Can this be used for a gyser?
327509
The timer is mechanical and doesn't use power but if you are turning off a 220v circuit, you need a double pole timer. This is a single pole timer and would only turn off one leg of the 220v volt circuit.
327510
Rishi, either you mean something different with the word "gyser" than I do, OR you are working on a truly wonderful project. Where I come from, a gyser is a natural volcanic spring which periodically shoots water out. (That's what I would think you meant if you walked up to me and shouted "Gyser!") Typically geysers operate on geothermal heat not electricity. Maybe you mean a fountain, like in a garden pond? In that case it should work but make sure the current draw of the pump is not too high for the timer.
327511
What is a gyser? If you're talking about a geyser falls, it depends on the current draw of the pump. I don't think it will handle more than 20 amps.
1729653
I bought it for that purpose -- to use on a butane camp stove when our electricity goes out. So yes, you can.
1442531
Not really made for that. But the tubing that comes with it could be used that way.
1001601
I don't see why not, but I used this model for a jacuzzi heater, so it did it's thing at the higher end of the range. You would need an external regulator I believe, as this one has an internal device that can't be accesssed or set.
1520930
I wouldn't try it. You would still need the water and dry ice and water mixture wouldn't be a good. On the other hand maybe it could become a fog machine...
949671
I wouldn't think so. I strictly use this for an O ring on my pool pump. It's very thick and greasy.
1580042
No, you will have to cut and band the hose on it...mine burnt up already . Got it for ssltwater setup
1171038
Hey there. I bought it to hook up to my Chauvet geyser and it didn't work properly. It's a 4 channel geyser I found out after the fact. I doubt it will work for 7 channel.
2103640
You could try it. It's used for drinking water so I assume it could also be used for that.
725827
I believe that you could, as the basin the burner fits inside is fillable, though you may like to check with mfr for any possible concerns about high heat retention or other feedback they may have, as I did not try this personally so can't speak to it from experience. Wish you well and an excellent 4th :)
1729841
Yes it could be used. However you may need to drill holes for the temperature probes.
475627
you can use it for that but it is not well made. I bought a SS Thermos and no longer use this one.
320379
I assume you can since it is used in all spas I know. Although I'm not 100% sure so check with your manufacture.
206492
I don't see why not. We had 25k gallons above ground and this thing was amazing!
202256
I am not sure. I used it on my frig. only. I expect that it would be fine as long as you let it dry well before using the burner.
830733
I haven't used it for that type of application but would think it would work, would just have to ensure it didn't overheat and dry out all the liquids.
1826946
No sir. It will not serve your purpose well. Used my stick four or five times and it burnt out. But the real problem is that it takes a long time to heat water. I figure it raised 10 gallons at about 10 per hour.