How much water pressure does this unit have?
1985355
pretty high pressure. I make sure not to let it hit the grout in my shower.
1985356
That depends on the pressure your shower head has. We had our pressure regulator on the shower head removed before we purchased the Shower Pik and we feel like it causes too much pressure for the Pik. We have to use ours on the lowest setting but this is a very effect tool for cleaning teeth. We have a single point faucet also which means you have to have the shower flowing at a warm setting or else if you turn the faucet down to a slower flow we have cold water to floss with which is not good. A two handle faucet would allow better flow control for water conservation.
1985357
I don't have anything to compare it to, but I'll say that it has 2 settings. 1 is very comfortable, the higher setting is a bit more intense. FYI, I'm glad I bought the Showerpik.
1985358
Had mine not even 2 months and it just quit working. I m going to call waterpik about this. Loved it when it was working. Just stopped with no indication anything going out on it
1985359
It definitely has enough water pressure to clean my teeth well. The water pressure at my house fluctuates a bit and I noticed that when the water pressure is higher the WaterPik works better. Having a good charge on the battery is also very important. This is a very good unit though I wish the battery lasted longer.
2118906
That depends upon water pressure; about 80psi is about right...nuf said. And what is a restrictor?
620394
My water pressure has not changed, this was a simple install and it has worked well.
898821
I don't know actually, i was looking at gallons per hour rather than pressure when I bought it. Having said that, I have no way of telling if it meets that spec or not, but it seems to be working.
1405671
Water pressure is normal even with a low flow shower head. minimal resistance.
44578
I was able to set it as low as 25 inches water column (27.72 inches water column equals 1 PSI), and calibrated it to 42 inches water column (about 1.5 PSI) for the application where it was being used. Specs say it can go as high as 5 PSI, though I had no reason to check it at that pressure. From where the adjusting wheel ended up being to provide the 1.5 PSI setting, there was still lots more adjustment available to set it higher.
593717
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?
799228
It doesn't say on the box, but I run mine at normal well pressure of 40 - 60psi.
756932
Very good pressure. Depends on water pressure in your house, but mine is moderate and the spray is better than the one I replaced.
1345227
Mine was set to cut in at 40psi at factory and I installed a pressure valve in the pump outlet line and set it for 60psi but it can go a little higher if you think your water lines can hold the pressure.
1990355
20-30 psi. 15 feet - but I do NOT recommend these sprinklers. They all (8 of them) failed within 6 months. I now use a much more simple unit - the Pacific Sprinkler - which also avoids the mineral content of my water source.
2152660
I haven't had any water pressure problem with this it works awesome. The spray nozzles inside the unit makes an increase pressure. Great product
1803015
Works good at my house and water pressure is low generally here. This unit has better pressure than the other shower in my house
2025524
That's a good question. It uses water pressure that is controlled by a valve that you control with the knob.
1136509
I do not know, but it works quite well with the water pressure in my house.
1589320
It's dependant on the line pressure in your house. Our line pressure is about 65 psi and the showerhead works very well.
310935
I also contacted ECO Smart and if you change all your water outlets to 1.5GPM, most are 2.5GPM it helps the unit and you save water on your bill. I install the same unit in my parents home with 1.5GPM water reducers on all faucets and showers, "No one noticed a difference in water pressure". You can get a 6 pack of water savers a Lowes for $30.