Did I miss the estimate of how many gallons this could push at, say, 10psi?
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In my experience about 8-9 beers, but not beacuse you run out of CO2. That's just when it stops working.
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David, I use 2.5 gal mini kegs and this charger will empty two kegs with one 16 gram cartridge. My taps are mounted directly to the liquid quick connect with no lines used so pressure is not an issue. When the flow gets weak, I pull the trigger a couple times to give it some more gas. I like them, no leaks and the control is good. I hope this helps.
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I used it when the keg was one third full just to try it out before I took the keg away from the main CO2 bottle and regulator . I would say it might take two or three of the CO2 bombs to do a whole 5 galon keg. This is to push the beer out not to carbonate the brew. I will still use the regulator for that as it would give you more control.
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I always presurize with my large CO2 tanks before leaving home. Then use these to serve with. I have 5 gallon tanks. Never used all 5 gallons, always take extra co2 cartidges.
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David, I use 2.5 gal mini kegs and this charger will empty two kegs with one 16 gram cartridge.My taps are mounted directly to the liquid quick connect with no lines used so pressure is not an issue. When the flow gets weak, I pull the trigger a couple times to give it some more gas. I like them, no leaks and the control is good. I hope this helps.
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I am doing 10 GPM. I am sure it can take more since I do not notice a drop in pressure before the unit was installed and after the unit was installed. What is your reason for buying the unit?
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That will depend on what you consider acceptable volume and pressure.It certainly would suffice if I were the washer, with bucket, sponge and brush, as all I want from it is a rinse and a bucket-fill.However, if you really want 10GPM, you'll have to go to a very large hose - and have the water system to back it up.It WILL handle normal household pressure, but I'd not leave it pressurized other than when you're using it.
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I had to use a regulator to get down to 60 psi, so it's well over that. Maybe close to 100.
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Hi, Buffy... about two-and-a-half gallons. When filling the upper gravity feed portion, though, make certain there is enough "room" in the lower receptacle for the water. I made the mistake of filling the upper portion when the lower section was only about half full and I had "spillage"...
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The bottom line is going to be water pressure. I use it with a booster pump
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It depends on how strong your pump is will determine the end results. Can you tell me in more specific what you are trying to accomplish?
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The Orifice # like 3,4,5, Etc would be the # gallons per minute at the standard pressure of 4000 psi. The ratio is not linear. A #4 would pass 2 gpm @ 1000 psi, 4 gpm @ 4000 psi and 5.7 @ 8000 psi. An excellent chart at "ultimatewasher.com".
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I haven't exactly measured but I would say about 1-2 gallons of water (somewhere in between)
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The instructions say 15 psi is the minimum. I have a 50 gal water barrel set up for watering with a hole about 6" away from the bottom, the barrel is almost full, and it doesn't seem to work with this amount of pressure. Granted, I couldn't get the timer to work from a hose, either.
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There is nothing that says the exact volume, but I used just under 1 & 1/2 gallons of distilled water.
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i would say a 10 as far as pumps go mine is out in the open and close to my back porch and you can just barely here it
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My pump has 5 feet of hose on each end, for a total of 10 feet. Source: went out to the barn and measured it.
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The pressure gauge on my unit redlines at 144 psi. I doubt very seriously that it will deliver anything close to that.
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Yes should be more than enough I fully cycled my 10 gallon using a little less of a 1/4 of the 2oz container
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In short, yes you can do what you explain without any added pumps. Best thing for doing what you desire is to upgrade to a larger storage tank. This will allow you to run multiple lines without stress on the system for your demands. But as an example, with the standard 3gal tank, I have no problem with lines running over 10' above the tank and still have good pressure. Just doesn't last long with the small tank. Remember, this system makes a decent amount of waste water, so don't expect 10gal to go in and 10gal to come out. If you plan on using it throughout your house, the cost and water consumption will surprise you.
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there is a chart in the owner's manual for the amount you put in to the amount you get out. Your old coffee maker must have had more power but I'd use the chart in the manual. I'd say about 3/4 in a tablespoon to the amount you put in "cups" of water so 7 tblspns for 10 cups but you will not get 10 cups brewed coffee.