The information says 70pint and then auto shut off with 9.5 pint water tank is full which is it? 70pint or 9.5 pint?
1380496
the tank for catching the water is 9.5 pints the 70 pints refers to the amount of water per day it will remove
1380497
Well, it certainly cannot collect 70 pints of water in the tank so the answer is 9.5. Still not sure why it says 70 pints? Never thought about it but definitely a darn good question - just how do they come up with the 70 pint figure? Hummmmmmmm...............
1548825
This turns itself off when the water runs out so it doesn't run the heating element when there is no water to evaporate. This is a good thing. Nothing to be worried about. I find that a full tank of water lasts one whole night on the high setting (avg. 8 to 9 hrs.) and on the low setting will use only about 2/3 of the tank. You might try the low setting if it really bothers you that it turns itself off. Hope this helps!
1728218
It is only a water shut off. It also has a but in sensor that automatically shuts the valve if it contacts water.
868360
I installed it on 5hp that was on a chipper, I don't know the exact size of the tank but it is close to 2 quarts.
748369
The tank is rated for 100 psi and my pump is rated at 60 psi shutoff, so the pump keeps pumping almost forever. 30 minutes til I shut it off. Had to disconnect the tank. Now pump works fine, but no tank.
1617786
Yes, Auto shut off when the water level is full. It even has a code that comes up on the display so you know it's off due to being full and not some other failure. This unit has the ability to drain through a hose so you don't have to use auto shut off if you have a drain available. Another feature is you set the humidity level you want (in % humidity) and it shuts off when you reach that level
1424394
I run mine on the intermittent setting (it runs for 6 hours)... approximately half the water is gone. I always reflll it before starting it again, so not sure exactly. Based on what I've observed, maybe 12 hours? It automatically shuts off after 6, or 3 (if on constant).
522557
Mine holds just over a pint! I do have to fill twice on 500sq ft.. be careful if buying used as its not great when you get told to contact the supplier because all the parts are not shipped to you! my first new one was fab!
1104832
System has auto off when water level is low. Best way is to refill before each usage. Tank is large and should last all night.
1826088
it is 3/4 inch - You do have to use a few extra wraps of sealer tape. Now it does not go by a pressure so much as it does in reference to water flow. The switch on is a higher flow than switch off. The unit is a plunger type and is directional (you have to install correctly). It will not sense a drip - drip -drip but triggers at a low flow. Hope this helps
1007198
I have a B70 but the results are probably the same, I stuck it on a killawatt for about 14 hours in standby (already heated up), no auto shutoff set.Over 14 1/2 hours it used 0.29 Kwh, that is just to keep the water ready for brewing. At my top rate of $0.30/Kwh that is around $4 a month if it was on all the time. However I usually have it set to turn off after 2 hours, and to automatically turn on in the morning when I need it. I'll leave it to run this cycle for a few days on the Killawatt and see what the difference is.
1209560
Open the door where the tank is and the model number for the water tank is located on the walls inside. Then type that number with the drain plug description into the Internet for an exact fit. This was about an inch shorter than the original when I took it out. Just be sure it is not longer and same 1440wattage. 1440w is on the plug when you remove it.
476321
I have it set to auto fill a coffee maker split from the fridge water line. Never pressure checked it at the float but the house is 40-60ps. So it should be the same there.
944983
I'm not sure, as I never let it just go and go. I checked it frequently (maybe once every 2-4 days) and it was in the 280 gal. I use it on a drip system, so usage is small. I returned the unit shortly after purchase as it allowed water into its display and electronics area, fogged up, shorted out, then died. Not a robust design.
1570776
When i had mine installed the well man explained how the whole thing worked but that was a while back and I've forgot. He did set the PSI for a Max of 70 on mine. I do remember him saying something about setting it too high also. You can probably call your well man and he can explain it. Hope this helps.
2124422
I'm not an expert but 60psi is normal for the cold water supply. Your pressures will vary due to length, size, and condition of your plumbing within the household. It will also vary due to temperature, say at the hot water tank. I don't know if rising to 100psi is "normal" but I would expect a higher pressure at the hot water tank and the gage is accurate. If you can stand doing without hot water cool the tank, say over night, and measure the pressure. If it drops toward the 60 reading again I would suspect things are normal.
1935243
Sara, as long as you have an electric outlet nearby. It does have an auto shut off when the tank is full. It's a very small unit. I have it in a walk in closet that has an outlet inside it, and I find it works very well.