What is the GPH (gallons per hour) for a soaker hose? I'm using it for general landscaping.
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Unfortunately, we are not able to provide a GPH estimate, as there are too many variables involved (water pressure and flow rate, system configuration, hose length, and so on). Sorry!
1036035
The GPH would totally depend on the water pressure going into the hose and the length of the soaker hose. The soaker hose is simply a porous hose so if the water pressure going into the hose is low, the output will be low, and if the pressure is high, the output is high.
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It depends on a couple things-How much flow does your components in the sump need? If you have a skimmer with a 500 gph pump, you'll need at least 500 gph for it to be efficient.How much flow does your return handle?Something around 700-1200 gph is what I would shoot for.
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That is just the model number not GPH. The flow rate for the 1200 is 315 gallons per hour and that is true flow rate not like marineland who boasts a 360 gph rate that is( by their own spec's) actually only 220. Hand down the penn plax is by far a better pump. I have 5 of them after going through fluval, marineland, API.
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I have a 3/4 HP and using the smallest tank available which is 4 Gallons .Just what are you using the pump for ?I am watering my lawn without any problem for hours. alex
990162
You have to run a main trunk line around the perimeter of the area you want to water and then branch off with the smaller hose. So what you would have is a large rubber garden hose essentially, then at each plant you need to branch off with whatever gallon per hour (gph) stab in supplier you use and that is where the 1/4 inch line goes to each plant. Do not tee off of the 1/4 inch line because it will only feed 1 plant after the gph feeder is stabbed in. Consider a timer on your hose bib. Then the stab in gph units don't drown your plants. I fed 13 plants this way. 100 foot run. You need their rubber garden hose (I think it's 3/4 inch), the gph stab in units that work with the 1/4 inch line, 1/4 inch line, the stick in the ground hose holders, and a garden hose timer.
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I believe the description clearly states "up to 500GPH" ... that's gallons per hour, hope that helps.
773655
It has the same size fittings as a regular garden hose. If your soaker ring has a standard female connector it should work. At one end of the hose is a female connector that connects to a standard outdoor faucet and a male connector on the other end that you can connect to a variety of items such as a sprayer, sprinkler or another hose. This is a great hose, it is lightweight and follows you around nicely without kinking. Its color is bright so it is easily seen even in dim light so I don't trip on it.
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The simple answer for a Rule 500 is the GPH @ 6.7 Feet of Head (lift): is 260 GPH For Ponds - It is best to circulate the water at least once an hour. If you have a 500 gallon pond you would need a pump that moves 500 gallons per hour at the height of the discharge. For a Pond Rule of Thumb - The Length of tubing is also an important factor when choosing a pump. Every 10' of tubing equals the same restrictions as 1' of lift. Recommended size of a pond pump is determined by: 1) Turn Of Pond Water For a pond with a pressurized filter, turn the water approximately once every two hours (example 1800 Gallon pond - minimum 900 GPH Pump) For ponds with skimmers and falls and most other types of ponds, water should be turned approximately once every hour (example 1800 Gallon Pond - minimum 1800 GPH Pump) 2) Height Water Must Be Pumped Above Pond Surface Head height is the term for the vertical height the pump raises water above the surface of the pond All pond pumps have a maximum head height 3) Selecting Correct Tubing Is Critical To Pump Performance Correct Size Tubing Is Very Important: Too small tubing restricts water flow. Too small tubing will restrict the flow of water dramatically.
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My pond is small I use the spray nozzle not sure how many gph you get with that. I do like the filter pain to clean.
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At 8 feet the 91330 & 91335 model will pump about 30 GPM. You can find the "PERFORMANCES" chart in your owners manual on page %. If you don't have your manual, you can download it at http://www.superiorpump.com/Manuals/utility.manuals.html.
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The 2952B has a manufacturer rating of 1620 GPH at a 10 foot head. Hope this helps.
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Any normal garden hose, 1/2" or greater. This unit uses very few gallons per minute.
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It is 4400 GPH. I've owned this for a year... So far it's been a great pump. Quiet, reliable, powerful.
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I would start with 1/2 hour. Test the soil after that and see if it is good and moist around the tree/plant. Normally for trees, I would use a regular hose. For plants, such as ixora, plumbago, etc. 1/2 hour should do the trick. As I said, you really need to check your soil and make sure it is good and moist down to the root area. Normally a soaker hose is used around plants like roses, azaleas etc. So, without know what type of trees or plants you are referring to, it is rather hard to answer.
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Officially it is 1.6 GPM (page 2 of the manual) but it will depend on the initial temperature of the water and the setting you are using.
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I am not 100% sure. BUT I know that the outlet by the garden has so much pressure we've busted a splitter and a lead hose, yet the timer unit has been fine. We've replaced 2 valves that leak. The valves seem to open all they way, we do have a limit on how many soaker hoses we can feed on each one as it gets light towards the end. I am not sure this helps you.
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Simply gallon per hour of filtration or gph. The higher the model number the more filtration per hour. 1500 does around 300 gph. If you have a large tank...then the aquarium environment needs a filter capable of maintaining it and more gph of filtration.