DafyddElvy
1:22.5 & 15mm Scale Trams, , NG Steam Railways
I have a pond with a planted filter bed which works fine, however my wife recently pointed out the amount of electricity the pump uses, which I hadn't previously appreciated.
I am now looking at alternatives, the obvious of which is solar. Most of the solar powered kits are sold as pond fountain kits, only a few include details regarding the maximum water head suggestion they can be used as a conventional pond pump, the maximum battery power seems to be rated at 4 hours, and anyone living in the northern hemisphere knows our nights are a bit more than 4 hours.
Not being able to find sensible, useful advice elsewhere I thought ah I know some knowledgeable helpful folk that might be able to help, so here I am asking if folk can advise on ways to have a solar powered fish pond pump with a head no more than 1m (my mind is also wondering what twisted comments certain members are going to come out with ), thanks.
I am now looking at alternatives, the obvious of which is solar. Most of the solar powered kits are sold as pond fountain kits, only a few include details regarding the maximum water head suggestion they can be used as a conventional pond pump, the maximum battery power seems to be rated at 4 hours, and anyone living in the northern hemisphere knows our nights are a bit more than 4 hours.
Not being able to find sensible, useful advice elsewhere I thought ah I know some knowledgeable helpful folk that might be able to help, so here I am asking if folk can advise on ways to have a solar powered fish pond pump with a head no more than 1m (my mind is also wondering what twisted comments certain members are going to come out with ), thanks.