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Performance data:
- Voltage:12V
- Power:120W
- Caliber:25mm (1")
- Capacity: 4800L/H
- Max Head: 6M(20FT)
- Cable length: 236inch
- Product Size: 6.3x 6.3x 9.45 inch
- Weight: 7.05lbs
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Use with solar panels and 12V battery systems
Perfect for all types of prairie ranch, vessels as well as aquaculture, washing, industrial together with mining drainage, watering flowers. It is a suitable lightweight water tool.
- Simple structure, less components, easy maintenance and repair.
- Use High-quality corrosion-resistant materials, compact and durable.
- DC voltage offers security and stability, will not burn out the machine.
- Small sound, no noise pollution, pagoda shaped outlet easy connected for pipe
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- During the sunny weather, you can work directly with a solar panel. However, a cloud could lead into the solar panels losing sunlight and consequently cause the pump to halt work.
- If you need the pump to steadily work for above 6 hours, we recommend you follow the power supply method on the left. The specific configurations are as follows:
- One 12V 100W solar panel + One 20A controller + One 70AH battery + Water pump
- Note: The controller is to protect the pump from overload
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- The filter screen at the base ensures the pump is not wrapped around by algae around the impeller.
- The large flow of 4800 L/H can satisfyingly serve watering of a small garden/farm.
- The 6 M max head can be used for domestic well pumping. However, only for wells with a water depth of less than 6 meters.
- Note: When not in use for a long time, please take the pump out of the water to avoid corrosion of the rubber seal ring by weak alkaline water (such as sea water).
High quality motor
- Motor rotor was made of full copper coil,compact and durable.
- Permanent magnet motor housing will not burn out if positive and negative power supplies reverse.
Convenient handle
- The plastic handle is easy to carry as well as easy to move, itโs also surface antisepsis and adaptable to fast moving work.
Upgraded water outlet and strainer
- Upgraded brass outlet for both 1" hose and 3/4" female connector
- Stainless steel strainer is wear-resistant and not easily deformed.
Stainless steel filter cover
- The 0.12 inch filter port can effectively filter large particle impurities. A 1 cm high foot prevents the inhalation of sludge.
Cheryl
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2024
I only turned this pump on three different times in my pond. It worked great at first and only a couple more times after that. Then it wouldn't run. I removed it and took it apart to see if the impellor was stuck or dirty, but it wasn't. What I did find is that there was a nut laying in the bottom of the cover that should be for the impeller wheel? However it appears too small to fit the shaft. Also the threaded part that runs through the impeller wheel, and the nut already turned to rust and I only had it three weeks.
Lynda McCuaig
Reviewed in Canada on November 24, 2024
Works great and easy to install
Maurice Boucher
Reviewed in Canada on December 4, 2019
Dommage il n'y a pas de flotteur pour arrรชter la pompe aprรจs avoir fait le vide sanitaire. Je ne peut m'en servir, Bien a vous Maurice Boucher.
Kenneth B. Sizer II
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2018
Draws about 8.5A at startup, then levels off at 7A when powered by fully-charged 12V battery.With pump in my creek, I can fill a 5 gallon bucket in 45~50 seconds (pushing water up 10' rise and through 50' of hose)Pluses: Nice long good quality cord; solid construction; handle on the top is a nice plus.Minus: Only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that there is a leak at the base just to the side of the outlet causing me to lose some pressure/flow, but not worth sending back or trying to disassemble and fix. Maybe during its winter vacation.
Donny M Firth
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2017
I wanted a 12V submersible pump because we keep horses and like to regularly drain and clean their drinking troughs which are deep and donโt have drain plugs. We also have a small swimming pool that we drain and put away each autumn. I didnโt want an AC pump because there is no power available to the horse paddock, and the pool is far from any power outlets. To run this pump I use a 12V rechargeable power bank/car starter for draining the pool which makes it all portable. It can also run from solar panels which I havenโt tried yet, but may do later this year as I can just set one of these up and let it run unattended. For draining horse troughs we power the pump from the battery on our truck.This pump does the job we bought it for. Itโs small and lightweight which makes swapping it around from trough to trough or carrying it to the pool no problem. Thereโs a filter on the bottom which stops large junk from the bottom of whatever youโre draining from jamming up the pump, but it still allows the water level to get pretty low. Thereโs a metal connector for the water outlet which is ribbed so you can just push a one-inch hose over it.The power cord comes without any connectors and two wire at the end marked red for positive and black for negative as youโd expect. We attached red and black battery clamps to ours for easily connecting to the truck battery terminals. You could fit on a cigarette lighter attachment and then plug it in inside the vehicle if you wanted to. The power cord is just over 20ft long which makes it actually useful compared to some others we have seen with much shorter cords, especially if you are going to power it like we do to make it portable.This pump doesnโt make too much noise when itโs working (the horses arenโt bothered by it) and it states that is can deliver up to 26 gallons a minute. I havenโt got any way of accurately measuring this, but it feels about right to me - especially when pumping the troughs which only need about 5ft of head. The pump is rated for up to 25ft, so plenty to spare for our applications!So far this has proved to be reliable and effective and is exactly what we wanted to have a portable 12V pumping solution.
Richard V.
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2016
Works great even when used as a water fall pump for a large gold fish pond. I run it directly from 2 solar panels. I have a 15 foot length hose connected and the water fall is 8 feet. I tried it at 15 feet and it works great, I don't have a tall enough ladder to test it limits. I have the bottom embedded in a foam block to keep the muck out.UPDATE: still works, I have a float switch and a low voltage cutoff relay added to protect the pump. Low voltage doesn't really hurt much but if you allow the water to run low the motor will burn out since it cant get the heat out.The suction is pretty intense so any foam block you use will need to have a lot of surface area. What I ended up doing was just filling a plastic flower pot with gravel and having the pump in the center of the gravel. This pump doesn't mind the really small algae but any plant material or mud will clog the inlet holes. Have the float switch screwed into the side of the top of the flower pot and make sure it cuts off power when water is about 2 inches above where the water flows over the top of the pot. The suction is strong enough to cause the pump to run dry because the water won't flow over the pot fast enough to keep up with the pump. (also sucking in water from the top will keep most muck out of your filter because the muck tends to be on the bottom.I'm buying a second unit to increase the water flow of the water fall. Its currently 8 feet tall and 2 feet wide and has 2 flat areas between 3 slopes. The water is about 1 to 2 inches deep in the flat areas and very substantial in the slopes. You must protect against the water slashing out by clever use of rocks and plants to keep the water in the pond instead of flooding your yard. The water fall is basically a pond liner nailed on top of a treated lumber frame but it looks convincing and I didn't do any digging. Plants in planters cover the sides along with 2 tall shrubs.I have the solar panels above the pond for shade. 2 are required to run 1 pump. (a 12volt panel actually outputs 18volt during full sun so you can connect the panels in parallel and integrate with your existing 12v solar setup or you can do series and get more water flow from the pump- one 100watt 12v panel won't output 18v with this pump because the current draw is too much).
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