Jebao Energy Saving pump.

[sen_jie]

Originally Posted by Petshopboys

For a 5x2x2.5 with 2.5ft sump tank

What is the recommended pump?

i think it depends on what fish you are keeping.

I am using 4500l/hr for my 422. for 5ft i think you can easily use a 5000L/Hr. Just make sure your sump set up is able to take the flow.

[nutx]

Originally Posted by sen_jie

What pump are you using for pond at the moment?

I am using Jebo FM10,000, Up lorry in 5 months.

I'm using Tsunami Pump.

Someone is recommending Atman stating lower electricity consumption.

Tsunami is 150W for 15t/hr
Atman 1200 is 110W for 10.5t/hr.

But they were saying the electricity draw rate is higher for Tsunami pump.

[tco]

I've give up on China made pump after 2 of em up lorry after abt 6 months usage. Back with the reliable eheim 1264.

[sen_jie]

Originally Posted by nutx

I'm using Tsunami Pump.

Someone is recommending Atman stating lower electricity consumption.

Tsunami is 150W for 15t/hr
Atman 1200 is 110W for 10.5t/hr.

But they were saying the electricity draw rate is higher for Tsunami pump.

Nice, i am actually looking at the Tsunami. Since you a re user, can i get some feedback from you?

How is the quality of Tsunami pump? Are they able to take in some outdoor "abuse" such as lumps of algae, sand sediments, etc?

[Squid]

anybody heard of CROC inverter pumps?

[nutx]

Originally Posted by sen_jie

Nice, i am actually looking at the Tsunami. Since you a re user, can i get some feedback from you?

How is the quality of Tsunami pump? Are they able to take in some outdoor "abuse" such as lumps of algae, sand sediments, etc?

Tsunami is definitely able to handle the abuse!

but no good to have sand.

I've 2 tsunami pump running for 7 years already.
Only one of them change the bearing after 2 years. ($80).
other than this, it is reliable.

However, I was told that altho it is rated at 150W, the actual pull is almost 300W.... (as it is rated P2....dunn what is this!)

while our aquarium pump is rated P1.

[sen_jie]

Originally Posted by nutx

Tsunami is definitely able to handle the abuse!

but no good to have sand.

I've 2 tsunami pump running for 7 years already.
Only one of them change the bearing after 2 years. ($80).
other than this, it is reliable.

However, I was told that altho it is rated at 150W, the actual pull is almost 300W.... (as it is rated P2....dunn what is this!)

while our aquarium pump is rated P1.

Sounds cool.
Do you need to do maintenance of the pump? Does it get choke regularly?

And the lastly, the million dollar question....
Do you know where i can get it cheap?

[daniel86]

The price of pump more or less is the same for all lfs. Actually price of the pump is not ex. Its the consumption

[sirwin81]

Tsunami is running at 250-270w. it is an extremely powerful pump. but the power consumption is a bit too much

[nutx]

Originally Posted by sen_jie

Sounds cool.
Do you need to do maintenance of the pump? Does it get choke regularly?

And the lastly, the million dollar question....
Do you know where i can get it cheap?

no maintenance done so far for me....

but I've a good filter chambersssss..... and clear up the mess before reach the pump chamber.


I know Pet mart carry them, seaview....
not sure abt C328.

Mainland also have but higher price....but the good thing is any problem, you can bring it back for service support....the rest I dunno...

I got my from koi farm.....the price I got is cheaper...... but install myself.

You can pm me for contact...but not sure same discount you will get the same discount...as they usual sell with installation service.