AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump Instruction Manual

AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump

INTRODUCTION

Compact and adaptable, the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump is made for hydroponic systems, aquariums, tiny water features, and more. With a lifting height of up to two feet and a maximum flow rate of 80 gallons per hour (300 liters per hour), this pump is ideal for keeping a constant water flow in a range of situations. Its small size, measuring only 2 x 1.75 x 1.25 inches, makes it perfect for covert setups because it makes installation and concealment simple. The BP-80 has two selectable outlets (5/16″ or 1/2″ ID) for increased flexibility, and its adjustable flow rate enables you tailor the water flow to your needs. This pump is made to last by AQUANEAT, a manufacturer renowned for its dependability and quality. AQUANEAT BP-80 is a moderately priced, high-quality pump that is a great option for anyone wishing to upgrade their water features.

Price: $6.15

SPECIFICATIONS

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

• Water Pump
• Nozzle
• Manual

FEATURES

• Robust Suction Cups: Suction cups are included in three sets to provide a robust installation that keeps the pump from tipping or sliding, whether it is positioned horizontally or vertically.
• Simple to Clean: The pump’s convenient design allows it to be disassembled without the need for additional tools, making cleaning a straightforward procedure.
• modest Size: Measuring only 2 x 1.75 x 1.25 inches, the pump is discreet and modest, making it perfect for aquariums and other tiny water features.
• High Flow Rate: Suitable for small to medium-sized applications, this feature offers a maximum flow rate of 80 gallons per hour (GPH) or 300 liters per hour (L/H).
• Lift Height: This feature works well for medium-height water features because it can raise water up to two feet.
• Energy-efficient operation is achieved by running at a low power consumption of 1.33 gallons per minute (GPM) and a voltage of 110-120V/60Hz.
• Long Power wire: Comes with a 6-foot power wire that makes it easy to connect to power sources and arrange in a flexible manner.
• Two outlet sizes (5/16 and 1/2 inch ID) are included, giving a variety of hose or tubing sizes to choose from.
• Sturdy Construction: Constructed with premium materials to guarantee longevity and use in a range of aquatic conditions.
• Completely submersible, the design guarantees efficient functioning even when fully submerged in water.
• Silent Operation: Because it operates silently, it is appropriate for settings where reducing noise pollution is a priority.
• User-friendly: It is easy to set up and use, so both novice and expert users can utilize it.
• Manufactured by AQUANEAT, a company renowned for making dependable and effective water pumps, ensuring brand reliability.
• Compact and Lightweight: At just 2.4 ounces, it’s lightweight and easy to handle without adding extra bulk during installation.
• Adjustable Flow Rate: This feature gives you flexibility to suit the needs of various water features by giving you control over the flow rate.

SETUP GUIDE

• Unpack the Pump: Take the pump out of its package and make sure all of the parts are there.
• Select Location: Depending on your setup, choose whether to place the pump horizontally or vertically.
• Suction Cup Attachment: firmly fasten the three suction cups to the pump’s bottom.
• Immerse the Pump: To prevent damage from dry running, immerse the pump completely in water before plugging it in.
• Connect Tubing: Choose between 1/2 and 5/16 inch ID tubing and attach it to the outlet according to size.
• Tighten the Pump: Make sure the suction cups are fastened firmly to avoid any movement.
• Connect the power cord to an appropriate 110-120V/60Hz electrical socket.
• If the pump has a function that allows you to alter the flow rate, use it to suit your demands.
• Check Water Flow: Make sure the water flow is working properly by observing it and making any required adjustments.
• Positioning: To get the desired water effect, make sure the pump is positioned correctly.
• Examine Connections: To stop leaks, make sure all connections are tight and secure.
• Test Operation: Start the pump and listen for any flow or noise problems.
• Placement Adjustment: For best results, move the pump if necessary.
• Monitor Performance: To make sure the pump is operating as it should during initial use, monitor its performance on a regular basis.
• Review the setup and make any required changes in light of performance and your unique requirements.

CARE & MAINTENANCE

• Frequent Cleaning: To clear debris and avoid blockage, disassemble and clean the pump on a frequent basis.
• Examine the pump for any debris or blockages that might be affecting its efficiency to make sure there are none.
• Clean Suction Cups: To keep the suction cups’ hold and efficiency, clean them on a regular basis.
• Examine Power Cord: Before each use, look for any indications of wear or damage on the power cord.
• Watch Water Levels: Make sure there is always enough water in the tank to completely submerge the pump when it is working.
• Avoid Dry Running: The pump can sustain harm if it is operated without water.
• Replace Parts: To ensure optimal performance, replace any worn-out or damaged parts.
• Maintain a Clean Outlet: To avoid blockages, keep the pump’s outlet clean on a regular basis.
• Store Correctly: Give the pump a thorough cleaning and store it somewhere dry if you plan to keep it for a long time.
• Look for Leaks: To make sure there are no problems, look for leaks near the pump and connections.
• Check Flow Rate: To ensure appropriate water circulation, check the flow rate on a regular basis and make any adjustments.
• Lubricate Moving components: To guarantee smooth functioning, lubricate moving components with a tiny amount of lubricant whenever needed.
• Guard against Contaminants: Make sure the pump is shielded from anything that can impair its functionality.
• Professional Service: You should think about getting a professional repair or replacement for the pump if it breaks down or exhibits noticeable wear.

