Hose pressure planner

Enter your pump details and hose lengths to estimate the pressure at the other end. The starting numbers are examples—replace them with yours.

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Results update as you type

What do you want to find?

1. Enter your water supply

Check the pump chart first. Use the flow at the pressure you need—not the two maximum ratings. Maximum flow and maximum pressure occur at different operating points and cannot be used together. If you do not have the chart, ask your pump supplier before relying on this estimate.

Pump pressure from chartPSIFlow at that same pressureUS GPM

2. Choose your hose and how many lengths

Read the size printed on your hose. Count the 50 ft and 100 ft lengths you will connect in one line.

1Hose size50 ft lengthsQTY100 ft lengthsQTY

50 ft total across 1 section, with 0 same-size connections and 0 hose-size transitions.

3. Height above or below the pumpFT

Uphill: enter a positive number. Downhill: enter a negative number. Use 0 for level ground. For example, 10 means 10 ft uphill; −10 means 10 ft downhill.

See the hose layout and connection pressures

LIVE HOSE-LINE PROFILE

Pressure at every connection

Drag any hose section to change its position

60.0 PSIPUMP

¾″ · 50 ft

57.4 PSIEND

END OF LINE57.4 PSI10 GPMNo elevation change