How Many litre par minute "lpm" ?
1061869
I'm sorry it doesn't specify the lpm anywhere! I looked for that too. It only states that it can run up to 10 accessories in 24" deep tanks, typically 90 to 180 gallons. They do offer live telephone support from TetraCare Cosumer Support Center at 1-800-423-6458 if you want to call to try to get the lpm. I will tell you that it has no problem with 6 airstones in my 55 gallon tank.
1061870
I don't see that info on the box. What I can tell you is I have this for my 120 gallon tank that is about 4 feet wide, 2 feet from front to back and about 40 inches deep. The pump sits about 2 feet below the tank and is strong enough to make two 4 inch bubble disks look like two huge columns of air. It is also exceptionally quiet. Hope this helps.
1646502
Metric is easy to convert. A liter equals 10 DL. or 100 CC, or 1000 ML. The cup measure says 240 ML, which is not a precise conversion, but it's close enough for cooking. Some of the spoons do NOT have metric measures. For inchance, there is one that says DASH and another that says PINCH, both of which have english measures in small print but not metric.
1605291
UL standard: at 70 ppm, must alarm between 60 and 240 minutes. Below 70, may never alarm.
115712
I believe it's 11psi. I agree with the other users- it takes between 5-10 min for us to pump up 2 of ours. It does get harder to pump towards the end. We're very pleased with our boards.
300489
it is the 1.8gpm. I measured it with the hydro-velocitore, timer and hydro-measuring volume indicator.
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.
1719553
On my unit it's 20 min max. Usually closer to 15 unless you discharge it almost completely which is a challenge
456960
It took me studying the graph that came with it and a couple of searches on web for liquid measurement equivalents in order to get the solution I needed. Don't have the graph that came with it so I can't venture exactly how to get 400 ppm right now. If studying the graph they sent doesn't help you, write again and I will track down my graph before responding next time.
607478
About 2 liters, good for one week use before emptying in a humid place like Santos, Brazil
427303
If fully charged and used at 2 LPM the battery should last 4 hours in your ever go. Two batteries would be a total of 8 hours use.
898819
Universal & Marine Electric Fuel Pump 6 psi (max pressure) with 1/4'' NPT inlet/outlet 72gph free flow rate
2232898
Tap water, 1L, 5 minutes to full boil, timed with stopwatch. Doubted my results after seeing other answers, repeated with fresh water...same result.
611071
approx 1 liter, depends on how many you cook at one time. If we have alot to cook, we add more.
2191725
It is between 250 and 500mL, I will have to check when I have it in front of me
114913
If you have 70 PSI you could run 70 per line and get 1 psi per head less the physics of the heads in front grabbing more than 1 psi per. Selfish little heads! Seriously, you'RE answering your own question. 6.5 GPM would then deliver approx 3.25 per head for 2. Divide by three for 3 heads. If flowers, 3 heads no prob, if large area...18' radius then 2. Also consider that if the train made 2 stops before getting to Pittsburgh and assuming the MPH did not exceed the posted limit of 50, it would arrive at your city faucet about 8:10 pm.
1966255
If you are asking about LP tank, DO NOT USE. This regulator is for a maximum of 5psi, LP will get to 200 psi plus on a warm day. This regulator is for stepping down the pressure on an internal line of less than than 5psi and reducing it to 5 to 10 inches water column for an appliance. Be very careful if you don't understand what and why when working with combustible gases.
1596900
I believe the description clearly states "up to 500GPH" ... that's gallons per hour, hope that helps.