Does it provide enough static pressure (4.32 psi) to operate down to 10 Feet?
257450
yes but remember all air and water power are based on head feet,,,thats how far away from the source of the power to the end of the lineit will pump at 10 feet but u may not get the power u need to operate the device ie:sponge filter,air stone and so forthif u r gonna do a 10 foot run i,d go up to the eco-plus that has at least 40 watts of power,also remember these are small compressors and do make some noise so unless it,s a hydroponic grow room u might wanna make sure u have the length u need to put it in another room hope this helped
257451
I had this pump at the top of my waterfall. That point down the bottom of my pond is 7' 8". Huge volumes of air came out of this pump. I had four 1/4" hoses coming out of the pump and some of the runs on the bottom of the pond were in excess of 14 feet from the pump outlet. This pump is rated at maximum of 100 F. I live in AZ and the temperature can reach near 120. Even before it broke 100, the plastic air distribution unit melted. The motor runs very hot. It would cut out during the warmest part of the day. It finally just quit working during a stretch of 115 F days. It was always operated in the shade. I had this pump at the top of my waterfall. That point down the bottom of my pond is 7' 8". Huge volumes of air came out of this pump. I had four 1/4" hoses coming out of the pump and some of the runs on the bottom of the pond were in excess of 14 feet from the pump outlet. This pump is rated at maximum of 100 F. I live in AZ and the temperature can reach near 120. Even before it broke 100, the plastic air distribution unit melted. The motor runs very hot. It would cut out during the warmest part of the day. It finally just quit working during a stretch of 115 F days. It was... » Read More I had this pump at the top of my waterfall. That point down the bottom of my pond is 7' 8". Huge volumes of air came out of this pump. I had four 1/4" hoses coming out of the pump and some of the runs on the bottom of the pond were in excess of 14 feet from the pump outlet. This pump is rated at maximum of 100 F. I live in AZ and the temperature can reach near 120. Even before it broke 100, the plastic air distribution unit melted. The motor runs very hot. It would cut out during the warmest part of the day. It finally just quit working during a stretch of 115 F days. It was always operated in the shade. « Show Less
257452
The pump is rated at 2.9 psi. Performance drops off significantly at higher pressures. I'd get a different pump, I notice a significant drop in flow between 3 and 4 feet.
257453
I have mine at 4 feet.. it is strong.at that depth. I really have no way to test it.. Just a guess says it would, but durability at that constant pressure would be my question. Don if you have a way for me to test i'd be glad to.. cant think of a way ..
194889
3/8 ID and yes it can pressure a stone at 4 feeti used this pump on a air stone in my pond at 3.8 feet
917965
I got mine working from 21 to 33psi aprox and it cut below 10 psi. Is easy to set it up
453314
Depends on how low. My pressure is pretty low as well about 40-45 psi and still works great!
926985
I don't think so, this is a static system, I would think that the additional pressure would cause leaks.
87965
works really well with 3800 psi which was well above recommended pressure. with a concrete cleaner, looked like a commercial wash.
680334
I think it would give you enough pressure. This is a great little machine. I threw away my iron!Hoe this helps!
1168717
no pressure drop noted. Its not long enough to drop any noticable pressure.
227004
The uncompressed thickness of the strip is 1/8" (4/32"). My GUESS with a 10 lb weight it would a compressed thickness of 3/32" minimum.
1248315
Not sure what you mean by that, but it can be adjusted. I think the lowest psi I have had it set to is 112
261642
The instructions say that it's for use "only with pressure of 60 psi max". So anything less than that would probably work. I keep my house at 70-80 psi, and it also seems to work fine at those higher pressures.
63445
Not a 100% sure but do not think would work with static water source. It seems to need good water pressure to work effectively. Have noticed that it works best if I open the source valve all the way
146946
Regular compressed air will not have enough pressure to operate this gun. The gun will only operate with CO2 or HPA (HPA = scuba or paint ball compressed air) 700 + lbs per square inch.
2070520
70-75 psi seems to work well. more pressure does not appear to have any greater effect. Hands down, one of the best purchases I have made in some time. I only use 110 volts. It has been more than adequate for my needs.
453033
Yes. This system will lower down or raise up to a great height of 10 feet, giving you every range in between.
1498982
I don't know what the minimum pressure is for this device, but I know that we have 42 psi out of hose bib and it worked very good at this pressure. This was attached to a 50 ft hose.
2168893
According to specifications will pump up to 10 feet with little loss of flow (over 2000 gallons per hour). 15 feet up seems its limit with flow dropping to 1140 GPH. It won't make it to 20 feet, flow listed as "off."