What is the gpm flow rate for this shower head?
1081856
I don't know the exact GPM but this showerhead has a lot of pressure. Just as much or more than the one it replaced.
1081857
you will have to do the conversion to gallons, from the mfg it states the spray volume in liters as 1kgf/cm2 - 9.5, 2kgf/cm2 - 12.8 , 3kgf/cm2 - 15.6.; the water pressure is 0.7 ~ 9.5(kgf/cm2).
1187151
The specs show 2.5 gallons per minute from the shower head, which is the maximum allowed by law. Be aware that the law states 2.5GPM is the maximum flow rate allowed at 80PSI water pressure, so if your house has lower water pressure you could get less than 2.5GPM. This is true of every shower head sold in the US. The spec sheet on American Standard's website shows 10GPM or more from the tub spout depending on water pressure to your house.
282236
I don't know what the gpm is, I do know it is not a water saver and that is why I like it for showering.
699390
Yes, i have my own massage shower head with a rating of 2.5 GPM, and it works great. Make sure that you use the sealing tape while fixing the head so that there is no leaking.
1010078
I'm not sure of the actual gpm's but it is strong. But I would spend more and get a better faucet. The one I got froze up and now I cannot turn it without turning the whole thing.
1433724
Local code might require the lower flow and your shower head or handheld unit probably restricts the flow to 2.5 gpm anyways. But, if you can get the higher flow, might as well go with it.
1596820
I just looked at the instruction sheet for this model and it does NOT give flow rate; however, it states that for questions and concerns to contact "Tetracare Consumer Support" 800-423-6458 or www.tetracare.comHope this helps!
1368804
Hello, Unfortunately the flow rate cannot be adjusted on our Serenity Lifestyle Shower. Please let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks,
1202269
Im sorry I cannot answer your questioin. I purchased this sink as a basic utility sink so was not concerned with flow rate.
1131521
Not sure what the manufacturer rates it for flow rate, but the flow will depend on your plumbing and water pressure. Having said that, I can tell you that a LOT of water flows from this fixture. Probably three or four times a standard shower head. So much so that I'm starting to get concerned about my water bill. I think you will like this fixture if you are looking for a drenching shower. If you are concerned about hot/cold water wastage, this is not for you.
457934
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.
883125
Shower head is made in Italy. It does not meet any US Standard. Flow is very high in GPM, much more than 2.5 GPM. It's the best shower head in terms of an invigorating shower, but the trade off us high GPM usage.
509514
I am not sure of PSI or GPM coming out of the shower head. i know it is going through quite a bit of water but it feels awesome like a waterfall and i don't have a lot of pressure i am also on city h2o. hope this helps...
650274
The hot water that it outputs depends on the hot water that is needed. If one is taking a shower at 2 GPM, he will get 2 GPM out of the water heater, as long as the maximal heating capacity is not reached. The hotter the input water, the higher the maximum flow rate will be (up to the capacity of the pipes). The question is linked with the minimal flow rate of 0.26 GPM this unit has. Below this, the water heater shuts off.1. What happens if I need 1 GPM at 120F and that my input is at 115F. Will it shut off or will it output water above 120F ? 2. Shouldn't the minimal flow rate be expressed based on the temperature rise (0.26GPM at 50 degrees rise, 0.52 GPM at 25 degrees rise, 2.6 GPM at 5 degrees rise) ? The hot water that it outputs depends on the hot water that is needed. If one is taking a shower at 2 GPM, he will get 2 GPM out of the water heater, as long as the maximal heating capacity is not reached. The hotter the input water, the higher the maximum flow rate will be (up to the capacity of the pipes). The question is linked with the minimal flow rate of 0.26 GPM this unit has. Below this, the water heater shuts off.1. What happens if I need 1 GPM at 120F and that my input is at 115F. Will it shut off or will it output water above 120F ? 2. Shouldn't the minimal flow... » Read More The hot water that it outputs depends on the hot water that is needed. If one is taking a shower at 2 GPM, he will get 2 GPM out of the water heater, as long as the maximal heating capacity is not reached. The hotter the input water, the higher the maximum flow rate will be (up to the capacity of the pipes). The question is linked with the minimal flow rate of 0.26 GPM this unit has. Below this, the water heater shuts off.1. What happens if I need 1 GPM at 120F and that my input is at 115F. Will it shut off or will it output water above 120F ? 2. Shouldn't the minimal flow rate be expressed based on the temperature rise (0.26GPM at 50 degrees rise, 0.52 GPM at 25 degrees rise, 2.6 GPM at 5 degrees rise) ? « Show Less
1534362
Love this faucet! We live in the country, on well pressure and have never had an issue. The spray function is surprisingly strong for the pressure we have. I don't know the gpm, sorry!
467826
Can't say for sure but it does flow all that is supplied. It is a nice unit. The Manufacturer should be able to tell you the max flow rate.
862582
Not completely sure but compared to the one I replaced it seems to be low flow. However, I removed the water screen saver(small green plastic piece in the neck of the shower head) and now seems to operate as high flow.