how many gallons per hour or per minute ?????????????
1859811
I am not sure but it is a powerful pump I am using it to pump after throughout my house and its working fine....
1972299
I don't really know, but I'm guessing I get about 5 minutes of spraying out of a tank so it's probably about .2 gallons per minute (but don't quote me on that...)
1571779
Hi Nicole: Pumps 10 gallons/minute. Effective in that range. We have had several over the years and are quite satisfied. Pump turns on when submerged so we dug a hole for the pump to sit below the incoming water, leaving only minimum amounts on the floor. :-) Bob & Mary
1375267
Looking at the other answers - I agree that it will empty a 50 gal tank in 5 minutes. Doing the arithmetic - that sounds like 600 gallons in an hour. Thus my estimate is from 400 to 600 gallons per hour. It is solidly built with the pump housing in cast iron, but I only run it for a short time. It needs a pressure switch and pressure tank to let it cycle on and off in some applications. It is designed as a transfer pump to boost irrigation systems. I hope this helps.
2162145
I agree with Bradley. I was able to pump out 2 gallons from a scooter in around 2 minutes. I figure it would take 5-6 minutes of steady pumping to do 5 gallons. It's a good little pump. If it took Don 15-30 to pump 5 gallons, then his pump may be broken.
1677521
It will ALL depend on your water quality. You should be able to hit that (or better) pretty easily. I am in the Houston area (nasty municipal water supply) and I am getting about a gallon every 3.5 minutes. Also depends on how often you clean your filters.
1737308
These pumps are rated by Liters per min, you can find a conversion table by searching the net. This pump is rated at 70 Liters per minute which equals 2.47 cubic ft per min. As stated, you can double check by searching the net for conversion factors.
2213947
Please excuse previous response......I was interrupted !)According to the specs it is .5 gallons per hour......the amount of water you put down on any given area can bedetermined by the space between the emitters; 6, 9 oe 12 inches. The emitter line is good because wond does not effect it, as it does with the porous "soakers"
1326644
i guess that means gallons per minute. anyway it is a powerful pump. i just have a 15 foot pool and it is twice as strong as the original
1681828
It really depends on the size of your house. Mine is 1200 SQ FT and when the unit is working (during the winter) I'm pretty sure it uses 4+ gallons per day. I am using distilled water in this unit (hooked direct to my distiller tank) and there is no way I can stop the unit from "flushing" itself - which is a complete waste of water. At least I don't have to bother cleaning it anymore...........the distilled water leaves the unit spotless. The only downside is that I have to await the day when the unit becomes inoperative because the plastic cracks again. A sad waste of $1200. If you are thinking of buying this unit - DON'T!!!!!!!!!!! It really depends on the size of your house. Mine is 1200 SQ FT and when the unit is working (during the winter) I'm pretty sure it uses 4+ gallons per day. I am using distilled water in this unit (hooked direct to my distiller tank) and there is no way I can stop the unit from "flushing" itself - which is a complete waste of water. At least I don't have to bother cleaning it anymore...........the distilled water leaves the unit spotless. The only downside is that I have to await the day when the unit becomes inoperative because the plastic cracks again. A sad waste of $1200. If... » Read More It really depends on the size of your house. Mine is 1200 SQ FT and when the unit is working (during the winter) I'm pretty sure it uses 4+ gallons per day. I am using distilled water in this unit (hooked direct to my distiller tank) and there is no way I can stop the unit from "flushing" itself - which is a complete waste of water. At least I don't have to bother cleaning it anymore...........the distilled water leaves the unit spotless. The only downside is that I have to await the day when the unit becomes inoperative because the plastic cracks again. A sad waste of $1200. If you are thinking of buying this unit - DON'T!!!!!!!!!!! « Show Less
1077438
The amount of water passing through the shower head per minute -hold a gallon container under the head and time for 30 sec then x2
1763266
The label on the pump says 240 liters per hour as the stated maximum flow rate. When you do the math, that means 4 liters per minute. I'm not sure where the ad gets 3.6 from.
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I am sorry that I have no idea how to tell you the gallons per minute....but we did have to turn down our water pressure because it would come out to hard. Honestly - I really do love this faucet. It's nice with the two options of spraying - with just the right pressure it can spray off food on plates or the stuff that sits in the sink. I definitely recommend this faucet :) I hope this helps!
1964093
does this require high pressure? NO can it be used with a 12 v pump water system in an rv? YES how many gallons per hour? 30 GPM
1438972
I think only about 1.3 gallons. We just bought this for the office and it is not running for nearly 36 hours like the manufacturer suggests.
1329918
I would agree that it's around an hour. It works well, but it does work well, but doesn't quite flow as fast as advertised.
1978531
50 GPD is 50 gallons per day...so figure the minutes in a day (24X60=1440) and then the mL per 50 gallon and do the math.....