How many gallons per hour output?
766503
Sorry - I don't really know GPHBut we have been using this filter over a month - have not noticed any flow issues& it works great - in this park the water has a heavy chlorine taste & order - you can not make coffee with itWith this filter - Great tasting coffee - good tasting water right from the tspThis filter works really good
766504
Sorry - I don't really know GPH But we have been using this filter over a month - have not noticed any flow issues & it works great - in this park the water has a heavy chlorine taste & order - you can not make coffee with it With this filter - Great tasting coffee - good tasting water right from the tsp This filter works really good
766505
I don't know gPh either but handles watering my garden with water turned on full blast and no issues. I am very happy with it.
1997187
Not sure :-/ 1 gallon? 1.5? We use it all night - 7:30am to 8 am - on the medium & warm setting, and it doesn't run out. We refill it each night. Hope that helps!
788575
i'd say about a gallon per hour under a load, mine was stolen before i had a chance to use it much
935430
Can't help you. I still get the same output after about 60 gallons of use. Sorry.
1220140
I don't know how many watts. It takes about 6 hours to make a gallon of water.
2018977
The 1/2" flexible polyethylene pipe will give you about 5-6 gallons per minute which works out to about 300 gallons per hour. Add up the amount of water your emitters or sprays or drip line you are using to see if this will deliver enough water.
828317
from the way I understand it you need 3 or 4X the flow per hour so 3X75=225 and times 4 is still only 300 gallons an hour. so it should be more than enough for filtering your tank. Now if you want more flow just add a powerhead and direct it in tha direction you need.
905043
The RPM is 3400 = 6,000 gallons per hour. I hope this answers your question.
67959
Hello Thomas, Thank you for your inquiry. This is what we recommend. We generally recommend that on average, you turn over your aquarium volume four times per hour. This means that if you have a 30 gallon tank, you need a pump and filter with flow rates of around 120 gph. so if your tank is 120 gallons then a 480 gph. This is a suggestion of course. We hope that you have found this answer helpful. Thank you, Gabriela
1763267
Since 3.6 liters per minute is 57 gallons per hour, I would say that the specification is actually 68 GPH (gallons per hour), although 58 GPH is more likely if the 3.6 l/m value id correct. The pump will easily pump the 3.6 l/m, although I haven't measured it.
1784225
Performance:First Hour Rating: 83 gallonsRecovery at 90 degree rise: 40.4 Gallons/HourThe only important thing of a water heater is enough supply of hot water to all family members whenever they need to use.
1505852
About 1/2 gallon per nozzle per hour. But it also depends on water pressure. I ran it all summer 10 hours a day and didn't notice it on the bill.
250323
The tank is 4 gallons and lasts about 10 hours on a typical load. It's amazing they omitted this in the description and specs.
20400
The difference between the two units is output and coverage area. The 697-500 is rated at 11 gallons of output per day covering 2,300 sq ft whereas the 697-500HB covers 2,500 sq ft with a daily output rating of 12 gallons.
992380
One full tank seems to run approximately 32 hours set on 'medium' output. I don't use the 'low' output but it definitely would run longer hours on this latter setting. Hope this helped
36928
I'm not sure. I have it draining into my washing machine stand drain. I would say, about the same as it produces though. Probably 2 gallons a hour. Just a guess. Seems as much, if not more waste comes out than purified water.
62898
According to the spec. It outputs 2800 cubic feet per minute. Works very well, as anything at which I point it dries quickly.