which functions (rainfall, wand, jets) if any can be used together? what's max psi recommended?
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Yes , can be used together by open the valve half way to the 2 function that you want to use, however the pressure will drop low I have a 75 psi at home ( by home inspector) . And I live in Texas I don't know if this is a standard measurements.
522847
All the functions are seperate. Recommended PSI. I'd say at least 45. But that's just a guess. The water comes out like a jet from the body sprayers. Max psi I'd say 70. Same as any other fixture.
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The water features runs separately, however, as mentioned in other answer, it is possible to turn the knob half way in between the 2 features to get a little bit of both but the water flow will be low. The recommended PSI is 60.
765704
The gardena has two knobs that adjust the water jets, they that can be adjusted to make a wide or narrow "rain" outcome, the length that the water eaches alsoa can be easily adjuste. you may get beeter results if you install a sort of small watrt pump to raise the pressure until 18 psi, mine gardena works perfect anafter several trial I found the settings I nned to watering my garden. hope this answer be usefulEddie
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I use the SB800 with small umbrella and it works great. If you want more power, you can upgrade to the SB900ish. I have a friend who has one and it work a bit better because it produce more flash power.
475756
Depends on the area of the country. But normally 10 to 11 psi.But read the instructions and following them.
637026
Here is the answer from factory:The minimum pressure for the system to mist is 35 psi (the average in the US is about 60 psi with the highest being around 100 psi). The higher the pressure the better the quality of the mist, though anything above 45 psi does a good job. Each nozzle uses between 0.4 gallons per hour and 0.58 gallons per hour depending on the pressure.
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No, that would require something like a flow or pressure switch, suppose you could rig something up. We use it for taking water from rain barrels. As long as you don't leave it running too long with the nozzle closed it seems OK with short periods of blocked flow. The pump could empty a rain barrel quickly, but it can only flow as much as the opening (nozzle) will allow. Smaller opening-higher pressure, bigger opening-lower pressure, unblocked discharge-high flow and low pressure.
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You can use any pump but I purchased this one and love it: Beckett Large Fountain Pump, 400 GPH. It really pushes the water and so far has been extremely dependable.
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I would try to use it if the hydro jet can be fed into the line.the 3000 psi is a hand full.
675751
Everything depends on your original water pressure. These nozzles will concentrate that pressure to a high pressure stream or spread it out to produce a gentle rain affect.
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30 to 50 PSI-max according to the material you are spraying . and a flow of 8.3 SCFM continuous or 4.3 average .Gun works well . I also purchased that seal maintenance kit
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The hose on the wand is rated at 4,000 PSI and 212 degrees Fahrenheit. The GPM is a rating of a pressure washer.
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The Briggs and Stratton Pressure Washer Extension Wand is rated for 3,000 PSI and has M22 fittings. If your pressure washer is compatible to these features, it should work well.
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An excell 2750 psi runs with 2.5 gal per min. The 3.0 size is a match. Charts are available on the web. You need psi and gpm
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The max PSI well be available on the iwata website. What I can tell you it's it can more than handle the pressure required for the iwata neo and eclipse air brushes
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No- you turn the top middle knob to select the shower head/ or set of shower heads you want to use. Top 2 side jets on each side work as a set; same with bottom 2 side jets. Rainfall shower as one; hand shower as another; tap as another.
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This is cheaper because its only function is momentary. I would reccomend the multi function WML
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You can "force" multiple jets to work at the same time by leaving the jet selector between two options BUT it's not intended to do this...and the water pressure will decrease significantly. I own a showerhead I picked up at the hardware store that has a combo overhead/handheld jet - they can be used simultaneously. I've not seen a panel shower that provides the same function.