View Full Version : is there a reliable 12v pump? besides the innovatek eheim?
is there a reliable 12v pump? besides the innovatek eheim? and one thats not a bilge pump?
and one that hopefully could be bought seperately, cause buying a thermaltake aquarius for the pump is definitely not a good idea....
er.. hydor L30? .. same spec as a eheim 1250 but cheaper lighter more religable etc.. ill swear by em :D
no idea if there 12v though ..id have to check to find that out
nikhsub1
07-30-03, 12:49 PM
Enyo those are NOT 12v pumps...
But this is: http://www.surpluscenter.com/item.asp?item=2-1235&catname=water
Giblet Plus!
07-30-03, 04:47 PM
I think there's also a 12V Eheim out there. If I remember right, it's equivalent to the 1048.
Sniperboy
07-30-03, 05:14 PM
Here's more information about that pump from the surplus center:
http://forums.procooling.com/vbb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=6650
doh.. doubted they where 12v..
thanks everyone,...
i have a koolance exos and it comes with a pair of 12v pumps, but both of em are AC, and not DC,.... which really ****ses me off....
so edit: any 12v DC pumps so far? besides the innovatek eheim?
Sniperboy
07-30-03, 10:26 PM
Are you sure that the koolance pumps are 12v AC? That wouldn't make any sense, since your wall outlets are about 110v AC. The pump in the link that nikhsub1 posted is 12v DC, but it would require a few capacitors to filter the noise it would dump into the 12v line. Check out the link I posted for more info on that pump.
and is this reliable?
http://www.surpluscenter.com/item.asp?item=2-1235&catname=water
Giblet Plus!
07-30-03, 11:07 PM
Originally posted by Sniperboy
Are you sure that the koolance pumps are 12v AC? That wouldn't make any sense, since your wall outlets are about 110v AC. The pump in the link that nikhsub1 posted is 12v DC, but it would require a few capacitors to filter the noise it would dump into the 12v line. Check out the link I posted for more info on that pump.
Koolance pumps are 12V. They run off of the PSU.
The Johnson 12V pump is reliable, to a point. The brushed motor will eventually wear out, but it will take a while.
ToiletDuck
07-30-03, 11:08 PM
Try looking at petstores and ask them for their inline pumps. I 've seen one called a dragon or something similar that people rave about.
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