PP21105 : 211 GPH, Submersible, Hydroponics, Aquaponics, Aquarium Pump - 12W
- PonicsPumps Sells 7 pump sizes. Click on "PonicPumps" below the main page title to see them all.
- FLOW RATES: 211 Gallons Per Hour (GPH) @ 0' Lift; 191 GPH @ 1' Lift; 167 GPH @ 2' Lift; 139 GPH @ 3' Lift; 86 GPH @ 4' Lift; Max Lift - 4' 11".
- 5 FOOT QUALITY CORD: Many pump manufacturers use an inferior quality cord, our highest quality (SJTW) Electric Cord is waterproof, 18# gauge copper wire, molded plug with ground, heavy duty flexible vinyl jacket, resists oil/grease/moisture, abrasion resistant and very good flexibility at all temperatures.
- UL APPROVED: The file number is E329601.
- EASY CLEAN: No tools required to disassemble and clean filter/impeller.
- EPOXY RESIN ENCASEMENT of key internal motor components prevents unwanted conductivity and corrosion of metal parts.
- NEOD YMIUM IRON BORON (NdFeB) MAGNETS are used in all our electric motors because they are the most powerful permanent magnetic materials commercially available and increase energy efficiency.
- WATER-LUBRICATED HYDROGENATED NITRILE (HNBR) BEARINGS are used because they possess a very low coefficient of friction, have inherent vibration-dampening qualities and are non-polluting.
- 12 WATTS - 120VAC - 60Hz
- TWO OUTLET ADAPTORS : For 5/16" and 1/2" tubing.
- SALT OR FRESH WATER READY!
- ADJUSTABLE INPUT FLOW RATE
- OIL FREE, NO EXPOSED COPPER Safe for fish!
- POLISHED ALUMINUM OXIDE CERAMIC IMPELLER SHAFT insures long pump life. This non-corrodible ceramic shaft is 3 times as hard as stainless steel.
- NO SEAL TO FAIL! Uses wet-rotor design, so no seal to fail that would damage the pump motor .
- LIMITED WARRANTY: 1 Year, only when sold by NicheNOVA.
• "Maximum Flow Rate" is meaningless because it is at ZERO head.
• "Maximum Head/Lift" is meaningless because the flow at that height is only a trickle.
You need an affordable quality pump with the desired flow at your required head and lowest wattage.
Step 1: Determining Desired Flow Rate
Most ponics systems flow through a single loop allowing a single pump. A
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