¿Is it possible to regulate the flow? How? and if so, what is the minimum possible flow? ¿is it submersible?
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You could try lowering the voltage to reduce pump flow rate. The pump is rated for 6 volts dc. It also works at 4.5 volts dc and appears to pump at a lower flow rate.The pump is absolutely submersible and quite powerful for it's size. In fact, the pump must be submerged to operate, since it is NOT self-priming. The spec notes ...do not let run dry...good luck
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I don't know if you can regulate the flow or not but you might experiment with different voltages. I just used an old cell phone charger that was close to the rated voltage. Contrary to the other commenter, you CAN submerge it. That's how I use mine. And it does need priming. So submerging it usually accomplishes that. Buena suerte.
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There is a flow regulator on top (little black nob with and arrow) try changing it s orientation until you get your desired flow...hope it helps.
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Lawrence has the correct answer to your question. That little knob on the tube controls the flow of water, for more or less water flow.this is the only control on that pump, enjoy. Percy Gagnon
967379
Not sure about removable water flow rest. I have not encountered low water flow w/ mine.
716994
You can control the flow rate for each line, independently, yes. Orbit and DIG, and possibly Rain Birds make a pressure reduction unit. Its just a black piece of plastic about the size of a PVC joint. I havent used one in a while so I dont know what you'd need to do to install it before this manifold, but it shouldnt be difficult. Seems like they were less than 10 dollars. I'd try it if you were worried about the pressure being too much in the manifold.
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I agree with Marlowe. The pump can't be regulated, however I put an inline regulator in my system. Pretty simple fix to regulate max pressure.
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Yes it can and I suspect that is intended use. It does restrict the flow about 20% however.
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The higher up you hold it, the faster it disappears You can control the flow or not. Hope this helps
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I do not believe it is submersible because it is said that the bottom motor needs to stay dry to work properly. If you are looking to filter this water, there are other types of systems that can stay submerged but I do believe that the canister ones do not. Hope this helps!
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On my system, there is a little "switch" on the side of the pump which can be adjusted to a lower flow...hope that helps
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Yeah I don't think you can fully submerge it. I put mine in deep enough to where the filter slot on top isn't exposed to water and it has worked fine and also the water flowing out doesnt make noise when I do that. why do you want to fully submerge it for?
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The higher up you hold it, the faster it disappearsYou can control the flow or not.Hope this helps
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There is a low setting which is quite mild - should be ok - maybe the setting that ebbs and flows would work very well - just remember not to leave it on for more than 15 minutes at the most
2005157
Yes you can submerge it just make sure the everything is screwed in tight especially the battery compartment. Good Luck!
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If you run it wide open, probably so.But there is a flow valve (the gray lever) that you can control the flow rate.
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Sorry, I purchased multiple pumps submersible and otherwise. I'm not sure which one this is or if I have tried it yet. Some submersibles are required, and some are "possible" but not required.
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You can adjust the flow from a mild reduction all the way down to completely off. It holds in any possition without moving. The only negative thing was that the rubber seal built in didn't work right but a little plumbers tape solved that problem.