Is the 9 gpm specification a minimum or maximum requirement for flow rate? Our well has a lower flow rate.
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This system not have any restriction valve. But the wáter needs to be in contact with the UV light for a period of time to be fully effective.
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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.
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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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1 is barely enough 2 shouldn't hurt I have 2500gph in my 55 and it could take more a good rule of thumb go salt water is "a minimum of 20gph flow per 1 gallon of tank volume" so a 55 needs a minimum of 2100 gph also just watch your aquarium and give it what it likes
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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
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With city water I would think you should get closer to 10 gpm. We are running 6 with #3 nozzles with only 5gpm. We have plenty of pressure with that.
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The flow rate listed for these regulators is based on optimum conditions. The actual flow on any regulator depends on the park supply pressure, supply line size and parks water system flow capacity. The flow is also affected by the pressure you set on the regulator, and how long and what size your hose is. The pressure on the regulator is set without any flow going through the regulator but there is restriction through the regulator while flowing so the pressure when water is flowing is less than the set pressure and therefore the flow is also affected. I have this regulator on my rig and I like it. It has greater flow and better pressure than all the other regulators I have used regardless of where we have camped.
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Depends on your piping system. Most newer house systems use the 60 psi cutoff. Running steady just means you are using all the water the well pump can pump. Evidently you should check to see how many sprinklers/faucets are in use at once and reduce the volume needed. When it cycles up and down the unit is working properly and the pump is operating within it's capacity.In short - the press up and bleed down cycle for your well tank is normal. The lack of it when running water outside is likely a function of not enough volume capacity in your well pump for the demand you are placing on it. Depends on your piping system. Most newer house systems use the 60 psi cutoff. Running steady just means you are using all the water the well pump can pump. Evidently you should check to see how many sprinklers/faucets are in use at once and reduce the volume needed. When it cycles up and down the unit is working properly and the pump is operating within it's capacity.In short - the press up and bleed down cycle for your well tank is normal. The lack of it when running water outside is likely a function of not enough volume capacity in your well pump for the demand you are... » Read More Depends on your piping system. Most newer house systems use the 60 psi cutoff. Running steady just means you are using all the water the well pump can pump. Evidently you should check to see how many sprinklers/faucets are in use at once and reduce the volume needed. When it cycles up and down the unit is working properly and the pump is operating within it's capacity.In short - the press up and bleed down cycle for your well tank is normal. The lack of it when running water outside is likely a function of not enough volume capacity in your well pump for the demand you are placing on it. « Show Less
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GPM Depends on your water pressure. However in my house it is about 1/3 of a gallon per minute. It has a standard threaded aerator.
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I don't know what the minimum horse power is needed. We use a 1 horse Hayward Superpump in our system. Hope this helps.
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I don't know about the gpm; I had a plumber install. My water pressure and flow rate from the faucet is really strong.
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On the low speed setting it will pump 9 GPM at 0 ft/hd and 1 GPM at 13 ft/hd.
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I'm sure a 5 gallon will work fine. Just lower the flow to the lowest possible. I have mine set to the highest to provide good water circulation. The C2 is the smallest model of C filters, I don't know how much gph it is when set to the lowest setting but I'm sure it's in the item description. I feel like its like 1/2 of the GPH it's rated (when set to the low setting).
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I don't see why you wouldn't be able to. I would recommend being able to adjust the flow with a valve or something. I think with GFO they recommend 20 gph but that's small granules.
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The unit has flow control to limit GPM (gallons per minute) flow. Depending on whether your previous unit had flow control it may reduce how much water is flowing compared to previous unit. Many municipalities have a GPM requirement now. Whether this piece can be removed from unit is unclear.
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I do not believe there is a MINIMUM pressure or flow required for the system to register readings. I've used this system filling the water holding tank of my RV at Colorado State Parks that have VERY low pressure/flow, and it still records pretty accurately.
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John, This is an issue of choosing the required pressure regulator. The tank does not matter. Go look for a two stage propane regulator that can satisfy your flowrates.