What is the unit for which water can be pumped at a time? (i.e. ounces, etc.)
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You get to set the number of seconds that the pump will operate at one time, and the number of times per day it will pump for that period of time. The amount of water pumped to each plant depends on how many plants you are running water to. Keep in mind that plants that are higher will get less water, and if a plant is below the water reservoir there is some probability that you will siphon water in addition to pumping it, or even just end up with a continuous siphon. You can use rechargeable batteries if you like, but regular batteries might last longer before having to replace the batteries. You get to set the number of seconds that the pump will operate at one time, and the number of times per day it will pump for that period of time. The amount of water pumped to each plant depends on how many plants you are running water to. Keep in mind that plants that are higher will get less water, and if a plant is below the water reservoir there is some probability that you will siphon water in addition to pumping it, or even just end up with a continuous siphon. You can use rechargeable batteries if you like, but regular batteries might last longer before having to replace the batteries.
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The unit is ml/sec . The total quantity is a function of number of outlets and height of the tube openings. See my other posts regarding regarding how to determine how long to run and frequency. Hope this helps. Get the brochure if you do not have it at the address on the box.
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Around 5 liters I think, from my personal use, idk how many ounces that is sorry. If 1 oz is 28g/ml of water I guess 160 ish?
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You can boil 60 oz of water at a time...so divide that by how large a cup you are talking about: 6 oz, 8 oz, or larger.
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A pump device would probably be the best option. I use a "First Need" water purification system when siphoning directly from a stream into a sterile, (non contaminated) water bottle or bag. The Sawyer mini I use in line with my camel back.
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If you have a single tank machine, it is three ounces per gallon of water. If your machine has dual tanks, one for the solution and one for just water, the machine will do the correct mixture. The instructions are on the rear label of the Pet Plus plastic bottle.
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Holds about a gallon. Runs about an hour before needs refilling. Adjustable mist level. Sight glass on back shows water level.
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I am not sure of the maximum time as I only run it about 30 minutes at a time. I have not had to refill the water very often. Sorry I cannot answer your question.
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You can use any pump but I purchased this one and love it: Beckett Large Fountain Pump, 400 GPH. It really pushes the water and so far has been extremely dependable.
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In case the previous answers were not clear, the 3.4 oz size also comes with a pump.
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This is more dependent on your body than the pump. In 10-15 mins I would get anywhere between 1.5oz to 3oz.
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2 ounces per gallon of water 1/2 ounce per quart. Mix only what you need. The unused portion can't be saved.
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You first fill the cup you want to drink from with water. You pour it in the tank, run the machine and get exactly the same amount back (minus steam, filter keep). No storage, it empties every time. My guess is 14-16oz The top of the tank has a tiered levels approach, like pool steps. You can visually see it hit the last tier when full
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Not recommended. The unit works on a specific amount of water, if it needs 6 or 8oz of water thats what it uses.. Adding water to the tank will not gain anything.
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I use a size 4 filter and my mug holds 12 oz. I would think you could walk away til almost emptied and then add more water. I have filled all the way to top of filter.
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Sure E.CauPulog I can rely to that. The one I bought can take 60 ml or 2.0 oz.
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I poured water into one and then poured the water into a measuring cup and it was over 12oz. I did not fill the cup all the way, just to the inner lip.
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one ounce per gallon of water for new/recently planted plants, and potted plants. two ounces per gallon of water for well established plants/trees