What is max flow rate? I want to water, not spray chemicals.
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by flo rate especially when you want to water instead of spraying. If you don't use the spray nozzle you have to turn it up to full stream and that's a much heavier flow than the spray. Also, if you spray a product like round-up, you have to hit the leaves of the plant for it to be effective and that would be hard to do just by watering. Just a suggestion but if you just want to water plants with chemicals, why not use just a watering can withour the spray filter on the end. As far as this sprayer goes, it is excellent and I have used it many times but I only use the sprayer setting. I'm not sure this is what your looking for but I've done my best. Arlene B. I'm not quite sure what you mean by flo rate especially when you want to water instead of spraying. If you don't use the spray nozzle you have to turn it up to full stream and that's a much heavier flow than the spray. Also, if you spray a product like round-up, you have to hit the leaves of the plant for it to be effective and that would be hard to do just by watering. Just a suggestion but if you just want to water plants with chemicals, why not use just a watering can withour the spray filter on the end. As far as this sprayer goes, it is excellent and I have used it many times but I... » Read More I'm not quite sure what you mean by flo rate especially when you want to water instead of spraying. If you don't use the spray nozzle you have to turn it up to full stream and that's a much heavier flow than the spray. Also, if you spray a product like round-up, you have to hit the leaves of the plant for it to be effective and that would be hard to do just by watering. Just a suggestion but if you just want to water plants with chemicals, why not use just a watering can withour the spray filter on the end. As far as this sprayer goes, it is excellent and I have used it many times but I only use the sprayer setting. I'm not sure this is what your looking for but I've done my best. Arlene B. « Show Less
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by flo rate especially when you want to water instead of spraying. If you don't use the spray nozzle you have to turn it up to full stream and that's a much heavier flow than the spray. Also, if you spray a product like round-up, you have to hit the leaves of the plant for it to be effective and that would be hard to do just by watering. Just a suggestion but if you just want to water plants with chemicals, why not use just a watering can withour the spray filter on the end. As far as this sprayer goes, it is excellent and I have used it many times but I only use the sprayer setting. I'm not sure this is what your looking for but I've done my best. Arlene B.
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I doubt that the flow rate would be adequate for watering. Possibly on very small plants. It is a sprayers.
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FROM HM DIGITAL: There are no recommended flow rates, but there is a maximum pressure rating, which is 232 PSI (16 bar) at room temperature (25C/77F).
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The flow rate is 1.8 gallons per minute, which means you'll get a 36 second flow from a 2 liter bottle. That is slightly less flow than a low flow shower, but it actually does a better job getting you wet/rinsing you off. While a single 2 liter bottle is sufficient for a "navy" shower, we recommend using two bottles for a complete shower (actually, I use 3 liters for a complete shower, but 4 liters works best for most people).
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I just looked at the instruction sheet for this model and it does NOT give flow rate; however, it states that for questions and concerns to contact "Tetracare Consumer Support" 800-423-6458 or www.tetracare.comHope this helps!
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RVG is correct at 3 feet it is low flow. The maximum head specification is 3.9 feet. The 396 for $6 more will flow about 200gph at 3feet and has a max head of 6.3 feet.
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There is no definite answer, but the unit is designed for regular consumer use. The standard water pressure for most residential are 35 to 80 psi. So anywhere in between would work. The misting nozzle used for this fan is a patented brass nozzle so it will produce fine mist regardless. We don't know how much water this unit uses.
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The flow rate is lower than a standard hose. However, the pressure should be adequate for your purpose.
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I have never measured the flowrate but it doesn't appear to have any flow limiting or restriction devices. Therefore the maximum flow rate will depend upon the water pressure feeding the faucet and of course the diameter of the service supply lines. If I were to guess what the maximum flowrate of the faucet as installed in my house, I would estimate about 20 gallons per minute.
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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
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No minimum flow necessary. There is a built in trickle gauge so you can monitor all water flow.
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Not sure what you mean by flow rate. The pressure is great. Has full flow or spray. It works great
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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
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When new aprox 1G.P.M. on a max. well pressure of 60 PSI. I have 2 of these filters plummed in a series. These would not flow enough water to use as a whole house filter. I use them for drinking water only.
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You should only have a flow rate of 1/2 gallon per minute at max. The slower you run it the better filtration you will have.
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This item does not come with a flow restrictor. Meanwhile, the waterflow is around 2.4 GPM.
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Can't say the exact flow rate but I can tell you that I love my showerhead! I like a strong stream to soothe my muscles and get through my thick hair and this does the trick.
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No. Use a maxi-jet 1200. They're cheap and you can use the included valve to dial back the flow rate.