R/O unit and bar

Long story but basically I want to know what bar is. I need to buy a
booster pump for my R/O unit and the only measurement for water pressure
required in the documentation and during my online searching is 3 bar
minimum. I thought there was a psi in the info when I bought it but I
can't find mention of it now. What does this bar mean?

It is a unit of pressure. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bar_%28unit%29
will explain it, and has conversion tables. Or, use google as a
calculator, IE, go to google, and punch in 3 bar to psi.

Ben

miskairal wrote:
Long story but basically I want to know what bar is. I need to buy a
booster pump for my R/O unit and the only measurement for water pressure
required in the documentation and during my online searching is 3 bar
minimum. I thought there was a psi in the info when I bought it but I
can't find mention of it now. What does this bar mean?

You champion, thankyou!
Shame on me for not trying google first embarrassed

Ben wrote:
It is a unit of pressure. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bar_%28unit%29
will explain it, and has conversion tables. Or, use google as a
calculator, IE, go to google, and punch in 3 bar to psi.

Ben

miskairal wrote:

Long story but basically I want to know what bar is. I need to buy a
booster pump for my R/O unit and the only measurement for water pressure
required in the documentation and during my online searching is 3 bar
minimum. I thought there was a psi in the info when I bought it but I
can't find mention of it now. What does this bar mean?

That's cool that google does that. I didn't realize that
they did.

Also check out http://onlineconversion.com
It's really great for converting all kinds of things.

Wayne Sallee
Wayne's Pets



Ben wrote on 5/16/2006 4:28 AM:
It is a unit of pressure. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bar_%28unit%29
will explain it, and has conversion tables. Or, use google as a
calculator, IE, go to google, and punch in 3 bar to psi.

Ben

miskairal wrote:
Long story but basically I want to know what bar is. I need to buy a
booster pump for my R/O unit and the only measurement for water pressure
required in the documentation and during my online searching is 3 bar
minimum. I thought there was a psi in the info when I bought it but I
can't find mention of it now. What does this bar mean?

Google's built in calculator is one of my favorite features on Google,
I use it all the time. I have yet to find any units of measure for
anything that it will not convert.

Ben


Wayne Sallee wrote:
That's cool that google does that. I didn't realize that
they did.

Also check out http://onlineconversion.com
It's really great for converting all kinds of things.

Wayne Sallee
Wayne's Pets

I found one.

"1 centigal to decigal"

I just could not resist :-)

Wayne Sallee
Wayne's Pets



Ben wrote on 5/16/2006 6:51 PM:
Google's built in calculator is one of my favorite features on Google,
I use it all the time. I have yet to find any units of measure for
anything that it will not convert.

Ben


Wayne Sallee wrote:
That's cool that google does that. I didn't realize that
they did.

Also check out http://onlineconversion.com
It's really great for converting all kinds of things.

Wayne Sallee
Wayne's Pets

Let me rephrase:
Any REAL units

;-)

Ben

Wayne Sallee wrote:
I found one.

"1 centigal to decigal"

I just could not resist :-)

Wayne Sallee
Wayne's Pets

Wayne Sallee wrote:
I found one.

"1 centigal to decigal"

Would that be 1/100 of a woman to 1/10 of a woman? :-)

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