Could this be used in a 35 gallon above ground preformed pond outside (plugs protected) to extend the season?
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I'm sure it could be but it may be running non-stop all night to keep up with the demand . I don't think that it would be good to overwork it being that it's an electrical product submerged in water even with a GFIC protected outlet .
707871
You could but I wouldn't suggest it. What you could do (like I do) is tuck it underneath. There is a metal bracket underneath that allows you to do this. You never know with this changing climate if you might need to plug it in. Hope this helps?
206051
I have this pump in my outdoor 100 gallon fish pond, year-round. I live in NH, so it does well in cold weather. We cover the pond with a screen and lots of leaves and it has never frozen over. I am very satisfied with this pump.
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I'm not sure I understand what you are trying to do. This float switch is designed to start the pump when water level gets too high and shuts off the pump when the level gets below the bottom float when installed in the upright position. I don't know the size or location of your pond but if outside and wind is a factor, you may have to install the float switch in a stilling well.
711069
It doesn't say that it can be used in something as a large outdoor pond. Please contact the manufacturer before you buy this product. Thank You, Shop2themax
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I am using the 300 watt in a 120 gallon for aquaculture, it seems to handle very well, even outside. I would probably use 2 or a larger one for 300 gallon?
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I think this will be a little happier in cooler rather than hotter climates. I don't think this needs as much water as the catch basin would make you think. I would plug the hole and use this like a pond. Also, this needs plant food to stay alive and the water you use cannot have a lot of chlorine in it. You need a filtered water.
25950
I am using it as my sump pump but would think you could use it outside. Its under water all the time unless the pit is dry. Just keep the plug dry.
402107
I would say yes I am going to try it on my pond. I also am going to shorten the bag using a hose clamp as I only have 2' deal.
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I would think it would be large enough. I have a 300 gallon pond and it gives out plenty of air.
2021999
I'm sure you can, but if it is bigger than 30" it won't have enough power. It never was able to thaw more than a small hole in my birdbath during the winter. I live in CT
687412
I am running mine on a 120 Gal. tank which is also fully planted with no problem. 2 350's on a 75 Gal. would be an overkill in my opinion.
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I don't see why not with proper cover and good outdoor extension cord. Mine is in the hen house but I have spilled water on it several times, it continues to work great!
530988
I use it to heat a small pond in my yard although its not meant for outdoor use. Thus far it is working fine and seems worth the money
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I would contact the company but I believe that it won't let the water drop below forty degrees since this is for my outdoor pond.
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I would not suggest this for outside. I think extended outdoor humidity would not be int the best interest.
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I think that you can, but I don't know that I would. I have a 3 gallon tank and it barely keeps the water in the 70s F. I worry that burying it under the gravel would inhibit the heat from spreading throughout the tank. But I think you can try it without any dire consequences. Just keep an eye on the water temperature, and if it is too low for your fish, dig it up and stick it to a tank wall.