what is the flow rate?
1477370
Not sure I know exactly what you are looking for, but we have good water pressure at home, and the shower head allows it to flow well and the different flow adjustments switch smoothly. Very happy with it.
1477371
I don't know the flow rate but it is really good. We have had 2 of these over the past 10 years and they are the best shower heads around. Once you have one, you won't want anything else.
1250360
Don't know the flow rate but it does use 115 volts, both speeds. I have a 24' round above ground pool and it's more than sufficient. Only thing I don't like is when you use high speed on a hot day it doesn't take long for the overload to trip. Then it takes 15-20 mins for it to come back on. I use high speed alot when I vacuum the pool, so it's a PITA!
1527133
Amazing...3 answers and all of them completely wrong. The question isn't for the flow rating in liters of a 50 gpd membrane, anybody with a calculator and the number 0.38 can do that. He's asking what the flow rating is for the part itself, which should be about 4 times the membrane it's meant for. Having looked up the part number, I can say it's 550 ml/min, or alternatively 209 gpd. Sorry I'm about 9 months late :)
2276569
I have the 1500 and the actual flow rate is 360 gal per hour if the info on the box is correct. I notice that as the filters get dirtier the rate slows down a little
1103184
The flow rate is 1.8 gallons per minute, which means you'll get a 36 second flow from a 2 liter bottle. That is slightly less flow than a low flow shower, but it actually does a better job getting you wet/rinsing you off. While a single 2 liter bottle is sufficient for a "navy" shower, we recommend using two bottles for a complete shower (actually, I use 3 liters for a complete shower, but 4 liters works best for most people).
326171
It's a good pump but, I cannot tell it's exact flow. I power a fountain and a filter.
1596820
I just looked at the instruction sheet for this model and it does NOT give flow rate; however, it states that for questions and concerns to contact "Tetracare Consumer Support" 800-423-6458 or www.tetracare.comHope this helps!
1442598
To my understanding it's just the flow rate and dimensional height difference. I found the chart below. Hope it helps :)http://www.3mwater.com/media/catalog/product/pdfs/AP817SeriesSpecSheet.pdf
479068
I don't know what the numerical flow rate is but it's definitely an improvement over my old faucet. No complaints here.
2215427
The flow rate is great. To fill up an 8 Oz glass takes a few seconds. It is a great investment
1250359
Don't know the flow rate, but, I can tell you that on low speed it is around 2 psi and on high it is about 10 psi. 115 vac hi and low.
2060166
I doubt that the flow rate would be adequate for watering. Possibly on very small plants. It is a sprayers.
1942222
It really will not give you flow ***RATE*** (e.g. gallons used per hour), unless you TIME your usage. It simply provide the gallons (or liters, depending on your selection) that flow THROUGH it, including cumulative. It not necessarily provide usage DETECTION unless you continuously check the cumulative amounts to see if they are different. It's truly (and simply!) a water METER. Hope this helps! I'm REALLY liking mine for my RV. I know how much water I put in my tank, or use when connected to "City Water".
1229610
Flow rate depends on water pressure: at 1.5 kg/cm2 you get about 6 lt/min; at 8.5 kg/cm2 you get about 19 lt/min (it is recommendable to have a water pressure gauge installed.) Hope this will help you.
1032452
Hi Greg, That is a difficult question because it really depends on the quality of the water coming into the filter. The more "stuff" that needs to be filtered the quicker it will get used up. The best thing to do is to monitor the flow rate. When the flow begins to slow down noticeably it is time to change.
216182
Don't know, maybe in the specs. More flow than my last one, kind of a non-issue.
2259891
The flow rate listed for these regulators is based on optimum conditions. The actual flow on any regulator depends on the park supply pressure, supply line size and parks water system flow capacity. The flow is also affected by the pressure you set on the regulator, and how long and what size your hose is. The pressure on the regulator is set without any flow going through the regulator but there is restriction through the regulator while flowing so the pressure when water is flowing is less than the set pressure and therefore the flow is also affected. I have this regulator on my rig and I like it. It has greater flow and better pressure than all the other regulators I have used regardless of where we have camped.