Hydrofarm AAPW1000 92-Watt 1110 GPH Indoor/Outdoor Hydroponic Aquarium Pond 6ft Power Cord for 55 Gallon Reservoirs Submersible Water Pump, Black

Love increased waterfall, prior pump had smaller diameter hose, no wonder flow was less. This pump came with several adapters and I do have extra hoses of different sizes, nothing additional to purchase. I made my own small pool and cracked concrete curbing for raised water feature. I love the water sound on lowest setting, unit is quiet!! I have to add water every two days due to evaporation here in So CA. This pump was expensive for me, I hope to attach a timer soon, hate to run for 24 hrs a day. Larger leaves still falling into pool, not plugging up filter at this time. Very nice product.EDIT: pretty nice, I paid $57.00 03/2020 and now is $61.00 04/2022. Still works well. Only drawback is fiber in chamber is wearing smaller. I have to find a scrubbie size filter to make this up to par. I only have large leaves fall- winter. I use kitchen colander to sweep out leaves and bark. For me, a great product!

Active Aqua Submersible Water Pump, 800 GPH, for my cold plunge tub, and it works perfectly. It efficiently circulates the water, maintaining a consistent temperature, and operates almost silently, which is a huge plus.Installation was easy, and the pump feels solid and reliable. The compact design fits well in my setup without taking up much space.Overall, I highly recommend this pump for anyone with a cold plunge tub. It’s quiet, powerful, and does the job excellently.

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I purchased this in 2017 for my saltwater mixing brute container. 3 years ago when I moved I ended up running it continuously for 3 years without issue on my 110gallon holding system. Last week I finally got to cleaning it and there was minimum gunk on the impeller! Which is insane considering all my other pumps have the same amount of gunk after 6 months.My only issue is I could never size the outlet correctly and now that I want to use it again I can not find the pieces I got with it. I want to hard plumb it but years ago when I took the fittings to the hardware store nothing worked since its metric size so I settled on using the smallest fitting provided and probably sacrificed 60% of the flow going into my mixing vat and my temporary holding tank, which is a waste of electricity.Does this company know what the size is of the female thread? This way I can order the part and plumb it to a 1" US PVC fitting.?

Every time I shut it down to replace an external filter for my pond it will not restart. I have to open up the suction side and flip the impeller with my finger to start it. Then I have to reattach the front piece while it is running and put it back in the pond. It runs fine until the next filter replacement.

Great little pump. Works well in my small aquaponics system. Just remove the filter to maintain flow and chop up fish waste for mineralization in media beds. This pump was "overkill" for my original project, but it ended up working out well as my system expanded. Since installing it in my aquaponics system, it has also been used in a hydroponic reservoir to deliver water to NFT channels and a Dutch "Bato" bucket system. This pump is coming up on a year of almost continuous use and is still pumping away. I will be buying a second one soon for a separate project. Be sure to measure your head hight and cross check the efficency on this pump with how much water you want to move at that measured height.Pros: curve chart (head and GPH) is accurateLong life with continuous usepretty quiet for its sizepowerful and great for the priceCons: cant think of any

Pumps of this style MUST be submerged the entire time! Just like the fuel pump in modern cars which are submerged in the tank, this pump is also cooled by the surrounding liquid as it works. Just like cars that are always driven with the pointer on 'E,' the pump will overheat and fail. My other Hydrofarm pumps are awesome and running 24/7 in home tomato/lettuce/pepper hydroponics.Just like the higher volume Hydrofarm pumps this little guy/gal came with similar appropriate selection of fittings, an aerator accessory, and good instructions.Success with the bigger ones led me to the 160 GPH pump for a tinkle fountain. Clean water, new plumbing, and my first one stopped pumping in less than a day: could be my dog splashing the water too much or it could be manufacturing. and I got a 4:57PM on a Friday pump. Amazon replaced it and the new one is silently pumping away 24/7.

I normally don't bother with reviews but i thought I better for this pump. I have put this pump through hell. Removed the foam filter completely and just let her buck in a pond for the last year. I had it inside a home made filter which was basically just a bucket full off dish scrubbies. The bucket would clog and starve the pump for water till my water fall was a piss trickle for days. Cleaned and it was 100% again. Now i just toss it in the pond without the bucket and pull the crap fron the grate once in awhile. I left for a few days and the intake got so packed with sludge that the pump was getting zero water. It blew the ground pin out of my extension cord and tripped the breaker. I pulled the sludge out and swished it around in the pond and she fired right up full flow and hasnt quit yet. Did i mention the pond is directly under a tree and has two geese and two ducks that live and s*** in it all day. The pump is a beast.