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Neptune PMUP V2 Multipurpose Water Pump w/ Power Supply

Neptune PMUP Multipurpose Water Pump (With Power Supply)


SKU: PMUPv2-T
par Neptune
$88.99 CAD
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The PMUP is a 24VDC submersible pump that was designed to directly connect to a 110v wall socket, the power supply is included.
 
The PMUP is a multi-purpose pump that can be used for many different tasks on your aquarium. The most popular uses will be for:
 
Automatic Top-Off (ATO)
 
Carbon reactors
 
GFO reactors
 
Biopellet reactors
 
Many other salt or freshwater uses
 
Specifications:
Dimensions – 4.58″ x 2.24″
Output – 100gph @ 0′
Max Head – 14′
Power – 17W
 
 
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Wayne
PMUP for ATO

This is a nice little DC pump, it is compact and easy to clean. Unfortunately, I've found that they do not last long at all. I use this pump in my ATO reservoir to pump fresh water to the sump. It is plugged into a float activated switch which is plugged into my EB8 on my Apex controller. These little pumps just suddenly die after about 4-6 months. I keep them clean and I don't run them dry, but I'll suddenly discover that it is not moving water anymore. I've been through 3 or 4 of these in the span of about a year. The Tunze Osmolator pumps last much longer.