Will this handle 200 psi water pressure?
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I know my home has higher than normal water pressure, and 3 out of 3 of these stopped working reliably for me after less than a dozen uses, so I think they can't hand anything higher than the typical pressure range of water mains. I wouldn't be surprised if 200 psi blew the thing up.
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I have three of these though my water pressure is low they have lived outside year round in zone 6A/B for years, even with a few days below zero that killed a lot of shrubs these guys still worked in the Spring.Only the paper label has been to fade after 5 years of use.
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The Dramm website does not provide any water pressure specifications for this or other Dramm products. But this is a simple plastic timer intended for typical residential use. A 200 psi water pressure seems like an extremely high pressure for any plastic device. I suspect that the internal shutoff valve might have difficulty with that kind of water pressure. At a minimum, that kind of pressure is likely to shorten the lifetime of the unit. You could contact Dramm via email (garden@dramm.com) to see if they can provide a more reliable answer to your question.
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In general, the piece didn't last very long even with the typical home pressure, so I wouldn't chance it.
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IO do not know if it will handle 200 psi water pressure, because I have my own well and the water varies. What I have done is purchase an inexpensive on/off metal fitting with a toggle. I hook up the hose, then adjust the volume using the toggle switch. I use these in different places in the yard so by having an adjustable toggle switch attached, it allows me to use soaker hoses and regular hoses
1583884
Yes, this hose will do the job. I have used it on our pressure washer that puts out 1700 psi water pressure.
1904856
I'm not a plumber, but the PSI of any faucet depends on household water pressure. The only variable in the faucet itself would be a flow restrictor. I found no restrictor on this item.
968907
The pressure gauge on my unit redlines at 144 psi. I doubt very seriously that it will deliver anything close to that.
958213
I don't know. It is fairly low pressure but I don't know the psi. It is definitely less that San Antonio residential water system pressure.
611298
I use it with a 2500# pressure washer. I believe it can be used at any pressure below 4000#. It will use 3.0gpm of water @ 4000#, and slightly less at lower pressures.
1399926
I've used it with some very low pressure before. It will work with any pressure really.
1839780
This machine has 2000 psi it is not recommended to use inside the house because of the amount of water it uses would go all over the place you can use a karcher steamer for those task de 4002
798765
The manual states a minimum psi to use which I believe is 1800psi. I use a electric 1600psi pressure washer and works just fine.
1282860
Although we haven't tested it at 200+ lbs, my structural engineer husband says yes it will. Hope that helps.
1838880
Yes. I use this in a shop on a daily basis @ 250+ psi haven't had any problems. The house is replaceable along with the tip that goes over the valve stem.
1842078
Well it's not a pressure washer but you will be surprised how powerful your water pressure can be. I believe it will do it.
1480534
yes, the low side pressure gauge goes up to 300 psi, but that is only to help the service tech to use as a reference because it shouldnt exceed around 175 psi on most applications..the high side gauge goes in the thousands, which should be an indicator to how to operate..
864944
Yes you can use it on a low pressure system, mine runs with water from a 400 gallons water tank that is set two (2) feet above ground level.
780046
I think it will depend on how large a barrel you are using. your pressure will be determined by weight of the water in the barrel.
1108294
this tank is designed to hold up to 3000 psi, so cirtainly will hold 150psi inside.. the regulator is designed to output around 800psi by default, adjustable down to 500psi... so I'm not sure how it will behave with less than 200psi to work with... I'm also not sure what you want to do with it... it will NOT properly power a normal paintball gun if it's only 150-200psi internally.
1749482
This will handle 150 psi. That's the max pressure on my air compressor and I haven't had any issues. If there were to be any issues with pressure, the hose would probably burst before this would break.