Does this pump come with any tubing ? I have a perpetual recirculating cascading 3 level fountain with no pump I need to know if it can draw water up to a 2 foot height I need to figure out the intake side and the output side and Will a solar pump be...
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No, just the pump with the suction cup on the bottom for the water fountain. I am sure you could put tubing on it.
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I just started my second season with the pool and the pump/filter. I was completely satisfied with the pump last season, including using it to power a self propelled vacuum. This year I added a solar heater and had to connect an additional 15' of 1-1/2" hose on both the input and outflow hoses - plenty of power and no increase in pump pressure.
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You would need a larger pump based on the height. There is an equation to figure out what power you would need. This is just a small fountain; maybe 6 inch rise. I would still recommend the brand; they do carry larger pumps.Good luck :)L
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May want to look for a bigger Pump. The motor is small.... and make sure you hit direct sunlight otherwise pump won't start. I live in Southern California, and whene there's direct sunlight it powers a small wall fountain... barely.... Hope this helps!
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No but an easy way to know to add water is always keep the water level about1/2 to 3/4 of an inch from the top of the bowl part.. If it's lower it won't cover the pump and it will draw air and make a racket. I have a different brand than this but basically the same and it has a clear water tank on the back and you can see the water level at a glance.
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The system is solar powered... there is no option for any other power source. It does use rechargeable batteries however (not included). I believe from my tinkering that the voltage state of the battery determines when the pump turns on. When it is above a given voltage, the pump is on, when it drops too low, it shuts off. But I could be wrong.
382165
This does not come with a pump. You would have to siphon yourself. Only issue I experienced with this product was a fold in the tube (due to packaging) limited water flow if you did not pinch it.
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I have my reservations about pumping hot water. First it is entirely plastic. Hot water could change the rigidity of some parts and the hose. Second, the pump pulls/draws water from the bottom of the pump through those vertical slots you see on the bottom. Are you going to put the pump into an open tub of hot water? If not, it has no way drawing water (like from another hose), water heater etc. I wouldn't do it but hey, in a pinch I might try.
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No. It comes with a small piece of tubing which is just enough to clear the bottom edge and attach to your own tubing. Does not come with a pump.
320573
There is an included adapter that can handle up to 3" piping. But 2" is standard. This cut my monthly electric bill almost in 1/2. Great pump. One thing is that you MUST have 220v. 120v wont even turn it on.
1074262
No it doesnot come with a pump but I purchased a typical small pump from the pet store for about $12. I did have trouble with getting the skimmer to fit just right in my 55 gal rectangle tank. Fits better in my bow front due to the lighting arrangement.
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yes it does, as long as you can cut or allow electricity onto it, i use it to drain the water out of my 150US Gl FishTank, and as a water shaker, this is pump really worth its price, i would even pay 50% more the price, just too good, i paid about 27 usd like 1 year ago for it. Hope this helps, Best regards
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This pump is an excellent pump for the money and has run in my pond 24/7 for 3 years now. I used 1" tubing with mine, however you can get a variety of barbed adapters for other size tubing at Lowes and Home Depot. The inlet hole in the pump itself is 1.5 inches, however, it comes with an adapter that allows you to use 1" tubing which is the option that I chose. Larry Tucker lwtucker@morrisbb.net
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No idea. We don't use this any more because the pump was just too weak. In order for the pump to work with the panel, it has to be directly facing the sun, so one often has to go outside and change the direction of the panel.
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If you read my reply, I said that there is a little motor with it. Sorry - thought that was clear. Note: a motor is not the same as a pump; however, it does move the water around, as in agitate.
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The condesate pump does not include any tubing. You'll have to purchase that separately.
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My pump in in the 2000 gph range, with the waterfall 3 or so feet above the pump (which worked quite well) - however, my pond is over 600 gallons. Not sure how well a pump that size will work with a smaller pond as the amount of water in the "plumbing flow" may be significant compared to the pond (depending on how yours is set up). I had a smaller (<100 gallon) water feature where I had to add water once the pump starts (to replace the volume of water in the waterfall and running down the rocks) and once the pump stops, the water then overflows the pond. As long as the water flow was constant, once filled, it ran great. My pump in in the 2000 gph range, with the waterfall 3 or so feet above the pump (which worked quite well) - however, my pond is over 600 gallons. Not sure how well a pump that size will work with a smaller pond as the amount of water in the "plumbing flow" may be significant compared to the pond (depending on how yours is set up). I had a smaller (<100 gallon) water feature where I had to add water once the pump starts (to replace the volume of water in the waterfall and running down the rocks) and once the pump stops, the water then overflows the pond. As long as the water... » Read More My pump in in the 2000 gph range, with the waterfall 3 or so feet above the pump (which worked quite well) - however, my pond is over 600 gallons. Not sure how well a pump that size will work with a smaller pond as the amount of water in the "plumbing flow" may be significant compared to the pond (depending on how yours is set up). I had a smaller (<100 gallon) water feature where I had to add water once the pump starts (to replace the volume of water in the waterfall and running down the rocks) and once the pump stops, the water then overflows the pond. As long as the water flow was constant, once filled, it ran great. « Show Less