If the aerator is removed about how many gallons per minute does it flow? Would it be unrestricted, sort of like a garden hose?
1157591
Not sure GPM but it should be fine to run water through a garden hose with no issues.
1245632
I have 3 and 2 outlet timers, not a single outlet but I presume the programming is almost identical so the answer would be , no. It can certainly water for the duration of one minute but I think 6 hrly intervals is the shortest. Not sure what you intend watering but can only suggest you water at a very low flow rate to be equivalent to the amount of water you expected to use under your scenario. This may not be suitable but the simplicity and ease of use of these timers means intricate watering patterns cannot be addressed.
1919110
The aerator comes out easy, but the spray assy. seems to be fixed. It appears you might have to use a very fine gauge wire or drill bit and clean any plugged holes manually.
316416
I think this will be too small for your purposes. I would look for something that has 4 gal per minute flow. Our is primarily used for a workroom in the garage.
2001209
You should only have a flow rate of 1/2 gallon per minute at max. The slower you run it the better filtration you will have.
542129
I have no idea what flow restriction diameter is but if you try to do this off of a water utility I don't think you will have enough pressure.
586186
I couldn't tell you exactly, but know I get quite a bit of pressure from mine - I had to swap it with the one I was running on my outdoor pond. I was using the Danner for my six indoor aquariums - ranging from 10 to 100 gallons and was losing water because the air pressure was so high - afraid if I tamped it down it might cause the apparatus to break down prematurely. So I had a fairly powerful - but adjustable - pump to aerate our pond, I swapped them out. Have perfect aeration from one central pump inside and have run six air hoses to the pond with plenty of force. I imagine you might be able to block it with your thumb - but it would meet a lot of resistance.
888756
It appears that there is a flow restrictor in the spray head at the point where it attaches to the hose. I experienced unacceptably low water flow immediately after installing this faucet, so I took another look and discovered the flow restrictor. I removed the O-Ring and the little plastic part with holes in it...then reinstalled the spray head. My water flow is now just right. I went from about .9 gallons per minute to about 1.33 gpms after removing these parts.
2072197
I would estimate it pumps about 2 gallons per minute through. For what I use it for, that works fine. However, I'm using a much larger space.
543182
It has great flow. I don't think it has a restrictor in it, it flows really fast. I put this faucet in my washroom tub and it's been great.
1696440
No, I can feel no flow restriction. Typical supply lines from shutoffs to sinks are 1/4" as well, and most sinks have plenty of flow.
528310
It's about 2 inches. You should be ok if you don't run the spray too hard. If the faucet flow is faster than the device can filter the water will back up and overflow.
228936
I suppose it depends on how long your air pump hose is. I'd say it sprays around 3 feet. It's not that much water, anyhow. -- Personally, I use a battery powered air pump, so you just click it on, and step away. 5 seconds of it pumping, psssht, off it goes. Fun toy. Mental note: Avoid trees. It will get caught and may never come down.
1411198
the end is call an aerator and is removable. The aerator has female threads.
1913995
The flow rate through the pump and filter will be reduced a little. Consider the strain on the motor when the filter is dirty--the tiny bit of additional strain due to smaller diameter hoses will be nothing compared to that.
524967
Yes it would be fine. It has a 4" center to center mounting. It has a swing spout with a garden hose fitting. If you want an aerator end make sure you order the correct one.
2261531
Is is pretty easy to remove as it has a special adapter which just screws on the faucet. When you move unscrew this adapter and screw back the original aerator. It seems it is actually made for rentals as it is very easy to install and uninstall.