my city pressure exceeds 100psi. 120psi or more isn't uncommon. please list the input water pressure for optimal spray.
1070009
You barely need any pressure from the spicket to make it work. I turn mine on just barely enough for the water to be on. Any higher and you'll snap one of the pieces it came with, which I repaired with e6000.
1848715
No difference noted; pressure fine for use - too much would cause splashing.
342939
I think if your water pressure is decent you should not have a problem. We have a well and spray our fruit trees all the time It's a reliable sprayer.
675751
Everything depends on your original water pressure. These nozzles will concentrate that pressure to a high pressure stream or spread it out to produce a gentle rain affect.
799229
I am not sure, I installed directly to city water pressure with no reducing. Believe it is around 80 PSI.
2054076
I love the sprinklers however, I tried this with 3+ of them in-line and the water pressure dropped pretty significantly for all of them. I generally have great water pressure so I think it was just spreading it too thin. I ended up buying a 2 hose adaptor & timer and hooking a max of two sprinklers on each side. Essentially, it's timed so each side fires off at a different time but still accomplished what I was wanting to do.
872290
Mine splashed everywhere and bought something different. Keep the as low as u can. Good luck
629093
In response to M. Hursh, it may be possible that it was not pumped enough to build up the pressure needed before the spray. It does require a few pumps before the top becomes stiff and it does not last long if it sits a while from my short time experience with this product.
2128216
you can adjust the pressure coming out of the head. I used this on my wood deck and was milder than using the spray head. This cuts your time by 75%. It is worth it!
1820435
have no idea - i have rented my apt for 39 yrs. and believe me, my apt doesn't receive the pressure, im on the 2nd floor of a very old home, and, i LOVE my shower head - Good Luck
1788913
The pressure doesn't seem high to me unless I twist the unit to engage the "massage" feature, which I never do anyway. My home water pressure is between 40 & 60 psi, which is the most common range in the US, so you should be good to go unless you have unusually high pressure like people sometimes get with public utilities when they are very close to a water tower.
114911
With city water I would think you should get closer to 10 gpm. We are running 6 with #3 nozzles with only 5gpm. We have plenty of pressure with that.
1800493
With my unit the pressure is fine when the jets are on the fine setting and a little weak when the jets are turned to pulse. I think the only way to increase the pressure is before it gets to the shower panel.
1316098
Mine starts around 150. So far I am really impressed with the quick recovery. I keep my output pressure at 120. I have an additional external regulator that I use for hose pressure. Hope that helps.
1128832
Mine is fine. Pretty good pressure even with the larger size head. I like it.
1678886
A couple things could be the issue here. First check to see if your water pressure is at it's maximum at the source.Second make sure the adjustment on the hose end sprayer is adjusted so that you get maximum flow through the sprayer.After that ensure that your siphon pick-up tube is inserted into the housing properly, and you have the adjustment dial turned to E to start.The last thing to check, is if you have a well source, or municipal water source. If your water pressure supplied to your home is less than say 40psi you might have an issue with not having enough flow to initiate siphon of the soap/detergent.Let us know how this helps! A couple things could be the issue here. First check to see if your water pressure is at it's maximum at the source.Second make sure the adjustment on the hose end sprayer is adjusted so that you get maximum flow through the sprayer.After that ensure that your siphon pick-up tube is inserted into the housing properly, and you have the adjustment dial turned to E to start.The last thing to check, is if you have a well source, or municipal water source. If your water pressure supplied to your home is less than say 40psi you might have an issue... » Read More A couple things could be the issue here. First check to see if your water pressure is at it's maximum at the source.Second make sure the adjustment on the hose end sprayer is adjusted so that you get maximum flow through the sprayer.After that ensure that your siphon pick-up tube is inserted into the housing properly, and you have the adjustment dial turned to E to start.The last thing to check, is if you have a well source, or municipal water source. If your water pressure supplied to your home is less than say 40psi you might have an issue with not having enough flow to initiate siphon of the soap/detergent.Let us know how this helps! « Show Less
2025525
Strictly water pressure for the spray. Don't forget, there's no heat with this model.