What is the difference in water storage capacity on different models?
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The desk pro does not have water storage. The capacity is 8 ounces, which I was worried about when first getting it. It turns out to work very well, and I am so glad I got it for when I need only cup of coffee!! It is sort of automatatic, so when you put in a k-cup, put down top, the other section opens, so you can put the 8 0unces in. I know that's more than you asked, but I recommend it.
1342460
Ours only brews ONE cup at a time, meaning it only holds enough water for ONE cup,....and a small cup at that. There are other models that have a multi cup water capacity though. I wish I had gotten the larger water reservoir. Hope this helps :)
1342461
The B130 is a single cup brewer 8 oz at a time. Most of the other models have a large reservoir . The only draw back of the B-103 is you have to wait for the water to heat, where as the reservoir models store hot water for "instant" brewing, but hey, I can wait tow or three minutes.
1342462
A single cup reservoir only holds water for an 8oz cup of whatever, and heats the water one cup at a time. A unit with a reservoir will hold water for multi cups, depending of the cup size. The reservoir typically supplies water for preheating the water, thereby brewing a cup of whatever is much quicker.
1342463
This one basically stores only 8oz. which is one cup. The others will let you go up to 12 oz. per cup sepending upon you desire. There is only enough room for a coffee mug in the catchment area. Often I fill a mug and then pour it into my tall covered mug from home, so I don't spill coffee. Since I got this, several of my colleagues have purchased these also.
1342464
This is my first Keurig so I can't compare. I only use one cup of water. This model suits me just fine, others may not like it. I have found different k-cups will give a little more coffee than others, I don't know why.
1342465
This model just holds the amount in a styrofoam cup. Some other models have a reservoir so you can brew more than one cup without filling up with water.
497581
I think mine saves me about half the water, if I had not installed the Laing lhb08100085, however, the one I had before was 100% better but, it also gave problems, the cold faucet was always warm but, if you want a cold glass of water you can go to the refrig. and get one.
1630477
Same here - button with no purpose, one piece, etc. I checked out the Condor website and the specs are:- 2.5L water storage - Screw top cap with carry handle- Large bite valve with lid- Flow shut-off switch- Hanger slots for mounting and drying- ImportNo mention of it although it seems to be in the photo. I looked at the Camelbak at a local shop, but didn't buy because that wasn't a major factor in my decision. Bought the Condor on Amazon with no respect to the interchangeability, but noticed the button, so here I am. You can buy the Camelbak "Hydrolink" pieces on Amazon and swap out with existing mouthpiece, but unlikely avg joe could field-modify the condor to accommodate the different bite valves. Same here - button with no purpose, one piece, etc. I checked out the Condor website and the specs are:- 2.5L water storage - Screw top cap with carry handle- Large bite valve with lid- Flow shut-off switch- Hanger slots for mounting and drying- ImportNo mention of it although it seems to be in the photo. I looked at the Camelbak at a local shop, but didn't buy because that wasn't a major factor in my decision. Bought the Condor on Amazon with no respect to the interchangeability, but noticed the button, so here I am. You can buy the Camelbak... » Read More Same here - button with no purpose, one piece, etc. I checked out the Condor website and the specs are:- 2.5L water storage - Screw top cap with carry handle- Large bite valve with lid- Flow shut-off switch- Hanger slots for mounting and drying- ImportNo mention of it although it seems to be in the photo. I looked at the Camelbak at a local shop, but didn't buy because that wasn't a major factor in my decision. Bought the Condor on Amazon with no respect to the interchangeability, but noticed the button, so here I am. You can buy the Camelbak "Hydrolink" pieces on Amazon and swap out with existing mouthpiece, but unlikely avg joe could field-modify the condor to accommodate the different bite valves. « Show Less
1935777
Different model numbers are for gallons per hour the pump is capable of pumping
1691741
There are two base models. One has a higher flow rate than the other. That means that more water can be moved faster that the other. But both flow sufficiently well for most enviorments. The other things that are added may be desired for some applications. You need to check with you local plumber to see what is required in your area.
1514080
There differences between the twelve or so Sodastream models. Some involve how you carbonate more or less, indicators of carbonation, glass carafes, or just aesthetics. The Dynamo in particular is one of four models that take the larger 130L CO2 canisters: http://www.sodastreamusa.com/PopUps/Helpmechoose.html I'm really glad I bought the Dynamo, because we use the Sodastream WAY more than I predicted we would. As it is, we go through the 130L once every three months. It's more accessible, so we drink more carbonated water, tea, lemonade, energy drink, etc. The only downside has been that in our town, there's only Staples as a location we can exchange the bottles at. We don't have a Bed Bath & Beyond, and all the other physical locations like Best Buy Herbergers, K-Mart, etc. only offer the smaller bottles. And online at Sodastream.com, you can no longer exchange the 130L bottles. If you think you'll use it a lot, and you find a local source of 130L bottle exchanges, the Dynamo or one of the other models that take the larger bottles is worth it.
1442598
To my understanding it's just the flow rate and dimensional height difference. I found the chart below. Hope it helps :)http://www.3mwater.com/media/catalog/product/pdfs/AP817SeriesSpecSheet.pdf
2068714
Cannot answer this.but i have both models and simply love them.me and the wife can fit all our stuff in one f or them for the week end.
807984
This unit has the capacity you would need. The nice thing is your hot water is constant. You can run pretty much what you want at anytime, better than the 100 gal. high recovery water heater I was using. You just need to run you water a little longer the further away from the unit that the faucet is located. Note: for laundry use I will run the hot water in a nearby sink before I start the washer. Minor inconvenience. I am impressed with the unit and happy that I made the change. Has been cheaper, also. Good luck!
1133929
There is no difference. Waterboss just updated their production and renamed the 220 to the 700. Parts for both are interchangeable.
666279
The capacity, of course, refers to the inner pot. If the inner pot is 2 gallons, outside got to be at least 2, don't you agree? They're snug to each other.
1173237
I think the only difference is that this model has an accessory port that you can use with containers.
372345
That is correct. Specifically I think the model number denotes the gallons of water it can filter before you replace the resin.
327901
No there are multiple configurations. Check out this link http://www.drobo.com/products/capacity-calculator/
816216
It is the same physical size, but I believe it has a higher capacity. My first replacement lasted about 9 months before it required more frequent charging. Glisson days.
129703
Hi, Could not find much difference in the models. Mine works just great. Try either one & I believe they will be ok. cwr
2187386
Brian, I have no idea if there is any difference, as I have only experience with the "other" model. I just really like the one I bought from Amazon.