I would like to know if at max depth you get 1.5 gpm, and is it greater gpm at 100 ft.??? Thanks Mr. Reeves
497987
Based on my experience with this pump, even though the specs show a maximum depth of 220 feet, I would not use it for anything except a bilge pump in a boat. I would not recommend it for use in a well unless the well was really shallow. My customer installed it in a well where the water was 100 feet deep and the pump failed after 4 months. The chinese manufacturer of the Seaflo tried to duplicate the well-known Shurflo 9300 well pump but motor they designed was weak and ended up getting overheated.
497988
I was getting 1.75 gpm at 70 foot depth , so it does abit more at shallower depths .
883124
I can tell you it is double the 2.5 GPM of US limits. I timed it with a bucket. It is great!
334500
Yes, it is 2.0 GPM max for the fixed showerhead (and 1.75 max for the handheld), which meets the CALGreen max.I'm not sure why the Amazon site lists it as 2.5 GPM, might be from a previous generation of the product.Since it's a thermostatic valve with a separate diverter, you can easily control the flow (no push-pull fiddling).I'm personally very happy with the showerhead. Very even, wide water distribution, but more forceful than you would get with a full-width "rain" showerhead.Water can only flow from either the fixed showerhead OR the handheld, not both concurrently. Yes, it is 2.0 GPM max for the fixed showerhead (and 1.75 max for the handheld), which meets the CALGreen max.I'm not sure why the Amazon site lists it as 2.5 GPM, might be from a previous generation of the product.Since it's a thermostatic valve with a separate diverter, you can easily control the flow (no push-pull fiddling).I'm personally very happy with the showerhead. Very even, wide water distribution, but more forceful than you would get with a full-width "rain" showerhead.Water can only flow from either the fixed showerhead OR the handheld, not both... » Read More Yes, it is 2.0 GPM max for the fixed showerhead (and 1.75 max for the handheld), which meets the CALGreen max.I'm not sure why the Amazon site lists it as 2.5 GPM, might be from a previous generation of the product.Since it's a thermostatic valve with a separate diverter, you can easily control the flow (no push-pull fiddling).I'm personally very happy with the showerhead. Very even, wide water distribution, but more forceful than you would get with a full-width "rain" showerhead.Water can only flow from either the fixed showerhead OR the handheld, not both concurrently. « Show Less
1712728
At 8 feet the 91330 & 91335 model will pump about 30 GPM. You can find the "PERFORMANCES" chart in your owners manual on page %. If you don't have your manual, you can download it at http://www.superiorpump.com/Manuals/utility.manuals.html.
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.
1577084
Though I do have a heavy duty plastic Cannon Elf camera housing that does not have much more of a seal to it that is rated to about 30 meters/100 feet I wouldn't want to take this light down more than 1 or 2 feet on purpose. It is clearly quite water "resistant" at low pressures in shallow water. It is also not marketed as SCUBA equipment and I would assume that is for good reason as they could charge much more if it was. I have dropped this light in the gutter while changing a tire in a rainstorm, etc. with no problems but beyond that? I do have a lot of SCUBA experience as a TDI tri-mix divemaster and the seals on this light do not look like they are designed to take much real water pressure. Though I do have a heavy duty plastic Cannon Elf camera housing that does not have much more of a seal to it that is rated to about 30 meters/100 feet I wouldn't want to take this light down more than 1 or 2 feet on purpose. It is clearly quite water "resistant" at low pressures in shallow water. It is also not marketed as SCUBA equipment and I would assume that is for good reason as they could charge much more if it was. I have dropped this light in the gutter while changing a tire in a rainstorm, etc. with no problems but beyond that? I do have a lot of SCUBA experience as a TDI... » Read More Though I do have a heavy duty plastic Cannon Elf camera housing that does not have much more of a seal to it that is rated to about 30 meters/100 feet I wouldn't want to take this light down more than 1 or 2 feet on purpose. It is clearly quite water "resistant" at low pressures in shallow water. It is also not marketed as SCUBA equipment and I would assume that is for good reason as they could charge much more if it was. I have dropped this light in the gutter while changing a tire in a rainstorm, etc. with no problems but beyond that? I do have a lot of SCUBA experience as a TDI tri-mix divemaster and the seals on this light do not look like they are designed to take much real water pressure. « Show Less
10040
I installed the pump to about 300 feet with plenty of water. There is no GPM adjustment, however the pump will shut off if the water level in the well is drawn to the pump level, this protects the pump.
114909
something is not right with your numbers? If you have 70 psi of pressure, you should be getting more than 6.5 gpm from your spicket. I have 3 of these sprinklers on the same line with only 40psi and 6 gpm from my spicket. The 3 heads I have running cover an area that is 40 feet in length.
1604211
I used it as shallow as 10 feet. Most divers I talked to said it is best from 10 to about 80 feet deep.It does make a big difference in taking out the greenish tint and allowing the blue to really pop.
1552006
could not say for sure. I am sure the 100 feet is not a problem. If it is in a pvc pipe or garden hose. the pump is good for 50psi which should be adaquate, Not sure about the volume being reduced though
1707184
I have a pump that pushes out 2500 gph for my pond. I also have another pump pushing out 4000 gph on a different filter for a waterfall and river. I was having some clarity issues with just the larger pump so I bought the TetraPond 26596 and within 1 week the 3000 gallon pond was crystal clear. I am extremely happy with the results. Good luck to you, I know you will not be disappointed.
1189329
2.2GPM , but flow rate has more to do with how many GPM you can supply than PSI . For example- if you have 1/2" water lines you will have higher PSI than 3/4" lines , but you will have more GPM with the 3/4" lines.
171439
Not sure what you mean. If you're asking how accurate it senses depth it depends. Sometimes it has been pretty accurate other times not. Don't expect any accuracy more than 6 inches deep.
2106171
the manual indicates maximum depth is 200ft, but mine read close to 300ft once on a lake.
10043
Mine is down 120', static water level in the well is 60', making the head pressure 60'. We get over 20 GPM at the surface - exactly as specified on their spec's. The pump will go as deep as 500' - you get less water the deeper you go. Go to this website for the spec's: http://www.redlionproducts.com/clean-water/4-submersible-well-pumps/ As to choking the pressure down to so many gallons per minute, you can buy a separate Dole Valve, rated at 5 GPM. They are for sale here; http://www.deanbennett.com/dole-flow-control-valves.htm
821950
I believe Mr. Shain in correct on the specs. Our pool is around 5 feet deep at the deepest area. we attached a 50 ft. hose to the pump, set it in the pool. Began on the lower steps of the pool and moved it to the middle once it had lowered the water to around 2 ft. in height. Pumped it out and through the hose to an area 25 to 30 ft. away with no problems. it's just a 1/4 HP so it isn't tremendously fast but it is quiet, lightweight, easy to handle, and it did a very good job for us. If your in a rush I'd suggest a larger HP. Other than that? We found it to be a good investment.
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if you are talking about hose lenght mine does well over 100 feet, you have to look at your hose size also..