What are the recommended and maximum flow rates? PSI?
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FROM HM DIGITAL: There are no recommended flow rates, but there is a maximum pressure rating, which is 232 PSI (16 bar) at room temperature (25C/77F).
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According to the manufacturer the psi can range between 5 and 40. The pump should adjust the psi as needed to maintain a flow rate. I haven't measured it but I would guess that the usual pressure I get from mine is probably around 20 psi. It's not particularly high, but it works fine for the icemaker and the fridge door water outlet that I use it for.
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Well the maximum flow rate is at about 119-120 gph by sliding the (intake tube to its minimal setting) you essentially cut the max flow in half since only half of the intake pipe is over the impellor. Im sure there might be a few gph + or - with the hydralics involved but 60 gph would be a good estimate ... Not sure on cost per month our electric bill hasnt swayed all that much and I have a c4 as well as a 406 canister marineland plant led's and air pumps going on 2 tanks
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stay below 2500 psi. Anything above that for an extended rate, can cause a failure.
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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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Hi talked to tech guy at Liberty they recommended 2" for best flow but suppose min. Would be 1.5" ...for code think they will require 2" upc Hope that helps
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When choosing a filter for your aquarium you want to make sure that it has a 5-10 times the turnover rate per gallon. The Eheim 2217 only has a flow rate of 264 gph, you need something that does at least 450-900 gph.
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70-75 psi seems to work well. more pressure does not appear to have any greater effect. Hands down, one of the best purchases I have made in some time. I only use 110 volts. It has been more than adequate for my needs.
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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.
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1.1 gpm, max. 40 psi. More details in:http://www.directindustry.com/prod/flojet/container-pumps-14327-1155603.html
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1. Search "watts" go to contact us call them2. Make one. Buy Y valve and plastic hose cap. Drill hole in plastic cap( 1/32 ). Measure out flow from hole at normal pressure 5 to 10 gal in 20 minutes is good. If flow is low drill another hole and remeasure. Repeat until you get 5 to 10 gals in 20 min.
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I put mine I bought on a 15 gal tank, It says on the pump 60 PSI switch and 2.1 gal per minuet flow. It was easy to hook up and works like a charm.
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At 8 feet the 91330 & 91335 model will pump about 30 GPM. You can find the "PERFORMANCES" chart in your owners manual on page %. If you don't have your manual, you can download it at http://www.superiorpump.com/Manuals/utility.manuals.html.
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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.
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The water features runs separately, however, as mentioned in other answer, it is possible to turn the knob half way in between the 2 features to get a little bit of both but the water flow will be low. The recommended PSI is 60.
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There is no min psi, but these will restrict your flow and usually drop your psi anywhere from 7-10 psi. So if you have low pressure to begin with, you would not want to use a cartridge filter system. Let me know exactly what you are wanting to filter out of your water. Give us a call 785-735-9769 AFW Filters and we have many other solutions for you.
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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.