How many cubic feet will this filter an hour?
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It will only recycle the immediate vicinity, much less volume than a typical air purifier. It helps to have a fan circulating the air in the room. I bought three and the bulbs don't last beyond 2 months....bad electrical design. The motor also died in one of them after one week. Sorry but I can't recommend this product.
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You first need to work out the capacity of your pool in gallons.First you need the cubic capacity of the pool. If you have a round pool, as per dimensions 15' Diameter x 3' Deep, the cubic capacity will be 7.5 x 7.5 x 3.142 x 3 = 530.21 cu ft. As there are 5 US gallons in 1cu. ft. the capacity of this size of pool is 2651 gallons.The next thing is how quickly would you want the pool to be recycled through the filter. A rule of thumb may be 3 hours or so. In this case a pump and filter need only be rated for 20 gpm (Allowing for friction losses). Check on your pump and filter gpm rating. Always make sure the filter is large enough to accommodate the pump capacity. You first need to work out the capacity of your pool in gallons.First you need the cubic capacity of the pool. If you have a round pool, as per dimensions 15' Diameter x 3' Deep, the cubic capacity will be 7.5 x 7.5 x 3.142 x 3 = 530.21 cu ft. As there are 5 US gallons in 1cu. ft. the capacity of this size of pool is 2651 gallons.The next thing is how quickly would you want the pool to be recycled through the filter. A rule of thumb may be 3 hours or so. In this case a pump and filter need only be rated for 20 gpm (Allowing for friction losses). Check on your pump and filter gpm... » Read More You first need to work out the capacity of your pool in gallons.First you need the cubic capacity of the pool. If you have a round pool, as per dimensions 15' Diameter x 3' Deep, the cubic capacity will be 7.5 x 7.5 x 3.142 x 3 = 530.21 cu ft. As there are 5 US gallons in 1cu. ft. the capacity of this size of pool is 2651 gallons.The next thing is how quickly would you want the pool to be recycled through the filter. A rule of thumb may be 3 hours or so. In this case a pump and filter need only be rated for 20 gpm (Allowing for friction losses). Check on your pump and filter gpm rating. Always make sure the filter is large enough to accommodate the pump capacity. « Show Less
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The first few times the filter is ran, you should expect about 12 hours for the basin to fill. After that, we average between 6-8. They do sell a high flow top filter for $15 from their main website and it is worth the extra cash. Good luck!
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I imagine the 170 gallons a day is either in a squeeze bag, connected to a tote, or something of that nature. 1-2 liters per hour sounds pretty realistic given the pore size on the filter, and what it is designed to be. As with any survival item, never wait till you have to use it to test it. Leaving something in the wrapper that your life may depend on to keep it shiny is a sure fire way to get you killed.
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yes. Usually 101-103. I keep mine in our basement. Change the filter regularly.
781128
You want it to be 25-30 gallons, long over tall or a normal framed one. And one with a secure hood. The places that do have openings you can actually tape screen over them so the filter isn't interrupted, they typically can't get up through those provided the sides around them are blocked.
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very minimal (maybe ten minutes at most). You just have to put on the wheels, attach the filter and the rest is essentially done.
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It will handle your filter needs, but if you are thinking of upgrading because of getting a bigger tank then think about a 1200 or 1500. The numbers are liters per hour, not gallons per hour. Hope this helps.
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According to the manufacturer, (L) 384 CFM (M) 434 CFM (H) 460 CFM (cubic feet per minute).
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It would have to be a huge frig. It is not applicable for this use. It is however the best filter we as a family have ever had.
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Standard Cubic Feet per Minute. Rate standardized for temperature and humidity.
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I think it would be enough. My pool is 24' and it will completely filter all in 4-5 hours. Really think Haward pool stuff lasts forever!
1947201
Here is the link to the requested filter. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004WDQ2W6
468952
You need to look out side the filter on the level to see the size of it for example 48 sq ft.
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Per pentair's website the 48 square foot filter turns over 46,000 gallons of water in 8 hours. This i'm sure depends upon the pump and plumbing meeting the filter requirements. I used the 48 sq ft filter because I was replacing "in kind". You may wish to visit http://www.wikihow.com/Select-the-Correct-Filter-Size-for-Your-Swimming-Pool for a general discussion about filter sizing. Good luck!
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Not sure since just received it -- but directions say about 8 cubic feet, if that helps
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A few hours, overnight at most! I would call and discuss with the manufacturer's rep. Older filters can slow down, and my older ones don't take any longer than overnight. I use city water which is not particular hard.