TROUBLESHOOTING

and connected to a power source.
Low water flow| Clogged intake or impeller| Clean the intake and impeller to remove debris.
Pump making loud noise| Air trapped inside| Fully submerge the pump to release trapped air.
Water flow inconsistent| Debris in water or nozzle blockage| Clean the water area and clear any blockages from the nozzle.
Pump stops working intermittently| Overheating or running dry| Ensure the pump is fully submerged and let it cool before restarting.
Pump vibrating excessively| Unstable surface or loose parts| Secure the pump on a stable surface and tighten any loose parts.
Pump leaking water| Damaged seals or housing| Inspect and replace seals or housing as necessary.
Pump running but no water flow| Airlock or clogged impeller| Tilt the pump to release trapped air or clean the impeller.
Pump not reaching max height| Insufficient water level| Add more water to the reservoir.
No water flow| Blocked outlet| Clear any blockages from the outlet.
Pump won’t start| Faulty power cord or electrical issue| Check the power cord for damage and ensure proper electrical connections.
Water flow weaker than expected| Incorrect voltage supply| Verify that the pump is connected to the correct voltage supply.
Pump turns off unexpectedly| Thermal overload protection| Allow the pump to cool down before restarting.
Pump performance declining| Worn or damaged impeller| Replace the impeller if it shows signs of wear.
Pump stops after running for a while| Blocked or dirty filter| Clean or replace the filter to maintain optimal performance.

PROS & CONS

PROS:

1. Compact and lightweight, easy to hide in small setups.
2. Adjustable flow rate for customized water flow.
3. Versatile applications, suitable for aquariums, fountains, and hydroponics.
4. Affordable and reliable, offering great value for its price.
5. Easy to install with a 6-foot power cord for flexible placement.

CONS:

1. Limited lifting height of 2 feet.
2. Best suited for small-scale applications.
3. Requires regular cleaning to prevent debris blockage.
4. No advanced features like dry-run protection.
5. Power may be insufficient for larger water features.

WARRANTY

The AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump comes with a standard one-year limited warranty from the date of purchase. This warranty covers any defects in materials or workmanship under normal usage conditions. Should the pump fail within the warranty period, AQUANEAT will repair or replace the defective unit at no additional cost.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the maximum flow rate of the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump?

The AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump has a maximum flow rate of 1.33 gallons per minute, which is equivalent to 80 gallons per hour (300 liters per hour).

What is the maximum lifting height of the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump?

The AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump can lift water up to a maximum height of 2 feet.

What voltage does the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump operate on?

The AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump operates on 110-120 volts.

How much does the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump weigh?

The AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump weighs 2.4 ounces.

How long is the power cord for the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump?

The power cord for the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump is 6 feet long.

What type of power source does the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump use?

The AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump uses an AC power source.

What are the outlet sizes available for the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump?

The AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump has outlet sizes of 5/16 inch and 1/2 inch ID.

What is the model number of the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump?

The model number of the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump is BP-80.

How does the flow rate of the AQUANEAT BP-80 compare to other similar pumps?

With a flow rate of 80 GPH, the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump offers a moderate flow rate suitable for small-scale water features and aquariums.

Why isn't my AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump turning on?

Ensure that the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump is properly connected to a working power outlet. Check the power cord for any visible damage, and verify that the circuit breaker or fuse has not been tripped.

What should I do if the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump is not pumping water?

First, inspect the intake of the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump for any blockages. Clean the intake screen and ensure the water level is sufficient to fully submerge the pump. Additionally, check the impeller for debris or damage.

Why is the water flow from my AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump weaker than expected?

A reduced flow rate from the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump could be due to a clogged intake or impeller. Clean the intake and impeller, and make sure the pump is fully submerged and free of obstructions.

How can I fix the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump if it's making unusual noises?

Unusual noises from the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump may indicate trapped air, debris in the impeller, or improper submersion. Ensure the pump is fully submerged, and clean the impeller to remove any debris.

What should I do if the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump overheats?

Overheating in the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump can occur if the pump is running dry, there is a blockage in the intake, or the water level is too low. Turn off the pump, allow it to cool, and then clean the intake and impeller before restarting.

Why does my AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump keep shutting off?

If the AQUANEAT BP-80 Submersible Water Pump shuts off unexpectedly, it might be due to overheating, electrical issues, or a blockage in the intake. Check the power source, clean the intake, and ensure the pump is fully submerged to prevent overheating.

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