how many gallons will this work on ?
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This system does NOT pump water, it only does the job of "cracking" the salt into chlorine. You run it in conjunction with your pump (on the pump output side) for as many hours as is necessary to properly chlorinate your pool given the current conditions (size of pool, hours of sun per day, severity of use, etc). The Intex documentation does not list running times for pool volumes above 14,000 gallons, so this is an indication that the system is likely not rated for much higher volume pools. If you run the saltwater system for upwards of 24 hours a day you could likely handle a larger volume pool, but I think this would be running the system too hard. This system does NOT pump water, it only does the job of "cracking" the salt into chlorine. You run it in conjunction with your pump (on the pump output side) for as many hours as is necessary to properly chlorinate your pool given the current conditions (size of pool, hours of sun per day, severity of use, etc). The Intex documentation does not list running times for pool volumes above 14,000 gallons, so this is an indication that the system is likely not rated for much higher volume pools. If you run the saltwater system for upwards of 24 hours a day you could likely handle a... » Read More This system does NOT pump water, it only does the job of "cracking" the salt into chlorine. You run it in conjunction with your pump (on the pump output side) for as many hours as is necessary to properly chlorinate your pool given the current conditions (size of pool, hours of sun per day, severity of use, etc). The Intex documentation does not list running times for pool volumes above 14,000 gallons, so this is an indication that the system is likely not rated for much higher volume pools. If you run the saltwater system for upwards of 24 hours a day you could likely handle a larger volume pool, but I think this would be running the system too hard. « Show Less
1006173
i have a small pool the is 4 foot deep and 15 feet in diameter and it works fine for me
1006174
My pool is a 4500 gallon and it worked fine. Just remember to CLEAN the system periodically or it will fail.
1513803
You will have to check with the manufacture. The pool I use it on is under 6,000 gallons. For my use it works perfectly.
1941676
Specs say 20 gallons or less. I would say between 10 and 20. Anything less and the tank gets too warm from the device. Definitely a good product though. I gave the 9 watt one in my 20 gallon and it works great. I used it to clean up an algae bloom but the specs say "Kills algae, pathogens and harmful bacteria" which may be why the tabs recommended them.
727195
Hi Kevin! It's your call, but the gallon range is somewhere between 47-75 gallons. On the lowest setting, it would probably be o.k., but a smaller one might be better. My tank is a 48 Euro and I have it at the highest setting.
568906
My RV tank holds approximately 40 gallons and I personally would use one season. So if I camped 3 to 4 times; it woulmax be 160 gallons. I also do home brewing at home and understand about filtered water. My conclusion is to be conservative and stop at 200 gallons
1232040
I would say I get a consistent 2.25 gallons out of mine -- 288 ounces. Your tank may need to be re-pressurized -- there are YouTube videos explaining how to do it.
449211
It will double in size each time. I started with 1 gallon and now I have enough for 6 gallons at a time. In about a month.
1681829
Mine was supposed to do 7 gallons, but it never really worked. I could not get the humidity up in the house above 25%.
2035205
It is designed to handle up to 10,000 gallons, so you could try 1/2 of the stuff it is set for 5,000 gallons, and then if it didn't work, you could use the other half, that is what I would do. My pool is 10,000 so i use the entire pack.:)
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I doubt it will do 500 gallon as it is a small filter. I have found that there is no reliable number for gallons for a filter, it is greatly effected by the water that is filtered. I would venture to guess it will do about 75 gallons if the water is reasonably clean to start with real dirty water may only do a few gallons. This is a great emergency water source but not a permanent answer for water.
689446
a little over 5 will be enough. The level shold always be checked with the ram of the cylynder retracted fully and the pump not running. the tank willhold much more but the site window will show full and the machine will operate properly with between 6 and 7 gal. of hydrolic fluid.
1915366
I have a filter system that works for up to 50 gallons. I use White Diamond Ammonia Neutralizing Crystals in it along with regular charcoal filter cartridges. I have a seperate media container that fits into my filter system that holds 4 ounces. (I use a 1/2 cup measure.) If you do the math.. 1 ounce of media should do about 12.5 gallons. *This should be changed out just as often as your charcoal filters (every 2 to 4 weeks).
1534944
I do not know how much it holds but would guess 2 gallons, maybe 2.5. But the key is to develop the habit among all users to replace in the top the approximate amount removed. We keep a pitcher convenient to do this. It only takes about 90 minutes for a gallon to percolate thru the filters, so you will never run out IF everyone replaces what they withdraw. (we have 2 filter unit) The filtering rate will slowly go down over time and they must be cleaned (easy to do.) I think you will enjoy the unit.
964574
My last filter went 198 gallons then blew up. However, I think it is our water quality and the age of the system. The first one I used worked for the whole lifr as expected.
2147322
It's about 2 to 2 1/2 gallons I would estimate. Their guide doesn't say. I use it with a continuous drain and it works perfectly. Very happy with the purchase.
2226779
The splitter tank is designed to run most effectively on 7 gallons more or less. I started with 5 and purged the hydraulic lines, added 2, and worked it for sometime before adding fluid to bring it up to the sight glass.
1681828
It really depends on the size of your house. Mine is 1200 SQ FT and when the unit is working (during the winter) I'm pretty sure it uses 4+ gallons per day. I am using distilled water in this unit (hooked direct to my distiller tank) and there is no way I can stop the unit from "flushing" itself - which is a complete waste of water. At least I don't have to bother cleaning it anymore...........the distilled water leaves the unit spotless. The only downside is that I have to await the day when the unit becomes inoperative because the plastic cracks again. A sad waste of $1200. If you are thinking of buying this unit - DON'T!!!!!!!!!!! It really depends on the size of your house. Mine is 1200 SQ FT and when the unit is working (during the winter) I'm pretty sure it uses 4+ gallons per day. I am using distilled water in this unit (hooked direct to my distiller tank) and there is no way I can stop the unit from "flushing" itself - which is a complete waste of water. At least I don't have to bother cleaning it anymore...........the distilled water leaves the unit spotless. The only downside is that I have to await the day when the unit becomes inoperative because the plastic cracks again. A sad waste of $1200. If... » Read More It really depends on the size of your house. Mine is 1200 SQ FT and when the unit is working (during the winter) I'm pretty sure it uses 4+ gallons per day. I am using distilled water in this unit (hooked direct to my distiller tank) and there is no way I can stop the unit from "flushing" itself - which is a complete waste of water. At least I don't have to bother cleaning it anymore...........the distilled water leaves the unit spotless. The only downside is that I have to await the day when the unit becomes inoperative because the plastic cracks again. A sad waste of $1200. If you are thinking of buying this unit - DON'T!!!!!!!!!!! « Show Less