What is respond time for this pressure transduser?
1433208
It is an analog sensor with a straight voltage curve and about a 10-20ms response
1344666
If I use mine non-stop it will run out of pressure and I have to wait a short time for it to recover
1316098
Mine starts around 150. So far I am really impressed with the quick recovery. I keep my output pressure at 120. I have an additional external regulator that I use for hose pressure. Hope that helps.
371842
Good Morning: TPMS systems working on pulsating signals and cycles from tire to tire every 6 seconds showing the tire pressure and temperature on the screen. If no significant change is noted in the 6 second cycles it will transmit a full updated reading every 5 minutes. If a significant change is notated it will transmit it on that cycle or if you go out of any of your Alarm parameters (settings) it will interrupt the cycling and give you a real time alert and reading as to what the problem is. Hope that helps, Customer Relations EEZ RV PRODUCTS
1705133
I operate mine at 25 PSI. Can't answer about the 1 hour duration, mine is set to operate for 15 minute intervals.
447784
It doesn't take long maybe less than a minute...... You probably got a bad one.... Check to see if you have it connected correctly... if that is not the issue return it for a replacement that works, you will not be disappointed if you get one that works.
681319
It should only take a couple of minutes. If it does not immediately prime the pump check the length of the hoses from the pump to the tank, they may be too long and need to be cut to the appropriate length.
479283
Please go to Melnor's website and download the manual for this timer. The average household water pressure is approximately 60 psi.
347187
Great item. Probably 30 seconds, first time only. Maintains pressure for weeks when not in use.
889954
I guess not enough pressure (though mine works on almost no pressure) or somehow defective...maybe return and get a new one.
2174196
These sensors have only been tested with water. The drip time is approximately 6 to 10 hours per water sensor.
824187
Depends on what pressure you start from. I think it goes from 0 to max in about 1 minute and is super quiet.
298274
Mine was all pressurized and ready to go. I may have checked prior to placing into service. Use an air pressure gauge suitable for 0 to 15 PSI. Check it against specs, it you need to increase pressure, use a hand pump, like a bicycle tire pump - caution do not exceed max pressure.
1120428
Here's what I did. I use a water timer. It's noting more than a valve that turns the faucet on and off per program. The system is set for line pressure.Probably 40-60 psi is the industry std. The drippers come in a few different flow rates. You determine the time based on the amt of water you want.If it drips 1gal/hr and you want 2 gals of water in the pot, set timer for 2 hrs ON. The drip rates are estimates, so run it into a jar for 15 mins or so and get your own number. I ordered more drippers. Works pretty good. I suggest a water timer.
43371
ask orbit my system is about 50 psi and i think it needs the source pressure to operate the valve
218496
A quick release only takes a minute or two. Letting the pressure come down naturally can take up to 20 minutes or more and a short quick release is still sometimes needed.
1579738
I don't have the order numbers, but the internal transducer seems to work well if you get it installed correctly. Sorry I'm just a customer not a sales rep. J