Does this pump have a throttle control, or lower gpm settings than the 150gpm?
1825506
It does has throttle control, I assume you can set it at low, but I always set the highest
1825507
My husband said he doesn't know as he's only run it on high, but it leaks gas, so he wouldn't recommend it.
1825508
Haven't used the pump yet thanks to some rains. The manual shows a Throttle Valve Lever. It would seem that you could control the gpm by use of the throttle, but I don't see any separate control for gpm.
478209
You can adjust the float action with the simple addition of a zip tie to lower the float level if it is not adjustable on yours. It also depends on if you are pumping uphill and how close you installed your back flow preventor
952048
The one I received was the 800 GPM non-automatic bilge pump. It operates with a separate float switch. I use it in the shower sump.
1448788
80 gph. 6 psi. Best pump you will find for the money, a little noisey but not too bad. I upgraded to the airdog raptor rp-150 for my Duramax because it has some heavy tuning. It was also 4 times the price. I would recommend the ph4600. Its also great because its a flow through pump
178757
No, this is not an automatic pump. It requires manual and or float switching to opetate correctly.
1623163
No GPM on the label, sorry. you may be able to get from Watkins, the maker of the Hot Springs spa. This the circulation/heater pump.
680273
it is all about "gallons per minute/quarts/ounces". See if you can find some type of fuel usage rate on the outboard,,the web has a lot of information. Then compare to the max output of the pump which states 35 gallons per hour. there needs to be more gpm available at the pump. Also, make sure the fuel line(s) are not kinked and the fuel filter is not clogged in any matter, including the portable fuel tank suction - sometimes there is a screen or filter there. Also, the priming squeeze bulb that is usually on this application may have a restriction. If all looks in order and the fuel usage rate is too much for pump, you could get another pump and parallel or series install to see if that improves the motor speed.
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Willee, I've got a question, yes it needs 12-15 psi at the controller, to maintain that is another issue. Some of my zones have 7 pop-ups. I called Zodiac today and got no where, they could not tell me the gpm required to keep system running or even suggest a variable speed pump for me. I understand what your saying about running high pressure for a couple hours then reducing it for eight hours, to do that I would probably need to add an automatic valve to change to side returns seeing my pop-ups wouldn't pop-up. Your thoughts. And do you own a pool with a caretaker system?
457933
Can't gauge GPM because you adjust the water flow according to how cold or warm the water is that's going into the heater. Down in winter when incoming water is cold and up in summer, etc. Hope this makes sense.
1225355
Where the tube connects to the pump there are two little dials. Make sure you turn those on. Turn them to adjust the settings.
803710
There is a pressure gauge for monitoring drum pressure and the pump itself is a single speed on/off. I hop this helped. I have had this pump on a 22ft above ground intex pool that I converted to saltwater and it has been Awesome.....
1280999
We are using it the pump as a pressure pump. I'm not sure of the GPM but it is a very powerful pump. It's the best deal on the market. Buy the pump you won't be disappointed. We are pumping the water over 100' to the church and have really good pressure without any lags in water.
334380
I've got about a 350 gpH pump and I have to dial it down. I have 90 total system gallons. I'm tumbling npx balls in it and they like a nice slow tumble.
1856938
It does not have a speed control. You would mount a ball valve on the output side of the pump and control the flow with the valve.
479064
I don't know about the gpm; I had a plumber install. My water pressure and flow rate from the faucet is really strong.
573387
I agree with Marlowe. The pump can't be regulated, however I put an inline regulator in my system. Pretty simple fix to regulate max pressure.
1409638
I asked AquaTop and they said it's 1190gph. I'm assuming it's the SFP-65, which Amazon also sells by itself here if you want to look at some reviews - http://www.amazon.com/AquaTop-Sumbersible-Pond-Pump-SFP65/dp/B006315K64