How many gal per minute?
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I don't have a clue..... we have large area's to water and it covers large a large area (our lot is over 2 acreas so I know what a large area is) but I would not have any idea how to measure "gallons" a sprinkler puts out - I ran it for 30 mins. and it watered the area fine.
316416
I think this will be too small for your purposes. I would look for something that has 4 gal per minute flow. Our is primarily used for a workroom in the garage.
1448787
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.
1972299
I don't really know, but I'm guessing I get about 5 minutes of spraying out of a tank so it's probably about .2 gallons per minute (but don't quote me on that...)
254917
Not an electrican engineer or anything but as I understand it, AMPs is basically "power flow"... if you think of it terms of water, you're trying to fill a swimming pool... do you want to fill it at 5 gallons per minute or 20 gallons per minute? That's the 0.5 amp (that a standard USB plug on a computer provides) or at 2.1 amp (the new plugs). Now, not all devices can handle 2.1 amp which is why it's important to purchase a charging cable that's made for your device. Yes, there is a little chip in a lot of the new chargers that will determine the best amperage to charge your device at.ex: the "lighting chargers" for Apple devices will charge at 2.1 amp but not if you plug them in to a 1 or 0.5 amp port. Not an electrican engineer or anything but as I understand it, AMPs is basically "power flow"... if you think of it terms of water, you're trying to fill a swimming pool... do you want to fill it at 5 gallons per minute or 20 gallons per minute? That's the 0.5 amp (that a standard USB plug on a computer provides) or at 2.1 amp (the new plugs). Now, not all devices can handle 2.1 amp which is why it's important to purchase a charging cable that's made for your device. Yes, there is a little chip in a lot of the new chargers that will determine the best amperage to charge your... » Read More Not an electrican engineer or anything but as I understand it, AMPs is basically "power flow"... if you think of it terms of water, you're trying to fill a swimming pool... do you want to fill it at 5 gallons per minute or 20 gallons per minute? That's the 0.5 amp (that a standard USB plug on a computer provides) or at 2.1 amp (the new plugs). Now, not all devices can handle 2.1 amp which is why it's important to purchase a charging cable that's made for your device. Yes, there is a little chip in a lot of the new chargers that will determine the best amperage to charge your device at.ex: the "lighting chargers" for Apple devices will charge at 2.1 amp but not if you plug them in to a 1 or 0.5 amp port. « Show Less
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The average hose will carry about 3 gallons per minute - that means that you could conceivably put about 180 1 gph emitters on a hose. But there are other factors involved, such as how long the hose is, how much water you actually have available, etc. Hope this helps and thanks for the question. If we can be of further assistance, please feel free to give us a call 208-336-3747
150978
Not sure about pressure or gallons/minute but compares favorably with the Shur Flow pump I replaced. Maybe a bit more pressure. It provides adequate pressure for shower and other uses.
788270
3 GPM. Or three gallons per minute ona city water system wit a maintained pressure of 45PSI
607595
How many BTUs per 20,000 gal? Not sure. The model I bought was based on the recommendation of my pool guy. I have a biggish pool but its not a deep diving pool. It's 17000 gal. Hope this helps. (I'd call around to local pool dealers and ask them.)
94621
27 x 52 pool is about 18,400 gal / 8 hrs = 2300 gph / 60 min = 38.3 gpm apx flow rate needed. This filter is a little small.
1534363
I am sorry that I have no idea how to tell you the gallons per minute....but we did have to turn down our water pressure because it would come out to hard. Honestly - I really do love this faucet. It's nice with the two options of spraying - with just the right pressure it can spray off food on plates or the stuff that sits in the sink. I definitely recommend this faucet :) I hope this helps!
2018977
The 1/2" flexible polyethylene pipe will give you about 5-6 gallons per minute which works out to about 300 gallons per hour. Add up the amount of water your emitters or sprays or drip line you are using to see if this will deliver enough water.
643254
I have a 2 1/2 gal tank and prob takes around 5 minutes. I have never timed it though.
1135532
Gallons per minute output depends on the water pressure TO the unit. In my experience, the flow is unimpeded and output is equal to the normal flow of water through our kitchen pipe. I can't measure gallons per minute. I'd say our kitchen faucet runs normally - and strong. I have used these units since the 1980's and I love them. I'm really sad that they are no longer in production.
2162143
It seems to siphon @ a little over a gallon per minute, so 3-4 minutes. Best guess.
2105129
Sorry no idea. We run off of a 500 gal. tank. Suggest you contactB & S directly- their engineering dept. will be able to answer.
1375269
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