How many watts for the pump and what is the LPM?
2016890
Liters per minute lpm . And it's a very small air pump like for an aquarium
2016891
i dont know. all i can say is i run two stones in two buckets for this pump and it works great
1351516
The product indicates that it uses 1.5W of power. There is no indicator on the PSI output indicated. This pump is designed for aquarium use so it needs to overcome the 2-3 ft of water head in a typical tank. The output I would estimate at 1 - 2 PSI.
672831
You must purchase a flow meter to attach to this regulator, that way you can see just exactly how low a pressure that you want, even very low amounts of nitrogen, this would let you adjust the LPM from 0 to 150 LPM.Hope this will help, and you can expect to pay around close to 50.00 for the meter, which I just saw one on Amazon that is now listed.
1407984
Please look under: "Product Description". It states: 97GPM. I have this pump for several months and it is great. I have a pool of ~12,000G. I run the pump 4 times per day 1hr and 15 min per run. Did not notice any change on my electric bill. The water is clear (I Ozonate the pool when pump runs) and I use one 3" chlorine tablet per week.
1448788
80 gph. 6 psi. Best pump you will find for the money, a little noisey but not too bad. I upgraded to the airdog raptor rp-150 for my Duramax because it has some heavy tuning. It was also 4 times the price. I would recommend the ph4600. Its also great because its a flow through pump
1335939
It is a variable speed, it works flawless, right now i am using 93% less energy. It depends of the size of your pool, mine is a 26,000 Gallons, the maximum amount of water that can go trough my 1.5" plumbing is near 42 GPM and i do it in a 1300 RPM basis on that pump, and it is using only 170 Watts per hour. Regards!
301319
This is the info on the top of the pump: Volts: 115V, Hmax: 7.5M, Hz: 60, Amps: 2.5, Qmax: 140L/min 37 GPM. Also on the side of the pump it has the following: PSC Motor, Hp: 0.5V, A: 2.2 RPM. I hope this helps.
45637
My info says 2.8 amps at 12 volts. If you need more info just GoogleRule 20R Bilge pump and you can pretty much find everything you need. Hope this helps!
2247785
I do not know. This item was the incorrect type for my needs and was returned. This pump is "on" as soon as it is plugged in. You have to unplug it to get it to stop working. According to another website: 1/200 hp Manual Operated Pool Cover Pump, 1/4" Male NPT Discharge & Garden Hose Adapter, 18' Power Cord, 170 gph Capacity, 6' Lift.
1697168
A "Kill-a-Watt" meter indicates the PC4 draws about 7.5 amps (vs. 8 rated) at 121.5 volts AC, or 911 VA. The meter also indicated 775 watts power consumption, which hints that the power factor of the pump motor is pretty skewed (the motor is a very inductive load)as the VA number does not equal the wattage.
2208846
Call robinair technical service at 1-800-533-6127 . They should be able to give you the wattage needed to run the pump.
1872537
Its a 120 volt , 60hz ,2watt ,1outlet, 2.18psi pressure, 3/16 tubing.its a 44 ghp pump by elemential solutions.hope this answers your question
1816414
Specs are available on Hayward's Site http://www.hayward-pool.com/prd/Above-Ground-Pumps-Power-Flo-Matrix_10201_10057_1014959_-1_400034__A.htm
1876723
The pump included is 120V. It is quite easy to replace it with another pump from your local pet shop that runs on the same voltage as your other appliances.
2014109
My pump is 1 5/8" by 1 7/8" by 1 1/8" with 3 suction cups on the bottom (the 1 1/8" side). It is a Petmate Low Voltage Fountain Pump TP-200LVU.AC 12V 60Hz 2.5W. It is identical to the original that came with my Petmate Deluxe FreshFlow fountain. Hope this helps.
604194
I bought this unit a few years back for a rental property. Here's what I can find.BASEMENT WATCHDOG BACK-UP SUMP PUMP SYSTEM Includes 1/3HP (2820 GPH at 10) A/C sump pump and Watchdog special emergency back-up sump pump (1730 GPH at 10) Pre-assembled for easy installation Compact footprint fits in any size sump pit Dual float switches provide dependable activation for each pump Controller sounds alarm if maintenance is needed Battery
1733749
The heater unit itself uses 2 D batteries. The power requirements of the pumps vary per pump. You just have to search for the specs of the pump you want to use. For example I googled one pump, the "Eccotemp 03526-14A Flojet 2.9 GPM 50 PSI Water Pump" and got "2.9 GPM(Gallons per minute), 50 PSI, 12 Volt, 10 Amp" . Since Watts=Amps x Volts, that would be 120 watts.