What is the max # gallons this could treat? 1000?
1093178
I don't the max but the manufacturer should be able to offer insight. I can tell you that I've got fairly large spa (475 gallon capacity) and the ozone unit works just fine for a unit of this size.
1093179
More about time than volumn. It will treat a small amount of water over a medium lenght of time. Pretty much forever.
1686332
They have 3 13,000 gallon ceramic filters so in theory 39,000 gallons. That can be done if you are not just filling it up with dirty water, so what you need to do is pre-filter the water through cheese cloth or a towel or something so that your not clogging up the filters. Then make sure to brush the filters clean once in a while and this will do great for you.
1214149
Using a 1 gallon pump sprayer, with a mix of 5 to 10 ounces of Pramitol 25E, expect to cover 500 square feet. At 10 ounces per gallon of water, 1 gallon of Pramitol should make about 12 gallons of spray or about 6,000 sq feet. Double that if using the weaker 5 ounce to the gallon mix.
1613869
lots!! I would say 1 quart maximum (filled to just below the bottom of the spout.
170220
1,500 or 15,000 gallons?? We have the 2200 GPH system on our 14,800 gallon pool and it works wonderfully. We are very impressed on how clear the water is and how well the system works. For 1,500 gallons I think it might be a little over kill, so the smaller system would suit your need very well.
1897675
If 1 lb (453.6 gms) is used to treat 10,000 gallons to 7.5 ppm Cl2 level (per their guidance), I calculate a 55 gallon drum would require only 0.66 gms to achieve 2 ppm Cl2 level.And if that 0.66 gms is 32% inert that comes out to 0.21 gms, IMO hardly worth worrying about. That said most people do not have access to a balance that measures gms accurately, I do. Which is the reason this usage indication generally has you make a stock solution of about 500 ppm to use for water purification.
916195
I don't know the maximum amount but I've had five gallons on it in a big pot with no concerns. I feel confident that it could handle much more.
792365
up to 21 gallons. my truck only gets 5 gallons at a time and I just eyeball the additive...hope this helps
1097190
I used 2 bottles on 10000 square feet. It worked well. The fungus didn't come back this year.
1532849
May be a bit of an over kill for your size but the best thing I did for the 10,000 gallon pool I have. Hope this helps.
460620
With 1 gal of treatment it usually runs out in 25-30 min. On high flow approx 15 mins. For extra info I will run clean water through a cycle to to make sure the unit will last longer and there are no future problems with the unit with corrosion or chemical buildup.
981545
Jerry read the instructions booklet attached to the container, all applications (target foliage) require different mixes to destroy, its like 1.5 oz. to a gallon of water+ a quart of surfacant (cide kick) per acre for some aqua plants. Be careful or you may destroy your aquatic life as well as weeds. 2.5 gallons is gonna last a real long time as that amount just may be enough to treat Lake Erie. RAMC
734935
The recommended dose is 5 mL per 10 gallons and I believe the bottle Is 475 mL. So one bottle can treat about 950 gallons.
1317567
The 1000 has 265 gph flow which is rated for up to 100 gallons. The cascade 1500 has a flow rate of 315 gph and rated for 200 gallons. I would not agree with the 1500 rating as I would place 2 1000 canisters on a 200 gallon tank.
886945
And 1 gallon goes a lot further than you think it will I almost bought the 5 gallon. And I got the sprayer! For 10 bucks! Now to see if last for 15 years......
1188686
This barely cleared a 75 gallon tank. I would look for a commercial unit. Maybe call your local aquarium and ask the maintenance or facilities personnel where they get theirs.
828317
from the way I understand it you need 3 or 4X the flow per hour so 3X75=225 and times 4 is still only 300 gallons an hour. so it should be more than enough for filtering your tank. Now if you want more flow just add a powerhead and direct it in tha direction you need.