Whisper King question.

[Eyetattoo]

Wondering if this water pump is adjustable? If so where is the adjustment screw?

[Eyetattoo]

I think I will add a small hole right after the shower valve, currently there is only one. I upgraded to the Oxygenics head which helped, just need a little bit more.

[2oldman]

Eyetattoo wrote:
To get more water pressure, mainly for showers.

Try running it at 16 volts. No water pump I know of can be adusted for pressure.

[BigDogF250]

Strabo wrote:

BigDogF250 wrote:
There are 2 ways to get more water out of a shower head. The first is increase pressure, which has it's own perils (leaks). The second is to unscrew the show head and "adjust" the flow regulator by increasing the size/quantity of holes. Small changes make big results. I did this to mine, making small adjustments until I had the desired flow rate.
In my case I wanted enough water to get wet and feel the water but still limit the GPM rating to about 3GPM (it started at 1.5gpm). This means when dry camping you get about 2 minutes of water for a shower before the hot water starts to run out, plenty if you are turning it off to soap up.

I used a residential handheld shower head that i removed the entire flow restrictor from, worked perfect.

I thought about that but I have too many visitors using it. With a 150gal water tank everyone in a tent wants to be my friend!

[Strabo]

BigDogF250 wrote:
There are 2 ways to get more water out of a shower head. The first is increase pressure, which has it's own perils (leaks). The second is to unscrew the show head and "adjust" the flow regulator by increasing the size/quantity of holes. Small changes make big results. I did this to mine, making small adjustments until I had the desired flow rate.
In my case I wanted enough water to get wet and feel the water but still limit the GPM rating to about 3GPM (it started at 1.5gpm). This means when dry camping you get about 2 minutes of water for a shower before the hot water starts to run out, plenty if you are turning it off to soap up.[/quiote]

I used a residential handheld shower head that i removed the entire flow restrictor from, worked perfect.

[BigDogF250]

There are 2 ways to get more water out of a shower head. The first is increase pressure, which has it's own perils (leaks). The second is to unscrew the show head and "adjust" the flow regulator by increasing the size/quantity of holes. Small changes make big results. I did this to mine, making small adjustments until I had the desired flow rate.
In my case I wanted enough water to get wet and feel the water but still limit the GPM rating to about 3GPM (it started at 1.5gpm). This means when dry camping you get about 2 minutes of water for a shower before the hot water starts to run out, plenty if you are turning it off to soap up.

[Eyetattoo]

To get more water pressure, mainly for showers.

[Old-Biscuit]

Eyetattoo wrote:
What benefits would I have adjusting the shut off psi?

Why did you ask if pump could be adjusted?

[Eyetattoo]

What benefits would I have adjusting the shut off psi?

[Old-Biscuit]

You can adjust the pump shut-off psi setting........

On the end of pump head in center is an adjustment screw.
Looking at pump head
Turn screw clockwise to increase
Turn screw counter clockwise to decrease
Turn only 1/2 turn at a time then check
Turn no more than 1 1/2 times total or you can damage pressure switch

[downtheroad]

Don't know what model you have but here are the manuals...
Hope this helps.

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