Product description indicates 500gpd capacity. If I convert 500 gallons per day, I get 0.35 gpm - far too low. What am I missing?
1680181
Your math assumes you are going to run your Water continuously for 24 Straight hours? I have Seen little to no pressure Loss.
1859768
Yes, they incorrectly list the volume as 1.75 Gallons. They must have made a typo, that part number 12189CW135 and those dimensions (12x18x9 as per the part number) should be 4.75 gallons just up to the lowest fill line per the manufacturer. It is 1.125 Cubic foot when you multiply it out and there are just under 7.5 gallons per cubic foot so they are way off.
457933
Can't gauge GPM because you adjust the water flow according to how cold or warm the water is that's going into the heater. Down in winter when incoming water is cold and up in summer, etc. Hope this makes sense.
1895954
You can see a chart on depth/psi and some additional specs here: http://www.redlionproducts.com/clean-water/4-submersible-well-pumps/Mine is at 100' - I didn't get a chance to measure the gpm on my install, but it seems at least 12 gpm. Of course, my well is a slow artesian so I usually have 100' of head water on top of the pump. But so far it's been a great pump.
1741026
The tank holds 1.5 gallons, not 3 gallons. The unit is rated at 3.0 gallons output per day when running on high.
1973724
Sorta, with a little extra capacity.Depending upon the station and temperature, I have filled from 1.2 to 1.5 into the tank based upon THEIR meter. 90% of the time the fill from empty is 1.3 gallons.
413933
no idea! LNG is sold by weight so I don't think the amount in gallons is important
1640403
The original pre/post filter set by GE does not have a set GPD specification, simply because GE makes them to be compatible with a few different models of their filter systems, of which have different respective GPD specifications, themselves. The filters do have a 900-gallon total capacity specification, which may have already been listed here-I didn't look. The system I have, which I believe to be the most popularly available, the GXRM10RBL, specifies that by using the original filters, it has a rated output of 11 GPD. Hope this helps at least somewhat.
10042
I installed the pump at 300 ft. GPM is not adjustable and dependent on your pipe, valves etc size. 12 GPM is maximum. If your well replenishment rate is low install a Franklin Electric QD Pumptec - Pump Protector.
455603
It is not a 68 GPM pump. It comes close to 68 gal per hour, however. I also wanted to decrease the flowrate and I bought a (Pulsed Width Modulator)PWM. This did not work even thought my voltmeter showed a smooth increase and decrease in voltage. I tried the PWM with a different motor, a battery operated cooling fan we used on our dog kennel when we flew with them. The PWM controlled the speed of the fan nicely. I don't know exactly why but it did not work with the pump. I was using 2, 6 volt batteries in series to get the 12 v for the motor. When I used just one 6 v battery, the motor ran at slower speed and this would have worked but it was still more output than I wanted. I would up installing a tee on the discharge with a small valve at the outlet so that I could control the discharge while allowing a significant portion of the flow to bypass throught the branch of the tee.
169361
I had the same question. I went to the manufacturer's website and looked at the spec sheet which says it's rated for 10 GPM http://www.aquapurefilters.com/shop/product/resource/760/ap430ssspec.pdf
32014
I don't know, but according to the product description it says 19 gallon capacity.
1681830
Mine will do up to 9gal / day if it ran most of the time which it does not.
108865
The filters are suppose to fill at 75 GPD (~3 gal/hour). Even after draw down completely, you only need enough water to develop enough head to get it out of your faucet (this includes filling the bladder tank enough as well). I installed two bladder tanks as the total drawn down with the supplied bladder tank is about 2.5 gallons. At our office, we installed a larger bladder tank since there are peak coffee pot and simple water demands in the morning. Ours serves two coffee areas and an ice machine. The smaller tank just didn't handle the peak demand.
33375
On the box it says 3 gpm but this can be confusing. While it may be able to push 3 gpm it depends on how far from the point of use you are and how hot you want the water to be. I am in a warm weather climate and find that I can use it very easily with a 1.5 gpm shower head and for use in my kitchen sink. That seems to max out the units effectiveness. Hope this helps. By the way, I am very happy with this unit.
733204
It reads to .1 gallons so I assume it can measure that low of flow...but I have only run it from 3-8 gpm. Still works after two years.
1036034
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!