What is maximum water temperature for pump?
1852698
No idea. We don't use this any more because the pump was just too weak. In order for the pump to work with the panel, it has to be directly facing the sun, so one often has to go outside and change the direction of the panel.
1783380
Per Mfg. instructions this pump is not recommended for temp. over 120 degrees F
1127070
Per the description: Factory preset to 150 psi and 210 degrees Fahrenheit. Also be sure if you need a 1/2" npt or 3/4" npt thread. Usually RV water heaters are the 1/2" like you are looking at.
824190
I use it on a gas water heater, temperature setting in range of 130-140 degrees. Works great so far.
897309
I do not know the temperature range! I can say the water does not get warm. It works very well, I am very satisfied and I will purchase another when these go bad! I have three of these buckets and have used them two winters so far! I highly recommend this item!
1309057
The washing machine sediment filter attaches directly to the washing machine water faucets for either hot or cold intake. The Maximum Temperature is 320 degrees Fahrenheit or 160 degrees Celsius.(from Washing Machine Inline Water Filter 85470 Specs)
1772290
I am guessing, but less than 1 degree F per hour. I get about 6 degrees per hour for a 1200-1500 gal pool.Good luck.
39644
E, I am in Massachusetts where freezing is plentiful in the winter. I have float type pumps on our gas furnace and air conditioner. I bought and installed this pump on my portable dehumidifier in the basement, to save me from hauling the water-filled container up stairs and outside every day in our humid summers+. This pump's action is triggered by the float in the reservoir. I ran the (included) tubing up overhead and down to the liquid drain pipe for the washing machine. Been working like a charm, saving my 75 year old legs and back... Go for it. Jim B, Cape Cod
688276
No, I think the highest temp is 120 degrees. Any thing higher could be dangerous without an infusion of cold water, so most tankless water heaters that I'm aware of have temperature limits.
1986975
The pump has a thermocouple ...temperature sensor ...which turns the pump off when the temperature reaches somewhere in th 95 degree range at the return side of the pump. Way cool. I am a builder and we have been installing these for years. Still pricey but they work great. No wasted water whatsoever. Allen
1412078
http://deltacom.deltafaucet.com/customersupport/faq/Water+Temperature/index.html
2019444
Water is still liquid at 35, so it will work just fine. My pump has not been out in freezing temps so far this year, but the literature says it has a thermal protection device to protect it. I will have to wait and see, but so far it works great.
688277
Don't think so, the temperature of the water on the input side may determine the output temp. My water is around 55 degrees and i have seem temps close to 140 but thats the highest
153961
I thought temp to be approx. 220 degrees. I remember it being the highest temp of similar machines at the time I purchased. It is very light, maybe 2 pounds when full of water.
2099602
The pipe is made of HEAVY plastic...they ain't a gonna burst, trust me on that.,....plus it lets you locate the pipes where you want them.The pump unit is located in a "box" that attached on the fan, which you want to be on the inside of the case.I have not had a temp of anything over 50C on the processor even in the most of extreme benchmarking conditions.You can't beat this Baby for the price.CRAZY Jumpin JackMarietta, GA
2239036
1.1 gpm, max. 40 psi. More details in:http://www.directindustry.com/prod/flojet/container-pumps-14327-1155603.html
688278
Assuming you have everything hooked up correctly, at 3.5 GPM, the MAX TEMP will be NO MORE THAN 55 degrees ABOVE THE TEMPERATURE OF THE INCOMING WATER. For example, if the incoming water temp is 50 degrees in the winter, then the max winter temp will be 105. In the summer, when the incoming water is 65 degrees, the max summer temp will be 120 degrees. This is the way ALL demand heaters work. Be SURE to check the TEMPERATURE RISE specification on ANY demand heater to know what it is truly capable of. If the TEMP RISE is specified at 3GPM, and you try to set it higher, it may CUT BACK THE FLOW RATE to achieve the higher temp, but it will NEVER exceed the TEMP RISE spec. Assuming you have everything hooked up correctly, at 3.5 GPM, the MAX TEMP will be NO MORE THAN 55 degrees ABOVE THE TEMPERATURE OF THE INCOMING WATER. For example, if the incoming water temp is 50 degrees in the winter, then the max winter temp will be 105. In the summer, when the incoming water is 65 degrees, the max summer temp will be 120 degrees. This is the way ALL demand heaters work. Be SURE to check the TEMPERATURE RISE specification on ANY demand heater to know what it is truly capable of. If the TEMP RISE is specified at 3GPM, and you try to set it higher, it may CUT BACK THE... » Read More Assuming you have everything hooked up correctly, at 3.5 GPM, the MAX TEMP will be NO MORE THAN 55 degrees ABOVE THE TEMPERATURE OF THE INCOMING WATER. For example, if the incoming water temp is 50 degrees in the winter, then the max winter temp will be 105. In the summer, when the incoming water is 65 degrees, the max summer temp will be 120 degrees. This is the way ALL demand heaters work. Be SURE to check the TEMPERATURE RISE specification on ANY demand heater to know what it is truly capable of. If the TEMP RISE is specified at 3GPM, and you try to set it higher, it may CUT BACK THE FLOW RATE to achieve the higher temp, but it will NEVER exceed the TEMP RISE spec. « Show Less