What is the calibration measurement recommended for checking correct water output?

The recommended calibration measurement for checking correct water output involves performing a one-minute test. This duration provides a concise yet effective time frame to measure the flow rate accurately without requiring excessive amounts of water, making it practical for both the applicator and the environment. During this one-minute period, the applicator can observe and record the volume of water dispensed, allowing for a straightforward calculation of output in gallons per minute or liters per minute. This timeframe strikes a balance between obtaining sufficient data for accuracy and maintaining efficiency in the calibration process.

Using shorter intervals, like thirty seconds, might not provide enough data to assess the output accurately, while longer tests could lead to unnecessary water use and time consumption without significantly improving measurement accuracy. The one-minute interval serves as a standard practice, making it widely accepted within the industry for regular calibration checks.