what is the gpm for this shower head
310570
Have no idea. I took the unit apart and removed the rubber ring. Now it flows real GOOD!
2268616
My father installed the shower head, so I don't know the answer. I'm sorry that I can't help you more.
1947074
I bought the following two items and they appear to be the correct ones. I have them installed in the wall but the shower is still under construction.Grohe 19411000 Eurosmart Cosmo Pressure Balance Valve Trim, ChromeGrohe 35015000 Grohsafe Universal Pressure Balance Rough-In Valve
1880287
I had a problem with a 2.0 GPM showerhead and my Rheem 13 instant on heater. If you don't demand enough hot water (.5gpm) the heater will not even come on and I had a problem with the water temp switching hot cold hot cold. I went up to a 2.5 GPM shower head and it works fine. I personally would not recommend under a 2.5 GPM showerhead. If you're just using hot water it will be fine, it is true that the lower the flow the hotter the water. But if you're trying to mix hot and cold, if you anywhere near one-third hot and two thirds cold it won't even come on with a 1.5 gpm fixture.
1566575
This is a "rainfall" head. The idea here is to reduce the pressure so that all the available water falls like rain. It does that. It provides enough water to shower comfortably without harsh sprays. It puts out the standard US 2.4 gal/min water flow. If you want more water, add a couple of wall sprays. Those will be force sprays, not rain sprays. Each will also be effectively limited to 2.5 gpm
367516
I measured 1.64 gpm, plus or minus about 0.03. That's 9% above spec. I've had the showerhead for several months, so any adjustment within the showerhead should have happened long ago.
701749
Well, I don't know the specific GPM so it might take awhile, the other thing is it needs to be upright to function so that may be an issue in your situation and the discharge hose isn't more than a couple of feet.
1712728
At 8 feet the 91330 & 91335 model will pump about 30 GPM. You can find the "PERFORMANCES" chart in your owners manual on page %. If you don't have your manual, you can download it at http://www.superiorpump.com/Manuals/utility.manuals.html.
661436
I don't know, but this is the best showerhead I have ever had. I've had 2 of them for a year or two and the pressure is still good. The outer ring covers a larger diameter and the inner showerhead can be adjusted for pressure. The removable feature is nice too, for rinsing the shower or kids.
1534365
While I can't tell you the gpm the faucet has excellent water pressure. We are very pleased with it
952048
The one I received was the 800 GPM non-automatic bilge pump. It operates with a separate float switch. I use it in the shower sump.
1910623
I guess I will be the voice of dissent, but our unit has struggled significantly. With a 1.75 gpm shower head and a 1.5 gpm faucet you most definitely feel a temperature drop in the shower. This unit has definitely underperformed the manufacturer's specs.
334502
Yes, it is 2.0 GPM max for the fixed showerhead (and 1.75 max for the handheld), which meets the CALGreen max. I'm not sure why the Amazon site lists it as 2.5 GPM, might be from a previous generation of the product. Since it's a thermostatic valve with a separate diverter, you can easily control the flow (no push-pull fiddling). I'm personally very happy with the showerhead. Very even, wide water distribution, but more forceful than you would get with a full-width "rain" showerhead. Water can only flow from either the fixed showerhead OR the handheld, not both concurrently.
169361
I had the same question. I went to the manufacturer's website and looked at the spec sheet which says it's rated for 10 GPM http://www.aquapurefilters.com/shop/product/resource/760/ap430ssspec.pdf
318372
There is no GPM rating on the package. I use 2 in series under the kitchen cabinet for drinking water. They are not built for whole house use. The water pressure and taste is the same as with my original filters that cost much more.
1122789
9.5 gpm, each shower will be about 2.5 gpm, so it can easily handle 3, if all they ran was hot water and you have a typical rise of ~60-70°, and it would still have enough left to run a faucet or dishwasher. But since most people will run a mix of hot and cold, it will be able to handle more in practice (probably about 4 simultaneous showers). As long as your water pressure is good enough.
1947277
I don't know the GPM; there are three of us in the house and if one let the shower going for the duration the next person may not have enough hot water so we have to conserve i have a 40 gallon hot water tank, i tried to change to a less water flow shower head but the ladies in the house objected they like it allot, i bought the extension arm along with the shower head and I would say i am glad I did.