i have a 20G tank with a 30G pump. is this enough to power this?
1724480
Lights function great. Like any other similar unit I have tried at the bottom of a 75 gallon tank, the airstone tends to clog thereby steadily reducing air flow. I personally went to a separate airstone. Might work fine in a 20 gal where it's not as deep or if installed close to surface. Much better than any of the Marineland products I have tried. Hope this helps.
1724481
It doesn't seem to require excessive power. Ours is pretty basic and it works fine.
1724482
Personally I have an extra pump for my color changing bubbles. I have a 75 gal fresh water tank. Although your tank is smaller you would want the bubbles to e strong and you wouldn't want to take away from the filtering capabilities of the 30 gallon pump. I'm sure you will enjoy the bubbles. I know my fish do.
1724483
You will need more light, these are for effect. I have a light hood plus two strips of LEDs, possibly could use more.
697377
yes you can operate it from a 20 pound or a 30 pounds or even larger but you need to order the hose and regulator that they sell with the Mr buddy heater you can order the hose and regulator separate just be aware that this heater depending on how cold it is will use up a 20 pound tank within 4 days if it is cold outside I put mine on a large tank with a regulator remember you definitely need the regulator if the tank does not have one hope this helped you
2215342
I think it would be to much current. I run 2 in my 200 gallon Chiclid tank and it works great.
1485162
You need at 2 outlet heavy duty pump. I have a 40 gallaon tank and the pump is for 50-75 gallons.
1035815
If I remember my math correctly you need 35 watts max, so it should be able to handle your situation with sufficient reserve.
2275310
Generac lists this answer on their website as a spec sheet. As the generator can run on either 20 or 30 lb tanks I'll provide both answers. Luckily I don't have first hand data for this question.20 lbs = 4.75 hrs @ half load30 lbs = 7 hrs @ half loadYou can follow this link and select "Spec Sheet" and get the answer direct from them along with other data.http://www.generac.com/Portables/LPSeries/LP5500/
1168389
No I have this in a 12 gallon fluval edge and it works great. Might need stronger for a 30gal depending on length and how strong of current you want. But works great on my small 12gal very satisfied.
1829831
It should be fine for a 30g tank. You know the length of it so you can imagine how it would fit in your particular tank. One thing to remember since it isn't a stone the air comes out of puncture holes in a rubber tube. These are easily clogged but also clean easily with a little rubbing. You'll notice this if the air is only coming out of a few holes. Hope this helps.
257450
yes but remember all air and water power are based on head feet,,,thats how far away from the source of the power to the end of the lineit will pump at 10 feet but u may not get the power u need to operate the device ie:sponge filter,air stone and so forthif u r gonna do a 10 foot run i,d go up to the eco-plus that has at least 40 watts of power,also remember these are small compressors and do make some noise so unless it,s a hydroponic grow room u might wanna make sure u have the length u need to put it in another room hope this helped
333168
It should work if you have enough room in your tank. You need to know the amperage and voltage that your electronic system will take.
41817
Sorry, I'm using a regular 20lb tank and I have yet to run out. I've had it for quite a while.
2169464
Yes but wayyyy over powered for that. This thing pumps my 2500 gallon holding tanks in 20 min or less. Sounds like you need a chopper lift pump...going from below grade to higher on just a bathroom right?
1608038
It will work marginally for each of the bottom red breakers are set at 20 amps. Hopefully, when you say each leg is 15 amps, that is the startup current. The big problem is just how much draw you may have on the other circuits as the pump starts. The Reliance 31410 is designed for a 7500W generator and 30 Amps per leg at 220 Volts or 6600W with a 10% safety margin. Be advised, I am not a licensed electrician but a retired old engineer. Further investigation with a Reliance application engineer would be advisable.
687875
I put mine I bought on a 15 gal tank, It says on the pump 60 PSI switch and 2.1 gal per minuet flow. It was easy to hook up and works like a charm.
2107161
probably will. Pumps are high inductive loads that pull a lot of power to start up. You might also consider a 12 volt bilge pump connected directly to the marine battery. Will require a bit of plumbing, but more energy efficient since you don't have to convert voltage. Also, you could set up the bilge pump with it's own float switch so it comes on automatically.What if you are not home when the power goes out? Who will move the plug for the 120 Volt bilge pump from the wall to the inverter?
1078334
Yes. My well pump is 220V 40amp. I have it connected to the first pair of red switches. The black breakers are 15 amp each, the reds are 20 amps each. Jumper bars are included in the kit, as are instructions. For 220V 30 amp you would jumper a pair of the black switches. Allow me to reiterate how ridiculously simple this is to install. You will spend more time planning your circuits than the actual wiring will take. Instructions are very clear. When we eventually move into another house I will buy this again and install there as well.
1329227
I think it would. It really depends on what kind of amperage your pump takes to run. This will determine if it can handle the load or not. Compare the two, if your pump is less than the inverter max load, I think you would be ok. I hope this helps you!