How many gallons does this heater service?
364413
How many gallons you are trying to keep from freezing over and I not sure what wattage you are looking at? I have 2 ponds (2500 and 3000 gals. between 3 & 4 ft. deep) I have the 1500 Watt and just to keep an area open I could have probably gone with the lowest wattage and still had an area that didn't freeze over. The depth of your pond will also determine how quickly it will freeze, the deeper the pond the better and the less wattage needed. I live In Canada just across the border from Buffalo, NY.
364414
I have a cement fish pond that is 14 feet by 5 feet (weird shape) and 3-4 feet deep..I believe I figured it at over 2000 gallons at one point.I run it during the night about 12 hours (on a timer) so there is about a 4 foot melted circle when its consistently 18-28 degrees outside (in Michigan). I have it parked by a bank of rocks the fish lurk in to keep oxygen to the surface and the fish okay (they do fine). The local foxes and birds hang out here as well for water. If its for stock water, Id guess it would heat a lot better in a much smaller tank or pond. I dont think you need to melt the whole thing. I have a cement fish pond that is 14 feet by 5 feet (weird shape) and 3-4 feet deep..I believe I figured it at over 2000 gallons at one point.I run it during the night about 12 hours (on a timer) so there is about a 4 foot melted circle when its consistently 18-28 degrees outside (in Michigan). I have it parked by a bank of rocks the fish lurk in to keep oxygen to the surface and the fish okay (they do fine). The local foxes and birds hang out here as well for water. If its for stock water, Id guess it would heat a lot better in a much smaller tank or pond. I dont think you need to... » Read More I have a cement fish pond that is 14 feet by 5 feet (weird shape) and 3-4 feet deep..I believe I figured it at over 2000 gallons at one point.I run it during the night about 12 hours (on a timer) so there is about a 4 foot melted circle when its consistently 18-28 degrees outside (in Michigan). I have it parked by a bank of rocks the fish lurk in to keep oxygen to the surface and the fish okay (they do fine). The local foxes and birds hang out here as well for water. If its for stock water, Id guess it would heat a lot better in a much smaller tank or pond. I dont think you need to melt the whole thing. « Show Less
364415
Mine is a 1500w unit. Since I no longer have the box or the conversion chart, I'm really not 100% sure but I think it is for about 350-500 gallons. My pond is not that big and this unit works flawlessly, hope that helps.
1038449
varies....1-2 gallons,.... in some cases it can be as high as 4-7 gallons. Thank you. - j
1232040
I would say I get a consistent 2.25 gallons out of mine -- 288 ounces. Your tank may need to be re-pressurized -- there are YouTube videos explaining how to do it.
621904
You only have 6 gallons and that will give you enought for maybe 9 gallons for water hot enought for a bath and then you will have to wait for the water to heat in the water heater. So,I would say know to your question.
1324193
It really depends on your usage. I change them every 12 months, or less if I notice a quality change. The manufactures website has a fact sheet that says how many gallons they are rated for.
568906
My RV tank holds approximately 40 gallons and I personally would use one season. So if I camped 3 to 4 times; it woulmax be 160 gallons. I also do home brewing at home and understand about filtered water. My conclusion is to be conservative and stop at 200 gallons
1134014
I think it was 3 gallons. I actually purchased it for a friend so I not positive. But it was really nice! Pretty big unless you have a lot of counter space.
1941676
Specs say 20 gallons or less. I would say between 10 and 20. Anything less and the tank gets too warm from the device. Definitely a good product though. I gave the 9 watt one in my 20 gallon and it works great. I used it to clean up an algae bloom but the specs say "Kills algae, pathogens and harmful bacteria" which may be why the tabs recommended them.
1223108
i am not possitive but i believe about 7 gallons. i live in nv where it's very dry and i really like mine. hope this helps
1923351
i have only had the Rinnai for 8 months and i am very pleased with it. I had a power vented 50 Gal propane water heater before replacing with Rinnai. My propane usage has dropped greatly. As far as maintance i have not had to do anything. They recommend flushing every year.
1686332
They have 3 13,000 gallon ceramic filters so in theory 39,000 gallons. That can be done if you are not just filling it up with dirty water, so what you need to do is pre-filter the water through cheese cloth or a towel or something so that your not clogging up the filters. Then make sure to brush the filters clean once in a while and this will do great for you.
625832
The real answer is "I don't know." It is rated for 40000 gallons. I use mine only to fill the hot tub, so it should last for 100 fills. My ground water has high iron content, so if the fill water looks really discolored then the unit isn't functioning properly. Sometimes I take in a sample to test for heavy metals, so that would give me another indication.
161998
Well not sure exactly because we have a family of 2 and we have used about 13 gallons in lil over a month 。。。we use it for drinkin and cooking also so maybe times that by 2 should get you a pretty close estimate
2265668
Without the ice cone it holds 3 gallons. If you remove BOTH the ice cone and the insulating basin (which sits inside the main basin) then it will hold 3.5 gallons.
699217
It holds a little bit over One gallon and it runs for over 8 hours on a full tank at 50% load. I ran it daily on a recent camping trip. We used it for running the microwave and getting the evening news and the initial fill up lasted a week.
1856439
It holds about 3 quarts on each side. So 1.5 gallons total. When full, I can run mine for a full 24 hours between fill ups.
1691496
When the 4 initial gallons has been used it takes about an hour to heat another 4 gallons. but as the fresh water comes in it will start to heat that water, but takes a little while to come back to full use. but mine is in the garage and is great for washing hands and the use of small amounts of hot water.