This compact, submersible water pump is engineered to operate directly on standard 220V AC mains power, delivering a maximum flow rate of 180 Liters per Hour (L/H)}$ and a maximum vertical water lift height of 58cm. Utilizing a fully encapsulated, waterproof stator and a magnetic-drive impeller system, this energy-efficient pump is designed to run completely submerged under water, making it a reliable choice for small fountains, hydroponic setups, fish tanks, and indoor water features.

Specification

• Operating Voltage: 220V - 240V AC
• AC Frequency: 50Hz / 60Hz
• Power Consumption: Ultra-low (Approx 2.5W - 3W)
• Maximum Flow Rate (Qmax): 180 L/H
• Maximum Lift Height (Hmax): 58cm (0.58 meters)
• Water Outlet Nozzle Diameter: Typically Approx 8mm outer diameter (Fits standard 5/16-inch flexible vinyl tubing)
• Waterproof Rating: IPX8 (Certified for continuous underwater submersion)
• Housing Material: Impact-resistant ABS plastic
• Mounting Base: Equipped with rubber suction cups for vibration dampening

Features

• Magnetic-Drive Impeller Design: The motor uses a permanent magnet rotor driven by an alternating electromagnetic field. This design eliminates the need for mechanical driveshafts or dynamic rubber seals, ensuring water cannot leak into the electrical motor windings.
• Fully Encapsulated Epoxy Motor: The interior stator coils are entirely sealed in high-grade waterproofing epoxy resin. This guarantees absolute electrical isolation from the surrounding water, ensuring user safety during continuous operation.
• Integrated Flow Control Valve: The front intake grill features an adjustable slider latch. By manually sliding the lever, you constrict or expand the input windows to fine-tune the output bubble or stream size to match your fountain display needs.
• Tool-Free Disassembly: The front cover cap and internal magnetic rotor snap out smoothly without needing specialized screwdrivers. This simplifies regular cleaning and maintenance cycles.

Common Applications

• Indoor Tabletop Fountains: Driving decorative multi-tiered stone water features, cascading desk ornaments, and Zen garden displays.
• Aquarium & Fish Tank Filtration: Circulating water through secondary carbon filter boxes or driving low-flow desktop aquaponics filtration pipes.
• Hydroponics & Cloning Trays: Pumping nutrient solution from base reservoirs into small growing channels or seed starter misting beds.
• Pet Water Dispensers: Powering continuous circulating water bowls and drinking fountains for dogs and cats.

Usage & Maintenance Best Practices

• Never Run the Pump Dry: This pump is cooled and lubricated by the water passing through its internal chambers. Running the pump out of water for even a few minutes will cause the magnetic core to overheat rapidly, melting the internal plastic housing and permanently ruining the motor. Always submerge the pump completely under water before applying AC mains power.
• Prime the Lines to Remove Air Locks: If you power up the pump and hear it humming but no water emerges from your tube, it is likely experiencing an air lock. Unplug the unit, submerge it at a slight angle under water to allow trapped air bubbles to escape from the impeller cap, and plug it back in.
• Perform Regular Impeller Rinses: Over time, fish waste, algae, and hard water calcium deposits will accumulate inside the magnetic rotor cavity. If the pump begins to rattle or slows down, snap off the front intake grill, pull out the cylinder magnet rotor, and rinse away debris with warm water and vinegar.
• Mains Safety Protocols: Because this device runs directly on dangerous high-voltage 220V AC electricity, always inspect the power cord for structural cracks or cuts before plunging your hands into the aquarium tank. For ultimate safety, always routing your cord through a simple "drip loop" below your wall socket to prevent stray water droplets from traveling down the wire straight into the plug.