How to adjust flow rate?
267422
you can adjust the direction the flow comes out so unless one direction lowers the flow, ive never seen a specific way to lower it.
267423
When you pull up the telescopic water return, directly under the opening there is a small notch and the words "<---max/min--->". The notch is a little hard to adjust without fingernails but you can move it left or right (mine was set to max when I took the unit out of the box so it was pushed all the way left.) When you move the notch it will make a slight clicking or ratcheting sound. I put the flow all the way to the minimum and it is perfect for my 3 gallon tank and super quiet. You can then adjust the direction of output head and slide it back down. (Sorry to answer so many years after asking, I just wanted others to see that it is adjustable since a lot of the answers imply that it isn't.) When you pull up the telescopic water return, directly under the opening there is a small notch and the words "<---max/min--->". The notch is a little hard to adjust without fingernails but you can move it left or right (mine was set to max when I took the unit out of the box so it was pushed all the way left.) When you move the notch it will make a slight clicking or ratcheting sound. I put the flow all the way to the minimum and it is perfect for my 3 gallon tank and super quiet. You can then adjust the direction of output head and slide it back down. (Sorry to answer so... » Read More When you pull up the telescopic water return, directly under the opening there is a small notch and the words "<---max/min--->". The notch is a little hard to adjust without fingernails but you can move it left or right (mine was set to max when I took the unit out of the box so it was pushed all the way left.) When you move the notch it will make a slight clicking or ratcheting sound. I put the flow all the way to the minimum and it is perfect for my 3 gallon tank and super quiet. You can then adjust the direction of output head and slide it back down. (Sorry to answer so many years after asking, I just wanted others to see that it is adjustable since a lot of the answers imply that it isn't.) « Show Less
267424
As far as I can tell, the flow rate cannot be changed. The only thing you can adjust is the direction of the flow.
267425
When you adjust direction, there is also a setting for flow. It's difficult to describe, at least for me, but the flow adjustment is also done through the head/neck of the output nozzle by turning it. If you play around with it a little you should be able to feel the adjustment when you're turning it. And obviously by the flow.
510257
You won't be able to increase the actual flow. I is what it is. But you can increase the apparent flow by increasing the pressure at the nozzle. To do that, pick the shower head with the lowest gallons-per-minute rating,and adjust the head for a needle spray.
2061645
No. Use a maxi-jet 1200. They're cheap and you can use the included valve to dial back the flow rate.
313604
If you run it wide open, probably so.But there is a flow valve (the gray lever) that you can control the flow rate.
1991730
Intake out take... there is a small circle in the middle on the top of the filter and turns to the left/right that should adjust the flow faster or slower.
1734610
On my system, there is a little "switch" on the side of the pump which can be adjusted to a lower flow...hope that helps
1487026
There is a small circle knob on the front of each sprayer to adjust. Also, make sure you have water on strong enough because at a certain rate the water falls through the hole area close to the spigot, but doesn't when water is running with proper pressure.
10041
I have used it to a depth of 200'. The only way to adjust the flow rate is to us a valve to choke it back.
1468470
There is not meter or anything like that. Manufacturer recommends changing every 6 months. If it gets overused or you have a lot of TDS or minerals in your water it will slow the flow down when capacity is getting used up.
2043021
I like the adjustable feature so no matter the size of the fountain (within reason) you can have it flow as you like. I just have to use filtered water since mine gums up in a couple of days. Just spin the dial and get the pressure you want or need.
697565
To adjust the output you can put a ball valve on the out to slow down the flow
744486
Yes, flow rate is adjustable. Not sure of actual GPM of flow but it puts out quite a bit of flow.
1849886
I am not too happy with mine. It doesn't flow out quickly. I am in the process of returning my purchase. Wish you luck. Try calling customer service they might be able to help you
467826
Can't say for sure but it does flow all that is supplied. It is a nice unit. The Manufacturer should be able to tell you the max flow rate.
787192
we had to adjust ours as well...make sure the stream area is clean...nothing blocking it, good luck!
41833
There is a switch on the pump that allows you to set the degree of flow. I didn't want to bother with pulling the pump back out, so I just stuck some hornwort in front of the output. Voila! Happy neons!
479065
never paid much attention to flow rate, but we have flow rate to meet our needs. I would expect that flow rate is is related to the pressure that your water supply or regulator provides.