low power high efficiency pumps

[Zeev Yelin]

I'm a newbie, so I apologize if that's an old, hashed topic.
I'd like to make a survey for submersed pumps with algae/dirt
'milling' capability.
I'm looking for the sub 1000 Galon per hour range - and power
consumption less than 200 Watts.

and yes, that you have a good experience with its reliability and
longevity.
any information will be appreciated
thanks in advance
Zeev Yelin

[~ jan JJsPond.us]

You might want to google for Flotec pumps (I hope that is how it is
spelled) they handled dirty water supposedly very well. Don't know about
energy efficiency though. ~ jan

>On 11 Aug 2004 23:00:22 -0700, (Zeev Yelin) wrote:

>I'm a newbie, so I apologize if that's an old, hashed topic.
>I'd like to make a survey for submersed pumps with algae/dirt
>'milling' capability.
>I'm looking for the sub 1000 Galon per hour range - and power
>consumption less than 200 Watts.
>
>and yes, that you have a good experience with its reliability and
>longevity.
>any information will be appreciated
>thanks in advance
>Zeev Yelin

~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~

[Paul in Redland]

Sequence pumps, they're top notch.

Paul

[JB]

I believe that the Oase Nautilus 30 pumps 1200 gph and uses 60 watts. There
a version smaller than this that should meet your needs and be well under
your 200 watt threshold.

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"Zeev Yelin" > wrote in message
om...
> I'm a newbie, so I apologize if that's an old, hashed topic.
> I'd like to make a survey for submersed pumps with algae/dirt
> 'milling' capability.
> I'm looking for the sub 1000 Galon per hour range - and power
> consumption less than 200 Watts.
>
> and yes, that you have a good experience with its reliability and
> longevity.
> any information will be appreciated
> thanks in advance
> Zeev Yelin