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| Author: | Aquaddict [ Aug 29th, '06, 07:46 ] |
| Post subject: | Resun King Pumps |
King 1 - 110V/220V/240V - 50/60Hz - 7 watts - 600lph - Head 0.90m - 78x42x55mm King 2 - 110V/220V/240V - 50/60Hz - 20 watts - 1000lph - Head 1.95m - 160x65x90mm King 3 - 110V/220V/240V - 50/60Hz - 35 watts - 2400lph - Head 2.4m - 185x80x110mm King 4 - 110V/220V/240V - 50/60Hz - 90 watts - 4800lph - Head 4.5m - 230x102x160mm King 5 - 110V/220V/240V - 50/60Hz - 130 watts - 6000lph - Head 4.0m - 238x130x176mm King 6 - 110V/220V/240V - 50/60Hz - 230 watts - 8500lph - Head 5.5m - 270x148x178 Epoxy encapsulated motor One moving part I swear by my King 2. I ran it for over 2 months with a broken impeller shaft (I broke it) and have run one continuously for years trouble free. |
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| Author: | Aquaddict [ Aug 29th, '06, 07:46 ] |
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oops this should have gone in hardware |
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| Author: | bluefin [ Nov 14th, '06, 16:56 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Resun King Pumps |
do you have prices |
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| Author: | monya [ Nov 14th, '06, 16:59 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Resun King Pumps |
They sell them here http://www.rockaroundtheblock.com.au/ca ... .asp?cID=6 |
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| Author: | veggie boy [ Nov 14th, '06, 17:09 ] |
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You will be paying for all the fountain head stuff that you will not use. |
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| Author: | monya [ Nov 14th, '06, 17:16 ] |
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true enough, I was just cruising the net the other day and remembered seeing them on there |
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| Author: | veggie boy [ Nov 14th, '06, 17:19 ] |
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Good pumps - I have one that must be 10 years old. Came with one of my second hand ponds - it's a 2000 litre per hour job and is what is running my system. It still runs okay, but the impellor is pretty worn and I reckon it might give up on me soon. I'd love to have bought a newy, but price wise there are so many other cheaper pumps which are reasonable value even if they only last a year or 2. |
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| Author: | Jaymie [ Nov 14th, '06, 17:51 ] |
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my first resun pump to run my little garden pond went for 10 years until the rats chewed the cable out and it died. (hopefully the rat did too) The current pump is a couple of years old and still going well. They are a bit expensive, but for a fountain and waterfall pond they were the only ones I could get. |
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| Author: | bio-farmer [ Nov 14th, '06, 18:58 ] |
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theres some on ebay http://search.ebay.com.au/search/search ... resun+pump i'm looking at the king 3 due to its low watt yet high lph output. 35w at 2400lph = 68.5lph per watt |
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| Author: | veggie boy [ Nov 15th, '06, 06:07 ] |
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Just be aware that a 2400lph will not pump close to this at head. |
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| Author: | bio-farmer [ Nov 16th, '06, 01:20 ] |
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veggie boy wrote: Just be aware that a 2400lph will not pump close to this at head.
good point vb, is there a way to figure out lph at max head? any idea? thanks |
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| Author: | EllKayBee [ Nov 16th, '06, 07:05 ] |
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bf, normally it is written on the box but beware it will be stated under best conditions (ie largest pipe size) on different heights (increments of 500mm), max head should have a figure. I bought a 2000lph and get 900lph at ~metre - admittedly this was a cheap pump for tests purposes. The simplest way I found to get the info on the pumps rating was to drop into "B" and visit their pond area and check out their different pumps |
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