I need to fill something with 1000 gal of 180 F water can this unit handle that?
322781
That should be fine with this unit. The amount of water makes no difference to the meter, and 180 F is not too hot. I don't see a temperature rating on the unit, but I put 160 F water through it regularly without any problems. I don't see the extra 20 F making a huge difference.
322782
We use this unit to meter water for dust control spray on a gravel crusher. It is not heated but I am not sure that would affect anything, the fitting is brass.I don't see any reason this would not work for you.
1190656
I think you meant 37,000 gals. I am not sure, but I feel you may want a much larger unit. It works great with my 14,000 gal pool.
1243868
I've had no problems with the unit.. I feel it works tremendously.I have a 200 gallon fish tank. with this unit I have no problems going on vacation for a week.I use a 20 gallon freshwater tub to replenish the evaporation.
468804
I imagine the unit would work as long as the water was flowing and not frozen itself. Otherwise I do not know.
1817950
It won't make water higher than 120. So < 120 is a good attempt to answer your question. If you are pre heating with solar, you prob. are limited to around that temp.
312093
I have no doubt that this unit will handle all the water/waste you can throw at it. Although the capacity is 41 gallons, the float switch is set up from the factory to eject the waste water after approximately 20 gallons. This means that the pump will cycle more often if you have the showers/sinks/toilets operating at the same time. I'm very happy with my unit as it only takes 4-5 seconds to eject 20 gallons.
1190139
Its a fairly large bad. I would say it would easily fill a 1 gallon container, probably more.
63446
I don't think this one will pull it's own supply water. Look into the Karcher units for that feature. They advertise it heavily on them. Check out the 540. I little more expensive but is made to do what your looking for..
2056491
Mine did not work right out of the box. This would have a hard time heating up 100 gallons let alone 18,000. Stay away
718275
the pump I use is smaller, it's rated at 2000 gal. the 2900 might be a bit to big.
2112067
Why would you want too?The filter at best will make 1 gallon of water in 14.4 minutes,that's when it's new.I've had mine for about 7 months, and the time too fill has increased by about 5 minutes per gallon .I use it just for my aquariums. but it still has under a 0.09 ppm,and I make 30 gallons a week.When it reads over 0.25 I'll buy a new one.My guess is that it will last about a year,that will be just under 1600 gallons of filtered water.one more thing this unit has a 2 too 1 ratio,for every 1 gallon of pure water you dump 2 gallons.There are better filters with a 1 too 1 ratio.Also with more gph if you are looking for one under the sink you will want a much faster and more gph no less then 250 gph.Good luck hope this helps.
1613626
I have this and yes as long as you have the ability to do so externally of the unit. It only has one hook up so I have valves to balance the temp going into it.
1632060
It is based on the number of grains of media that is in the tank, and the hardness of your water. Mine is set to 1000 gal.
899309
It will handle your filter needs, but if you are thinking of upgrading because of getting a bigger tank then think about a 1200 or 1500. The numbers are liters per hour, not gallons per hour. Hope this helps.
1293950
I don't know the max capacity of this unit. My pool is 14,000 gallons & it works great.
1967632
I think this pump would handle a 55 gal. tank That's probably on the upper level limit of its capability. I personally us it for smaller containers-but don't have to turn it up full.
1956968
It will work but I usually associate 1HP with the 100 sq/ft filter. It sounds like you may have more pump than you need for 10,000 gallons.