M Mgut91 New member Jan 4, 2013 #1 I was wondering if i can change my pump speed, the pump is the jungway dp-600p and can i hook it up to a fan controller that have enough w per channel
I was wondering if i can change my pump speed, the pump is the jungway dp-600p and can i hook it up to a fan controller that have enough w per channel
SuB The Webmaster Jan 5, 2013 #3 B, how many watts do pumps usually need? (lets say a Laing D5) (which i know already come in vario)
B NEGATIVE New member Jan 5, 2013 #5 SuB said: B, how many watts do pumps usually need? (lets say a Laing D5) (which i know already come in vario) Click to expand... 24w for the d5 at full draw. DDC's can range from 10w to 18w
SuB said: B, how many watts do pumps usually need? (lets say a Laing D5) (which i know already come in vario) Click to expand... 24w for the d5 at full draw. DDC's can range from 10w to 18w
Pr3d4t0r New member Jan 5, 2013 #7 yeah you can do that, just make sure you dont over watt it or it can just stop working, i wouldn't go anywhere past 20w on pump myself
yeah you can do that, just make sure you dont over watt it or it can just stop working, i wouldn't go anywhere past 20w on pump myself
D Deejeta New member Jan 10, 2013 #10 yep just 6.5w+/-10% http://www.jingway.com.tw/en/products_pump.html Very small pump. Similar to the little solar powered pond pumps starting to make their way into hardware depot stores.
yep just 6.5w+/-10% http://www.jingway.com.tw/en/products_pump.html Very small pump. Similar to the little solar powered pond pumps starting to make their way into hardware depot stores.