can this be used to siphon a liquid cleaner to a high velocity water nozzle?
1509318
I have been told that it has been used in agriculture to water vegetation for may years.
1509319
Probably not- the high velocity part may make it ineffective - I found that this injector siphon only works well in a relatively small water pressure and flow range. It may say on instructions, I'm remembering something like 35 to 50 psi, flow rate will vary depending on hose size . You really have to dial this thing in.
1509320
It worked well with homemade fertilizer, which I assume is much thicker than liquid cleaner. I put a PVC pipe in the bucket I was siphoning from so I could make sure the liquid was siphoned off. When I noticed the level was not dropping, I increased the flow of the nozzle.
1509321
First, what is your high velocity? I use it to "pull" a cleaning solution into my cleaning system for my solar panels so I don't need to go up on the roof. This is only whatever psi, velocity is from the city water system. Still, I would believe it would work, because the water is creating a "vacuum" and sucking the solution through the mixer. Buy it!
2089868
The length of the hose makes no difference the hozon goes on the hose bib, if the hose is capable of passing water the siphon will work.
1327945
sure it can, not its intended use. The weight of the water in the hoses will likely be an issue. Just go to a hardware store and buy some brass fittings to get you from hose thread to that 3/8 brass air fitting thread. This tool is junk by the way, it can hardly handle air (broke in first 3 months), so I think it will struggle (break) with water.
2163434
I've used it on the pvc in pool plumbing with great success. Under high pressure as well. If the skimmer is the right kind of plastic it will do the job for sure.
1014155
Don't know. It probably wouldn't hurt the nozzle itself, but I'm sure the rubber washer isn't made for high-heat areas. It's made to screw onto the end of a water hose. Yours might be a question for the manufacturer.
249159
The siphon part would work but I don't know how hot of water you want to use since with the plastic.
822570
If you plan to use it as in inline siphon then no. The fittings easily pop out of the ends for quick cleaning and the check valve would be too restrictive and over work your pump.
2178393
definitely, but you may want to consider a TeraPump TRHA01 (also sold by Sojitek) instead. Would give you more flexibility with discharge coming out of a hose you can direct rather than the rigid spigot of this one. Also easier to use as a hand held unit rather than one meant to attach to a 5 gallon water jug.
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My opinion is no. You might be better off with a siphon which has a bulb that you squeeze. This shaker-type siphon will probably come out of the liquid when you shake it to start the siphon.
2050323
I don't see any reason why you couldn't. We just use it for water, but the spout and valve seem capable of handling most liquids. Might not work for something viscous like molasses.
1656036
Yes it is possible, with the right reduction couplings and or adaptors, but it was meant for a larger volume discharge. This would defeat the purpose of having a high flow pump and having it discharge through a smaller diameter hose!.
1034172
Please note that the pump is really just to start the siphon. This will probably only work if it is downhill all the way to the sewer. We use it for a rain barrel so we never looked into longer hoses.
631551
I would imagine so. It works well for removing layers of old paint. It needs a real good air supply @ 90psi though.
1706685
Sorry, I haven't tried that, but I think it would work using the mincing nozzle.
39352
Hello, Your stated pressure and flow rate would call for a 3.0 orifice nozzle. Yes this will work. Drew Rockpowerpumptool
1115193
Yes. If your "whipped cream maker soda siphon" uses a standard CO2 style cartridge, which it probably does. Good luck.
2272465
I would guess so.. as long as the water input port is the same size, it should work. The blue/gray triangle-ish shaped thing floats around on the top of the water (using water jets) and it has a net that reaches down and drags around on the bottom picking up debris.