how many gpm when both is on ? is it 2.5 or 5 gpm ?
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2.2 GPM with both on. with one on I would speculate it is more than 1.1 as it increases the water output of the single device. I would guess maybe between 1.4 and 1.7 with just 1 on.
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We have the 5L and don't have a problem with the number of gallons per minute that it produces. I think the only difference is the 10L pumps out 2.5 gpm but I could be wrong. Hope this helps. We use it for an outdoor shower at our farm and love it!
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Look at Shurflo website. There is no difference in GPM or pressure setting. Have no idea why there's two different model numbers, but you could ask Shurflo. They should be interchangeable.
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GPM Depends on your water pressure. However in my house it is about 1/3 of a gallon per minute. It has a standard threaded aerator.
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I don't know if that's normal or not. All I can tell you is the owner's manual states 2.8 gpm @ 3200 psi, and it requires a 5 gpm @ 20 psi supply.
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Per the docs its 2.2 gpm @ 60 psi. For us, its feels pretty robust, maybe because the previous one was quite old.
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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.
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It certainly is greater flow rate than the replaced manual unit. I don't a have numerical GPM.
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All on demand hot water heaters are rated GPM If you try to use more then the GPM system you buy ,it will not work out for you. I needed 1.5 GPM and I bot a 3 GPM and we are very happy with it.
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The Siroflex doesn't have a gpm on the package. It has a much better flow than the Bubble-Stream I replaced, which was 2.2 gpm.
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Based on the specifications from Kohler at http://m.us.kohler.com/mt/www.us.kohler.com/us/Flipside-02-2.5-gpm-multifunction-handshower/productDetail/Handshowers/427310.htm?skuId=405197&brandId=431417&pageName=null&_requestid=891820&un_jtt_redirect# the gpm is 2.5. I don't know about water sense.
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John, no they ( in my experience, this is the third one that I have Got ) dont, I love this set up, just if you get one do not get the air pump one, very low gpm. Maybe 1 gallon per 1 to 2 hours.
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5 kHz steps on the one I have. I think there is a different model that does 2.5.
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I was curious as well and just tested it. (I purchased this because I recently discovered my previous showerhead of 12 years was 10 gpm! So I'm trying to be more water conscious.) Understanding there could be some human error, with both on, I got 3.3 gpm. With one (didn't mater which), I got 2.2 gpm. Either way, still less than 10 gpm AND because it's such a nice showerhead (compared to the temporary $1.95 plastic replacement I used for a week before this), I can take much quicker showers, thereby saving more water. This last point is probably only applicable to people with long thick hair they have to wash. I was curious as well and just tested it. (I purchased this because I recently discovered my previous showerhead of 12 years was 10 gpm! So I'm trying to be more water conscious.) Understanding there could be some human error, with both on, I got 3.3 gpm. With one (didn't mater which), I got 2.2 gpm. Either way, still less than 10 gpm AND because it's such a nice showerhead (compared to the temporary $1.95 plastic replacement I used for a week before this), I can take much quicker showers, thereby saving more water. This last point is probably only applicable to people with long thick hair... » Read More I was curious as well and just tested it. (I purchased this because I recently discovered my previous showerhead of 12 years was 10 gpm! So I'm trying to be more water conscious.) Understanding there could be some human error, with both on, I got 3.3 gpm. With one (didn't mater which), I got 2.2 gpm. Either way, still less than 10 gpm AND because it's such a nice showerhead (compared to the temporary $1.95 plastic replacement I used for a week before this), I can take much quicker showers, thereby saving more water. This last point is probably only applicable to people with long thick hair they have to wash. « Show Less
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With the filter in place, not fast at all. Honestly I don't use it. Without it the flow rate is very acceptable, though I don't have a GPM answer for you.
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Yes, these number shows the GPM that the selected nozzle uses at 45psi. These numbers are used to identify the nozzle on the nozzle tree too.Let me know if you have any other question.Regards,SprinklerPartsWholesale
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With city water I would think you should get closer to 10 gpm. We are running 6 with #3 nozzles with only 5gpm. We have plenty of pressure with that.