VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump User Manual

VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump

Ponds, Fountains, and Waterfalls

Pump Introduction: Thank you for purchasing this high-performance, energy-efficient pump designed for use in ponds, fountains, waterfalls, hydroponic systems, irrigation systems, and other water features. This pump can be used in either wet or dry installations and features wet rotor/wet bearing technology for cooler running, and a pre-filter screen to handle large particles so your pump requires less maintenance. Multiple sizes of insert fittings and suction cups are included. Designed for freshwater use only.

PG1600-S

• Watts: 100W
• Amps: 0.88A
• Voltage: 120V, 60Hz
• Horse Power: 0.12HP
• Inlet/ Outlet : 1″
• Flexible Tube: 34″ or 1″ ID

PG2700-S

• Watts: 120W
• Amps: 1.2A
• Voltage: 120V, 60Hz
• Horse Power : 0.16HP
• Inlet/ Outlet: 11/4″
• Flexible Tube: 1 1/4″ or 1″ ID

PG4500-S

• Watts: 220W
• Amps: 2.3A
• Voltage: 120V, 60Hz
• Horse Power: 0.30HP
• Inlet/ Outlet : 11/2″
• Flexible Tube : 1/4″ or 1″ ID

Flow Rate (gph)| 4500| 4227| 3831| 3329| 2814| 2259| 1783| 1347| 951| 608| 375| 0
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Head (ft)| 0.0| 1.6| 3.3| 4.9| 6.6| 8.2| 9.8| 11.5| 13.1| 14.8| 16.4| 19

PG5300-S

• Watts: 310W
• Inlet/ Outlet: 11/2″
• Amps: 2.7A
• Voltage: 120V, 60Hz
• Horse Power: 0.42HP
• Flexible Tube: 112″ or 114″ ID

PG9000-S

• Watts: 620W
• Amps: 5.1A
• Voltage: 120V, 60Hz
• Horse Power: 0.45HP
• Inlet/ Outlet : 2″
• Flexible Tube: 2″ ID

Select an Outlet Position

• Place the pump flat on its base. To set the outlet to Positions 2, 3, or 4 as shown below, the body of the pump needs to be rotated within the handle/stand and locked at Notches A, B, or C respectively. To set the outlet to Position 1, rotate the pump into Notch A while the impeller chamber covering is removed and manually rotate it counter-clockwise into the desired position.
• To set the outlet to Position 5, rotate the pump into Notch C while the impeller chamber covering is removed, and manually rotate clockwise until in the desired position.

Diagram of Notch A, B, and C

Pump Maintenance: This pump features a water-lubricated bearing and shaft for guaranteed long-lasting service, however the rotor assembly is susceptible to failure if sand or extra-fine grit is pumped through it.

• Caution: Always unplug the pump before handling or performing any maintenance.
• If the pump is not working, first check the circuit breaker to which it is connected. If the breaker appears to be in working order, try another (GFCI) to make sure the pump is properly powered.
• Check the pump’s discharge, impeller, and tubing for any obvious signs of obstruction.
• Check the pump’s inlet screen to ensure that it is not clogged.
• After removing the impeller chamber covering, rotate the impeller by hand to ensure it can spin freely.

Cleaning

• To clean the impeller chamber and impeller, remove the impeller chamber covering by rotating it counter-clockwise.
• This will expose the pump’s impeller. Use a garden hose to spray any debris out of the chamber and off the impeller.

Replacing the Impeller

To clean or replace the impeller assembly, first remove the front housing by rotating it counter-clockwise (see Figures A & B), and with the impeller exposed, locate the 3 tabs as shown in the figure below.

Using a pair of needle-nose pliers, very gently grip the shaft with the tip of the pliers while also locking in one of the tabs at the same time. Gently turn the shaft counter-clockwise while pushing on the tab to unlock the impeller assembly. Pull the assembly straight out to remove it from the motor housing (refer ti Figures C, D, and E). Use only minimal force while doing this to avoid damaging the tabs on the pump or the impeller assembly. Visually inspect the impeller assembly for any damage. The impeller assembly for pumps is one assembly as shown in Figure F.

Reinstall

• Before reinstalling the impeller assembly, it is recommended you use a silicon-based lubricant on the ceramic shaft, on the impeller assembly’s metallic rotor, and on the pump body’s O-ring. After lubrication is complete, reinstall all the components back into the pump by sliding the impeller assembly back into the motor housing.
• Using a pair of needle-nose pliers, very gently grip the shaft and one of the tabs at the same time, and turn clockwise while gently pushing on the tab to lock the impeller assembly in place. When you hear a click sound it means the impeller is locked. Use only minimal force while doing this to avoid damaging the tabs on the pump or the impeller assembly.
• Reinstall the front housing by sliding it over the impeller chamber and rotating it clockwise until it locks in the desired position.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What's the size of VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump?

The VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump measures 10.8 inches in length, 7.9 inches in width, and 10 inches in height, making it a compact yet powerful submersible pump.

What material is the VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump made of?

The VH447 model is constructed from PC+ABS, a durable and lightweight plastic that ensures longevity and resistance to wear in various water conditions.

What is the maximum flow rate of the VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump?

The VH447 pump has a maximum flow rate of 34,000 liters per hour, making it suitable for large ponds and water features.

What is the maximum lifting height of the VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump?

The VIVOHOME VH447 model can lift water up to a maximum height of 26.9 feet, making it ideal for applications requiring significant vertical water movement.

How much does the VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump weigh?

The VH447 pump weighs 14.5 pounds, providing a sturdy yet manageable weight for installation and maintenance.

What is the voltage requirement for the VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump?

The VH447 pump operates on 120 volts, making it compatible with standard household electrical outlets.

How much power does the VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump consume?

The VH447 model consumes 620 watts of power, providing efficient energy usage for its high flow rate and lifting capabilities.

What is the sound level of the VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump?

The VH447 pump operates at a sound level of 40 dB, making it relatively quiet for a pump of its size and power.

What is the price of the VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump?

The VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump is priced at $179.99, reflecting its high capacity and durable construction.

What is the warranty period for the VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump?

The VH447 pump comes with a 1-year warranty, providing protection against manufacturing defects and offering support for repairs or replacements.

What type of maintenance does the VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump require?

Regular maintenance for the VH447 includes cleaning the pump and filter to prevent clogs, checking the impeller for wear, and ensuring that the pump is submerged in clean water to avoid damage.

What are the main applications of the VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump?

The VH447 pump is primarily used in ponds, waterfalls, and large water features where a high flow rate and significant lifting height are needed.

What makes the VIVOHHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump energy efficient?

The VH447 model’s 620-watt motor is designed to provide a high flow rate with minimal energy consumption, making it efficient for its performance level.

Who manufactures the VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump?

The VH447 model is manufactured by VIVOHOME, a brand known for producing high- quality home and garden products, including reliable and durable water pumps.

What should I do if the VIVOHOME VH447 Water Pond Pump stops working?

First, check if the pump is properly connected to a power source and ensure it’s fully submerged in water. If it’s still not working, inspect the pump for clogs, debris, or any visible damage. Cleaning the pump or replacing it may be necessary.

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