I had one before that restricted flow somewhat when it was on. Does this one do that?
2060546
No, it does not. I am totally satisfied with mine. It does exactly what I wanted it to do.
2060547
I don't believe so. It's hard to remember. We've had ours on for several years now. My husband says not at all. If it does, it's not enough to bother us. We have it on 2 shower heads, one is a standard 2.5 gpm and the other is a 2.0 gpm.
2060548
It does not restrict flow. It works really well to turn off water when hot then pull the chain and full flow begins. It was simple to install and I have used for a few months with great results.
828563
Yes, it was very easy to remove, no trouble at all. It has been a while, but if I remember correctly, there may have been two pieces that could restrict flow. Be sure to check for more than one.
2110657
No, and personally I had to remove a flow regulator in the other part of my shower pipe because after a couple years of use, it gunked up and severely restricted flow. After removing that, the water pressure is pretty high, which is preferred by everyone in my house other than me, but before it was just a trickle.
1856944
No. You control flow by limiting the outflow. I have a valve on the output and the pump can run even when it's completely closed.
2051569
It depends. Mine stopped once when my water level was too low. I would keep an eye on the water level
2022985
No. There is often a flow restrictor that can be removed to give more pressure if your water pressure is low.
223555
Sorry, but no. I did not remove the flow constrictor, the product works fine as is.
2169304
Since this is a timer with built-in valve, anything it is hooked up to will be shut off when that is called for by the timer. Any other restriction will depend on what is attached to the outlet side of the valve. If you have another hose on the outlet side, it will flow just as well as if the timer were not there when it is open.
488377
Not by a noticeable amount in my application. I expect it has a ball valve, so depending upon the size of your supply and demand, it may restrict the flow a little but if you have a typical hose bib this is not noticeable.
1208170
Seems like it's faulty to me. I just replaced my filter with a new one and the flow is the same as the one that came with the unit.
1864838
Mine does that occasionally. Try unscrewing the head and re-adjusting the filter - that works about 80% of the time. Lately, (purchased last year) to change the flow setting, I find myself almost spinning the dial to get it to change. I think there is a flaw in the design somewhere, I just haven't had time to really look into it! Good luck!
1848718
I have the stainless steel one, and yes, the pressure seem diminished slightly. Not sure if it's a 'green' low flow feature.
1447123
Yes it can and I suspect that is intended use. It does restrict the flow about 20% however.
655548
Yes, the flow if adjustable with the knob under the flow meter on the side.
57946
Yes it does it's automatic on the female connector, so if you disconnect it shuts off the flow. I would have liked a manual control but that's really a different animal.
3291
Yes, water flow is limited. I periodically refresh the water in my pond and it takes much longer with this hose. It's great otherwise.
1246149
Some times if the filter is tightened too much it seems to shut off the water flow. Try loosening it and see if that works. If not then call your supplier,I have found them to be very helpful.