What is CFM blower rating? Need to blow out swimming pool 50'x2" water lines for winterization. Prior 5.5hp ShopVac insufficient.
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Not sure if you really read my review or not but, I believe, it called this vacuum a piece of crap. If you want to waste your money thinking about owning a piece of crap, good for you. If not, but a Sears but no vacuum out there is going to have the cfm to blow out your pool. For that, you need an air compressor
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Hi talked to tech guy at Liberty they recommended 2" for best flow but suppose min. Would be 1.5" ...for code think they will require 2" upc Hope that helps
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answer is it a 110 volt AC plug in... Yes plug into any normal household electric plug.Probably will be enough to blow out water lines. Check the Volume you need with specs on this compressor.
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In summary, the 9650600 is for "home" use and the 9650610 is for "commercial" use. I pulled the following info from ShopVac's site: Specs (9650600, 9650610): Cord Length: (6ft, 12ft) Operation Sound Level: (Super Quiet, Quiet) Hose Size: (1.25" Dia, 1.25" Dia) Warranty: (3 yr, 1 yr) Air Flow: (140 CFM, 143 CFM) Peak Air Watts: (230, 240) Onboard Accessory Storage (9650610 only) Electrical Rating: 120@60Hz, 8.2 Amps (same) Lock-on Hose (same) Blower Feature (same)
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I hope I understand your question correctly. At 5 feet above the water surface, these pumps experience a reduction in flow of about 50%. Example a pump rated at 700gph actually has a flow of 400gph at 5 feet above waterline. To visualize the flow, imagine your garden hose pointed upward with the valve about 1/3 open... at 400gph the stream of water would rise about 6 inches before topping out. If that is enough water then a 700gph pump is enough. If you buy a 950gph or 1200gph you can restrict the outflow with a plastic valve from your hardware store if it is too much. If you already have the fountain, try connecting your garden hose and adjust the tap to the ideal flow rate. Then disconnect the hose while leaving the water running and then let the water run into a pail for 1 minute. Then measure the water that has ran into the pail and multiply by 60 to get gph. Then take that total and multiply by 1.75 and also by 2. The two calculated numbers will give you an idea of the minimum sized pump and the maximum sized pump you will need.
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Yes it will work just fine. Be sure to turn down the regulator so you aren't using 150 psi. We use about 30 psi to blow our lines. It has a small 1.5 gallon tank so it will work fine.
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I'm assuming you've got one on the pump since 2hp could blow most garden type hoses. You shouldn't exceed 30psi on the line and the flow should be fine. If the pressure is unregulated, who knows what it will do to your system.
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I think a 600 CFM is a little too small. Personally I would look at a 700 or 750 CFM.
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I am a fan of Jet but I am intentionally going to not buy this regulator due to their lack of specs.I finally went to the Jet.com site. http://www.jettools.com/us/en/p/jar-12-air-regulator-1-2-npt-fittings/JAR-12Under specs for this product it said "Not Available". I down loaded the product sheet for this product (there was no manual). This is what it said as far as rated flow (CFM) :Air regulator maintains accurate air pressure over a widerange of flows for increased tool performanceWell that's lame.
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The Mod. KP680 blower that we have puts out 447CFM. You would have to check the requirement on your water slide.
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I am not sure about CFM, but the fan has no problem pushing all of the chips out. You don't need any dust collection as a result but it would make a huge mess. A shop vac should work with reducers for the hose.
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1050 CFM for this WCGA model. It should be good for 1500 sq. ft. attic according to manufacturer specs and printed in the box.
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Specs should be found on vendors site. I don't know design test pressure . My house water pressure with a 50 gal water heater maxed out at ~120 psig during heating cycle
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we use a shopvac with the hose on the side that blows out. we have attachments that fit from a small bower.
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The manual recommends 90-120 psi. I run ln the mlddle of that range with a 7 1/2 horse-80 gal. compressor which is way more than necessary. A 3 to 5 horse would do fine. The spec sheet l is available at Hobart's website as a free download.
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Your pool is 37000 gallons so you could use ic40. Ic60 would also be fine on a lower setting giving you more power if needing to shock chlorinate. So you need the pentair power unit and either the ic40 or ic60 cell.
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Air Inlet/Outlet: 1/2-inch NPT (that is stated under the details)., they are female, does not matter how far, mine works well. I have learned a lot, about compressed air, and spent a lot of time researching it. The single best thing you can do it to installe a after cooler on your compressor. I did just that and never have a water in my lines,