Does anyone know how many gallons per hour does this filter? I'm sure it's not much.
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It all depends upon how you set up the site flow. It isn't much. And it floats. I had to hold it down with my heater.
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Not much help here. Our light only came on about once & that was years ago. And there is no meter telling how many gallons have been used. We only change our filters about every 8 months. There are just 2 of us using them, so if you have more people in the house you'd probably need to change more often. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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The 206 model name means 206 gallons per hour so that would turn your tank water over more than 12 time per hour. Unless you have turtles in that tank I think that filter is too much for a 10 gallon tank. Fluval makes great filters, but this one is too big for your application.
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200 gallons per hour filtration rate it says on the video. Standard filter says 5.2 amps current draw.
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The packaging for the filter claims that it is good for 100,000 gallons. I'm assuming they are expecting you to be filtering fairly clear water and cleaning the filter regularly. If I get 10% out of my filter I'll be happy.
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Gallons per minute and pressure drop in house if filter doesn't let water through fast enough.
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Im not exactly sure how many it makes per day but I have a family of 6 using it all the time and we don't run out of filtered water ! Hope this helps!
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About 1/2 gallon per nozzle per hour. But it also depends on water pressure. I ran it all summer 10 hours a day and didn't notice it on the bill.
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My pool is 10,000 gallons. But how often to clean depends on use. I clean my filter once a week.
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I would estimate it pumps about 2 gallons per minute through. For what I use it for, that works fine. However, I'm using a much larger space.
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the filter only as directed on the box (2 mos. or 200 gals.). I always rinse the inside of the housing & the outside too when needed. works for me.
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I clean mine more frequently but that is different for every system. I usually get 3-4 cleanings per filter and I know it is time to throw it away when the pressure stays high after cleaning.
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The life of the filter will vary based on the level of TDS in your water. You should change the filter once your meter reads 006. On average a filter will process between 25-30 gallons of water. The less TDS your water contains, the less often you will need to change your filters.
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Quite while. I fill it and then walk away, so it takes 2 or 3 hours at least. If I go back to the kitchen I often top it up, it seems to work faster if it is full or near full and using the entire filter.
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I really don't know how many gallons per minute pass through the filter. I have a 1 HP pump and all 1" pvc until it divides under the house into half inch pipes. The shower that is the farthest from the pump produces more pressure than I can stand UNTIL the filter begins to clog, and then drops rapidly. I use that as a simple indicator that it's time to change filters. I use 50 micron in the subject housing and my water comes directly from a clear river, so there are times that there is a lot of sediment. I have had other types of sediment filters and this one has far higher throughput than any I've used. I really don't know how many gallons per minute pass through the filter. I have a 1 HP pump and all 1" pvc until it divides under the house into half inch pipes. The shower that is the farthest from the pump produces more pressure than I can stand UNTIL the filter begins to clog, and then drops rapidly. I use that as a simple indicator that it's time to change filters. I use 50 micron in the subject housing and my water comes directly from a clear river, so there are times that there is a lot of sediment. I have had other types of sediment filters and this one has far higher throughput... » Read More I really don't know how many gallons per minute pass through the filter. I have a 1 HP pump and all 1" pvc until it divides under the house into half inch pipes. The shower that is the farthest from the pump produces more pressure than I can stand UNTIL the filter begins to clog, and then drops rapidly. I use that as a simple indicator that it's time to change filters. I use 50 micron in the subject housing and my water comes directly from a clear river, so there are times that there is a lot of sediment. I have had other types of sediment filters and this one has far higher throughput than any I've used. « Show Less
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pump presure and i have the pump model 633t which is surposed to be enough gallons per hour. also the vacume net inside the vacume is already falling apart and we only had it since april 25th
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No. You can use between 1 and 3 filters. The more filters you have, the faster it will filter. 1 filter ~ 14 hours. 2 filters ~ 8 hours. 3 filters ~ 5 hours.