I have 11/2" copper piping in my three story 2 1/2 bath town home. Which model works better, Fleck 5600SXT or the 7000SXT has better flow?
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The 7000 valve has a higher flow rate (35 gpm peak) over the 5600 valve (26 gpm peak), but keep in mind this is the valve alone. What size softener tank do you need? Keep in mind the most limiting part of your water softener is going to be the media bed. If you get a small or medium size softener, I would recommend the 5600sxt. If you get a large softener and need the higher flow, then I would recommend the 7000sxt. I hope this helps and if you have any questions (need help sizing?) and would like to speak to a real person, give me a call.Will 623.224.9012ABC Water Equipment The 7000 valve has a higher flow rate (35 gpm peak) over the 5600 valve (26 gpm peak), but keep in mind this is the valve alone. What size softener tank do you need? Keep in mind the most limiting part of your water softener is going to be the media bed. If you get a small or medium size softener, I would recommend the 5600sxt. If you get a large softener and need the higher flow, then I would recommend the 7000sxt. I hope this helps and if you have any questions (need help sizing?) and would like to speak to a real person, give me a call.Will 623.224.9012ABC Water Equipment
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The 7000 is what you want. It has the capability to utilize larger diameter plumbing.
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The 7000 would be the way to go - the other responses you received are correct - the 7000 we (CAI) distribute has 1.25" internal porting to allow for higher flow appication using 1.25" piping. Be careful though, the 7000 comes in both 1 inch and 1.25 inch versions, so be sure you select the 1.25 inch when sopping around.
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Depends on your pipe size. You should always select a unit that matches your inlet water supply pipe diameter to maximize flow and minimize pressure drop. In most cases this is either 3/4 or 1 inch. The supply pipe diameter is the one that comes into your home. In the case of municipal water supply, this is the diameter of the pipe immediately after the water meter. If you are on a well, the pipe is the one immediately after your pressure tank (also called an expansion or bladder tank). Do not consider the larger 1" size if your pipe is 3/4" in diameter - only costs more and provides you with no real benefit, however, if you have 1" or 1 1/4" pipe - get a 1" or 1 1/4 inch system. If you have 3/4" piping, consider our model WS4M using the Fleck 5600SXT, if 1" go with the WS6M using the Fleck 2510SXT. By the way, on Amazon, there are other companies trying to represent their product as ours - it is a very different product, different resin, tanks, etc. If you are interested in the CAI product, be sure it both is "Manufactured by" and "ships from" CAI Technologies.
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The manufacturer of the Amazon sold product is a taiwan company called Likuan. The model is NCP8883CP. The faucet is sold in various configurations but the model I received is lead-free brass and plastic interior. The only other configuration shown on the box is a forged brass and ceramic faucet. But the Likuan website does not make any mention to forged brass only low lead brass. So the one sold by Amazon is the safer option. Its also sold by FreshWaterSystems with the description: "regulatory compliance to California Prop. 65 and AB1953 compliant. Meets NSF/ANSI 61 Standards"
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I would recommend the 50 ft. You get much more heat transfer to the cooling water. I also added pieces of high temp tubing to separate the copper coils so the wort touches the entire copper surface, but this makes the coil about 10 to 11" tall.
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Dear Roberta, Thank you for your inquiry. This unit id Max. 120,000 Btuh - Min. 19,000 btuh. Please see link below for specs: http://www.noritz.com/residential-products/nr50/ Kind Regards, FAUCET TOWN USA
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The 00100 is insulated, the 00085 is not. The 00100 features a slightly fancier faucet as well; both unit's faucets are Tomlinson No-Drip. The best you can buy. (The insulated version has TWO basins that nest, providing insulation.)
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The H20 input and output on the Fleck heads are opposite from most other brands. Going from a Fleck to another Fleck (SHOULD) be very simple, remove the 6700 head and install the 5600sxt head and program the new head.
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The link given by Straker has some incorrect information as it claims 733 "shifts more air" than 660, while the opposite is true. 733 = 583 CFM; 660 = 584 CFM. Since they move the practically same amount of air and 660 is lighter and quieter, I would say 660 is better.
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Sorry I don't have the 660 but the 270 is silent and very powerful. Really moves the air and I can run it all night.
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My Fleck 56000Sxt 48,000 Is In My Pump House As I Live In The MountIns.Ask ABC Water.Company In Arizona That Is Where I BougHt Mine, They Are Very.Helpful Answered ALl My Questions.
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(3.3 GPM) Flojet Multi-Fixture Water Pump is "Quiet Quad" water system pump. Smooth flow, very low noise. Designed for installations with up to five outlets (3.3 GPM) and also to run smoothly for single fixture use. Unique, modern and efficient.
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It depends what you want to use it for. To just circulate water I think the one below the 1200 is good for a 55. I Have a 90 and it's plenty powerful.
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The 750 is a good size for your tank. I have the 1150 for a 75. The key is the position. Experiment with a few to see what your fish like.
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I have been trying to figure this out as cuisinart doesn't even have a 780 listed on their website and I was confused. If the only difference is the kcups and filters, then the 700 would be a better deal for us as we don't generally like most of the sampler kcups and amazon's price on it is currently $175
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The 570 has more HP and CFM through the housing and pipe to blow a higher volume of air out. The 570 also has an advanced air filtration system that the 560 does not. Hope that helps -Pantano Power Equipment
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I am not a technician, and I actually chose not to buy the Takagi unit, but whatever sizes or materials, the manufacturer recommends, I would use. I don't know what will pass through the piping, but too large, or too small, is sure to assure a hassle. Those units are sensitive, and they will protest, by not working properly, when you need them the most.
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There is no difference. Waterboss just updated their production and renamed the 220 to the 700. Parts for both are interchangeable.