whats the highest ppm it goes up to? please thank you jason
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Hello Jason, good afternoon and best wishes too for this New Year. I apologize but I'm not really sure how best to answer your question as I don't know what the abbreviation PPM stands for. However, in so far as the sensor goes I would recommend and rather strongly at that, that you stay away from it and consider other brands unless you welcome the aggravation that comes from a lousy, unreliable, disappointing equipment. In my situation; by the time I realized how poor this sensor was, the time frame for returns had passed but if it hadn't yet, I would have done so in a heart beat. I hope it helps. Oni Hello Jason, good afternoon and best wishes too for this New Year. I apologize but I'm not really sure how best to answer your question as I don't know what the abbreviation PPM stands for. However, in so far as the sensor goes I would recommend and rather strongly at that, that you stay away from it and consider other brands unless you welcome the aggravation that comes from a lousy, unreliable, disappointing equipment. In my situation; by the time I realized how poor this sensor was, the time frame for returns had passed but if it hadn't yet, I would have done so in a heart beat. I hope... » Read More Hello Jason, good afternoon and best wishes too for this New Year. I apologize but I'm not really sure how best to answer your question as I don't know what the abbreviation PPM stands for. However, in so far as the sensor goes I would recommend and rather strongly at that, that you stay away from it and consider other brands unless you welcome the aggravation that comes from a lousy, unreliable, disappointing equipment. In my situation; by the time I realized how poor this sensor was, the time frame for returns had passed but if it hadn't yet, I would have done so in a heart beat. I hope it helps. Oni « Show Less
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Mine did not work at all and I was not able to get a refund! Buy it at Lowes if you must.
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Mine did not work at all and I was not able to get a refund!Buy it at Lowes if you must.
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I contacted the company via phone. The customer service agent took that question to their supplier and within 24 hours I had an answer that the machine only goes to 12PSI. Which was not enough for me. Were it not for that I ABSOLUTELY would have purchased this machine. I loved the stainless steal liner plus the great customer service I received with something I had not even purchased. I ended up getting the Big Boss 8.5 qt because it does go to 15PSI. As far as I know it is the only one on the market that goes that high. Not a perfect machine, but does the job.
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It depends on the concentration, but in my usage (mostly 5-10 ppm quarts with an occasional 30-40ppm for topical use), probably at least a year's worth, so many gallons of it.
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I think it's rated for 25psi. But to prolong my engine I'm only running 14.5 max.
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I do not know why it is so high. Look here. http://www.totalnavy.com/revconst1.htm
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It took me studying the graph that came with it and a couple of searches on web for liquid measurement equivalents in order to get the solution I needed. Don't have the graph that came with it so I can't venture exactly how to get 400 ppm right now. If studying the graph they sent doesn't help you, write again and I will track down my graph before responding next time.
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Dear J. Drinkwater, The BTU's of the 280KK is 50,000. Please let us know if we can be of any other assistance. TheBBQDepot
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Good question, and I never and probably should have measured the ppm's from my hose. I will have to say that whatever we were doing the plants loved it, and we only fed them what we added to our soil and water from this filter. I am trying a different filter this year due to the price and will report back after harvest.
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My system puts out water that reads 000ppm on a quality dissolved solids meter. I would think it will remove most everything from the water.
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it will display from ambient(about 450 ppm) up to 3000 ppm. much higher than you need to grow anything
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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
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If 1 lb (453.6 gms) is used to treat 10,000 gallons to 7.5 ppm Cl2 level (per their guidance), I calculate a 55 gallon drum would require only 0.66 gms to achieve 2 ppm Cl2 level.And if that 0.66 gms is 32% inert that comes out to 0.21 gms, IMO hardly worth worrying about. That said most people do not have access to a balance that measures gms accurately, I do. Which is the reason this usage indication generally has you make a stock solution of about 500 ppm to use for water purification.
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This one is good, ppm is around 2-5 after filtration. Installation is a hassle, especially if you don't want it on your counter top.
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I would say closer to 300ml. It is more than enough to take care of business:)
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I haven't tried to make 30pp but I hv made 17ppm in genaral10 and 11 ppm is all I use
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I believe it was rated at 300-350 somewhere in that range. Should be on the mfg website if you google it.I have used it up to 260# with no problem.
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4800 is the highest that I've been able to find on the MP Navigator application that came with it. I also did a search in the help section to see if 9600 came up; it didn't. If 9600 is available, I haven't been able to find out how to get it.