great. For the price. Should I have a problem I will just buy another one. This faucet is way more awesome than I was expecting.
1926445
We did not get it for the pressure. We got it for the ease of cleaning and the size. Our water pressure is fine. We just installed one for my 81 year old mother and she loves it.
2062915
80 psi which is typically what is required for max water pressure supply by most local codes. Link to spec sheet: http://media.wattswater.com/1915323.pdf.
2109058
No, the water pressure in our house is in the normal range, and the faucet pressure is fine.
510405
I don't know because this faucet did not work for me. We found one that worked locally.
2021467
Not sure what the maximum input pressure is, but I have mine downstream from a 125psi regulator. It works well with all my air tools and paint sprayers.
2259889
Thx for all the answers to my question "Can you tell me what the max flow rating is on this valve in GPM? Thx." For the record it looks like Christine was the closest correct response overall. Valterra finally responded and said the valve is calculated for 14-15 gpm at the preset 45 psi. This sounds to me like a very high fps calc but at Christina pointed out this is under optimum conditions so I say take it with a grain of salt. Most ½ valves will be limited in real world to app 7-8 gpm and 5/8 to app 10-12 gpm IMO. A good comparison would be with Watts regulators also. Thx again to all. Thx for all the answers to my question "Can you tell me what the max flow rating is on this valve in GPM? Thx." For the record it looks like Christine was the closest correct response overall. Valterra finally responded and said the valve is calculated for 14-15 gpm at the preset 45 psi. This sounds to me like a very high fps calc but at Christina pointed out this is under optimum conditions so I say take it with a grain of salt. Most ½ valves will be limited in real world to app 7-8 gpm and 5/8 to app 10-12 gpm IMO. A good comparison would be with Watts regulators also. Thx... » Read More Thx for all the answers to my question "Can you tell me what the max flow rating is on this valve in GPM? Thx." For the record it looks like Christine was the closest correct response overall. Valterra finally responded and said the valve is calculated for 14-15 gpm at the preset 45 psi. This sounds to me like a very high fps calc but at Christina pointed out this is under optimum conditions so I say take it with a grain of salt. Most ½ valves will be limited in real world to app 7-8 gpm and 5/8 to app 10-12 gpm IMO. A good comparison would be with Watts regulators also. Thx again to all. « Show Less
662990
Solid brass material for durability and reliability,1/4" compression inlet. 1/4" turn ON/OFF water control mechanism, Lifetime drip free ceramic disc cartridge, Install in decks up to 2" thickness. I just copied this from Kingston website. It is a 1/4 threaded pipe on it. I am happy I purchased this faucet. Even if you have a different size hose you can purchase the right one from Lowes or Home Depot which is what I did to hook it up.Max 2.2 GPM (8.3 LPM) water flow rate at 60 PSI
1088035
Minimum operating pressure is 14 PSI with a maximum of 140 PSI. Maximum flow rate is 5.5 GPM
1534366
The pressure is strong when in the spray mode and good in the regular mode... I don't know what the gallons per minute is sorry... But it is a great faucet in looks and function... I hope this helps
1749483
Per the Milton Industries web site (miltonindustries.com), the maximum pressure is 150 PSI. To find this, you must download their catalog, search for "693", and then you will find this and other similar items, all with a listed maximum of 150 PSI.
1683229
1. a traditional drip system is regulated to between 10 and 30 psi with most regulators at around 15-20 psi. This hose is probably best run at about 30 psi max. True Water pressure measurements are a little more complicated (static vs dynamic) and depend on flow rates, other parameters, but the bottom line is that this hose can be used with a drip regulator or by closing the hose bibb about halfway. I bought three, at one point all were subjected to full water pressure (90 psi). Two of the three failed. These hoses are nice because they are more flexible than the recycled rubber versions but the cost and failure rate caused me to switch to the recycled rubber versions. Without a regulator, you might accidentally turn them up too high.
1209635
Exactly what you said - pressure changes with change in the faucet. But also the on/off can be stopped before full on/off. It turns 90 degrees - you can stop it anywhere in between that. I've really enjoyed ours. About 6 months of good use. It is very easy to install as well.
716993
Hi Carol:This manifold is designed to hold a maximum inlet pressure of 100 psi (extremely high for standard house's plumbing system). Its main purpose is to converts shrub head to a drip watering system, however the outlet only would accept 8 separated 1/4 inch hoses, each hose connector has a small plastic screw that can be used to control the flow of the drip. Hope this can help.