Are you able to adjust the flow rate on this unit to something less then 158 GPH?
891834
One the end of the intake air hose, you can screw the adjustment down to limit the flow. You can also point the out take up, down, left or right, in which I did. My fish love the higher flow and bubbles. My giant danios will swim up and surf the bubbles, and enjoy it very much. What I recommend though, is to replace the little hose with a little longer piece, and one that's not kinked.
744484
I am not sure the flow rate, but it is adjustable. mine is in a 150gal I am at about 3/4 on flow it cleaned up tank in two days . works great I love it. highly recommend it. worth every penny.
1035361
I don't know the flow rate but it has a removable water restrictor, so you can set it up accordingly.
1878753
This is an off-on Valve. It can control the flow rate I am sure, but not pressure.
944509
No you don't. You can adjust the flow separately to each outlet. 80 P.S.I. Is really high pressure. In our area 65 is recommended and we run at 70 p.S.I
174629
Yes. The drip rate can be controlled. There is a sensitive switch for that. IT takes a little patience but it is well worth it
1667566
You can adjust it as low as you want. As far as psi, I have no clue, but the adjustment is very fine meaning you have nice control over the flow, not like some where it's more of an on/off switch.
467826
Can't say for sure but it does flow all that is supplied. It is a nice unit. The Manufacturer should be able to tell you the max flow rate.
1174841
Absolutely not, this is a mixer only and a very temperamental one at that. And is a flow restricting valve as well. It would work well for you if you want to turn on the water to a temperature, and leave it, but other than that, it is unable to change the rate of flow.
1538227
There are no controls on the pump. The only way to effect flow is to pinch the hoses, which isn't very accurate for adjusting the flow.
1931135
it needs to have about 2400psi up to 3300 max,,, also your gallons per minute need to be over 2.2 at least, for this to work the way it needs to
14227
Not sure of the flow rate maybe their site can tell you that specific info. I have a pressure gauge on my line and tested before and after installation, and there was no drop in pressure or flow. I have city water and I replace mine every three months. With that schedule there is never a flow issue
1167112
I wouldn't unless you made some serious modifications to the unit. It is too unreliable. If you redesign the output valve you might be able to get away with it. I redesigned the one I have and it works very well now.
2162029
Sorry to say I don't remember. However, the flow rate is quite good as it comes.
1433724
Local code might require the lower flow and your shower head or handheld unit probably restricts the flow to 2.5 gpm anyways. But, if you can get the higher flow, might as well go with it.
1643749
Can you adjust the flow and temperature separately? If so, I don't think you have a standard valve.
1626454
Not sure the flow rate specs but it works fine when running on my low pump setting.