What is the gallon per minute flow rate for Laing LHB08100092
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Seems to be a secret. One of the other Laing E1 models with same motor and impeller lists Min. GPM @ Head 1 gpm @ 5.1 ft. That one didn't have the valves so this one would be less.Officially I see that Laing says to go with E10 model for tankless that is rated at 4 gpm Laing 6050E7000 E10-BCANCT1W-23 AutoCirc E10 Series Circulator with Timer, Cord and Fixed Thermostat
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I'm not sure why this is important to know. This is a circulator pump to get hot water flowing quicker to the fixtures. One the water is turned on, the water heater will take over
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Unless you're an engineer who likes doing flow dynamics equations (I am &#128521;), the GPM really isn't that important. This is a recirculating pump, NOT an evacuation pump. Less is better as more than adequate generates high electric usage. But for the layman, here's a simple answer. I have a 7,000 Sq ft house, 2 stories 30' high to roof. The the Laing LH08100092 is able to placed at the farthest point away from the water heater, upstairs in a bedroom. That little quiet running electric pump is able to pull the water 100' horizontally and 25' vertically and deliver almost instant hot water. Now the question is does your requirements EXCEED these conditions? BTW, I leave my pump on 24/7 even though it comes with an on/off timer. The amount of amps that it draws is negligible. The only time I turn it off is when my house is unoccupied for a long duration.
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I don't know but I do know that the product failed after six months of use and I am now having to try to correct the situation. Laing has been no help in the process.
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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!
852676
Had problems with the spray tip on my last sprayer, but I had others to replace with. 25 foot hose is right, as is .33 gal per minute rate. Value is it is a low cost rig good for 100 to 400 gallon lifetime. In use on exterior 1 story houses I rarely spray faster than 5 gallons an hour. Perfect for large homeowner or small pro jobs.
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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.
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According to Delta's specification sheet the Flow rate is 1.8 gpm max flow rate @ 60 ps.
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The label on the pump says 240 liters per hour as the stated maximum flow rate. When you do the math, that means 4 liters per minute. I'm not sure where the ad gets 3.6 from.
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Different model numbers are for gallons per hour the pump is capable of pumping
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Are you sure it's not GPM for gallons per minute? But the faucet is great about to order a second one for another project.
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I do not have a precise measurement of GPM. I took a gallon jug and timed how long it took to fill it. It was filled in about 12 seconds. That computes to 5 gallons per minute, or 300 gallons per hour. That is the best I can give you.Jeff Kraft
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Hi carl I believe it was either 7 or 9 gallons per minute but it has low lifting capability it is designed only to supply it to the pressure pump. I am using it for a cummings diesel engine in a motor home. Have driven it 1600 miles since install, works well.
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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!
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Im sorry I cannot answer your questioin. I purchased this sink as a basic utility sink so was not concerned with flow rate.
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1. Search "watts" go to contact us call them2. Make one. Buy Y valve and plastic hose cap. Drill hole in plastic cap( 1/32 ). Measure out flow from hole at normal pressure 5 to 10 gal in 20 minutes is good. If flow is low drill another hole and remeasure. Repeat until you get 5 to 10 gals in 20 min.
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I just tested it with my meter and with a Brita filter in it ....The TDS....it came out 77PPM
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I think all faucets are limited to 2 gallons per minute to conserve water. See how long it take to fill a gallon. If it is slow then you may have a supply problem. Mine will fill a quart jar in 8 seconds. Good Luck
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http://www.ultimatewasher.com/nozzles-size-pressure-washer.htmFind the pressure rating of the machine, and the gallons per minute and this chart should tell you what you need
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Model | Size of tank | Air Devices | Outlets | Output | Pressure |200 | 20 gallons | up to 2 | 1 | 1.0 L/M* |10.91 kPa** |300 | 30 gallons | up to 3 | 1 | 1.4 |L/M | 13.375 kPa |400 | 40 gallons | up to 4 | 1 | 1.9 |L/M | 20.96 kPa |500 | 60 gallons | up to 7 | 2 | 3.4 |L/M | 20.46 kPa |600 | 75 gallons | up to 9 | 2 | 4.6 |L/M | 20.5 kPa |700 | 110 gallons | up to 12 | 2 | 5.6 |L/M | 22.08 kPa *Liters Per Minute; **Kilopascal