SpeedWave DC Controllable Water Pumps

SpeedWave DC Controllable Water Pumps.

Variable Speed High Performance Submersible DC Pump

Features:
-High performance motor with innovative electronics, and every saving up to 50% than before.
-Six Speeds/RPM variable
-Super Quiet Operation
-Used in salt water and fresh water
-No copper components
-10 minute feed mode (provides 10 min. pause and auto resume)
-1 Year Limited Warranty

Manual:
1. Connect power cord and adapter, pump body
2. Turn on power by pressing "+" on controller; one light indicates speed/RPM. To increase speed/RPM, press "+" button until reaching desired spped/rpml press "-" button to decrease speed/rpm.
3. Press "feed" button for 10 minute pause; "10 min." light comes on, and pump will resume in 10 minutes, or press "feed" button again to stop feed mode.

ModelWattsMax HeightMax FlowDC-3000259.75'790gDC-50004011.5'1320gDC-100008516.5'2640g
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Very interesting...has anyone used them that you know of?

 

Can these be controlled via controller? Does anyone know? Alternatively, what if I ripped the controller off a MP10 (or bought one as a spare) and tried to wire one of these into it; could I get the nifty flow pattern of a Vortech on a closed loop system?

 

Ugh... That wouldn't work.

 

So it is impossible to control these except by manual adjustment at the controller, or are you just saying using an existing controller won't work?

 

If you were to Frankenstein the controller from a Vortech to this it wouldn't work, it would require serious modification and even then it may not work. The controller for the Vortech couldn't handle the power needed to control the pump. I do get your idea though and it's awesome. I may get with some of our CET majors and see if they can design something.

 

Looks like the same pump as the RLSS Waveline series. I own one and love it so far. It is quiet and I love the controllability. They haven't been out for long enough to evaluate durability. No problems after 3 months.

 

I concur as a fellow owner, silent and faultless operation. I do like the steady ramping when switching presets.