Do you know how fast it sucks up the water? Like for example---mins per gallon/cup or ect
836699
The problem I had with it wasn't the speed of syphonung water that was quick enough but the suction was good enough the gravel in my tank clogged it up all the time. Had to restart syphon 3 or 4 times taking care of a 2 gal tank
1742738
I believe it is 3.5 gallons per minute. I am on holiday and do not have the specs with me. I was very pleased with this pump.
587180
You would empty your tank a bit quickly but it does work. I sometimes use it to make an Americano which is just adding hot water to the espresso. It does heat up very quickly.
2003070
It definitely siphons more than 1 gallon per minute, but I haven't timed it. I can tell you that I drain my fish tank in very little time with this siphon.
333649
This is one peice. It's the whole house version. It's about 6" in diameter. It's designed for over 20gal per min while the smaller one is rated at about 6gpm.
2162143
It seems to siphon @ a little over a gallon per minute, so 3-4 minutes. Best guess.
1726392
It makes about 3/4 of a gallon in just under 4 hours. It's a very sturdy machine & makes great water. I'm very happy with it so far (5 months). Even my wife is on board now, who initially balked at the price. I can't comment on the noise as i have it in my basement, maybe about as loud as a white noise machine.
1478654
It is very fast. In fact, the water flows through so fast that I double up the paper filters to slow it down so it isn't weak. I have a pot of coffee in about 7-10 minutes? I have not timed it.
1896076
This machine will suck just about any leaf if it is wet, the wetter the better. My problem with this machine is that it will only suck for about a minute (1). I don't know if the water gets into the motor or what the problem is, But it's the worst money I've ever spent on my water garden. Disapppointing, frustrating. A lot of money to spend on something that quits after just minutes!
146710
It takes several days to collect a cup of water, even in a damp room, so I would use a more powerful dehumidifier--maybe even a less energy-efficient, noisier compressor-style dehumidifier. If I use my compressor-style dehumidifier in the same room, it will remove a gallon of water in 24 hours!
1265975
Not this one. Even though this was rated at the higher gallons per hour it just couldn't keep up , don't get me wrong nice little pump, we put it in the fountain outside , was not a good fit for our big fishtank however.
54753
It just takes about an ounce or ounce and a half per gallon of water, so it yields a LOT and it works FANTASTIC!
364356
I can't speak for everyone but mine takes about an hour to filter 1 gallon of water. And I use my hose because the filters won't allow much water through and it backed up my plumbing and leaked under my sink. I stopped using it all together
2112067
Why would you want too?The filter at best will make 1 gallon of water in 14.4 minutes,that's when it's new.I've had mine for about 7 months, and the time too fill has increased by about 5 minutes per gallon .I use it just for my aquariums. but it still has under a 0.09 ppm,and I make 30 gallons a week.When it reads over 0.25 I'll buy a new one.My guess is that it will last about a year,that will be just under 1600 gallons of filtered water.one more thing this unit has a 2 too 1 ratio,for every 1 gallon of pure water you dump 2 gallons.There are better filters with a 1 too 1 ratio.Also with more gph if you are looking for one under the sink you will want a much faster and more gph no less then 250 gph.Good luck hope this helps.
2169683
I believe it comes down to the flow. I believe the flow of this filter is 30 gallons per minute. Double check that value, but it should not be a problem. FYI: I use it on a 50 h.p. 2 stroke and the added insurance of a water seperator allows me to go furthet out than I probably should. Besides, its a Racor!
1677521
It will ALL depend on your water quality. You should be able to hit that (or better) pretty easily. I am in the Houston area (nasty municipal water supply) and I am getting about a gallon every 3.5 minutes. Also depends on how often you clean your filters.
1896077
This machine will suck just about any leaf if it is wet, the wetter the better. My problem with this machine is that it will only suck for about a minute (1).I don't know if the water gets into the motor or what the problem is, But it's the worst money I've ever spent on my water garden.Disapppointing, frustrating. A lot of money to spend on something that quits after just minutes!