Magnetic/Direct Drive hybrid aquarium pump combines power with low energy use
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Stainless steel aquarium pump rotor means greater corrosion and wear resistance
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Continuous duty pump designed to silently move large volume of aquarium water
Powerful and energy-efficient pumps for larger custom aquarium filtration systems. Hy-Drive pumps boast hybrid technology that combines the power of direct drive pumps and the energy efficiency and safety of magnetic drive pumps. These versatile pumps can be used submerged or inline, positioned horizontally or vertically, to drive larger aquarium filtration systems. 316 grade stainless steel pump rotor means greater resistance to corrosion and wear for continuous operation in freshwater and saltwater aquarium systems.
Includes:
Integrated filter screen for clog-resistant operation
Convenient base plate for versatile installation options
10 ft power cord
Fittings:
Models 1600, 2100, & 2600 includes (1) one 1-1/4" FPT coupling, (2) two 1-1/4" MPT x 1" Barb Fittings, and (2) two 1-1/4" MPT x 1-1/4" Barb fittings
Models 3200, 4000, and 4800 includes (1) one 1-1/2" FPT coupling and (2) two 1-1/2" MPT x 1-1/2" Barb fittings
Model 6000 includes (1) 2" coupling
Specifications
Model
Flow Rate gph
Max Head
Watts
Inlet FPT
Outlet MPT
1600
1600
17 ft
120
1-1/4"
1-1/4"
2100
2100
22.5 ft
190
1-1/4"
1-1/4"
2600 HH
2600
26.5 ft
270
1-1/4"
1-1/4"
3200
3200
12 ft
200
1-1/2"
1-1/2"
4000
4000
13 ft
230
1-1/2"
1-1/2"
4800
4800
8.5 ft
250
1-1/2"
1-1/2"
6000
6000
22.5 ft
675
2"
2"
Please click on "More Information" for Performance Chart and Care and Operating Instructions.
Performance Chart
Model
Nominal
Flow Rate gph @
0 ft
1 ft
3 ft
5 ft
7 ft
10 ft
15 ft
20 ft
25 ft
Shutoff
1600
1600
1750
1700
1575
1400
1250
100
375
-
-
17 ft
2100
2100
2125
2075
1900
1750
1600
1300
850
300
-
22.5 ft
2600 HH
2600
2700
2550
2525
2450
2225
1975
1625
1250
300
26.5 ft
3200
3200
3500
3300
2700
2050
1650
650
-
-
-
12 ft
4000
4000
4300
4000
3300
2700
2350
1475
-
-
-
13 ft
4800
4800
5100
5000
4500
3900
3150
2350
800
-
-
8.5 ft
6000
6000
5700
5500
5100
4700
4200
3400
2450
1150
-
22.5 ft
Care and Operating Instructions
Operation Precautions
Never run pump dry. Only use this pump with clean water. It is not intended to move water containing large non-dissolved solids. Never use pump for liquids other than water. Never remove the plug or shorten the power cord. Keep the connectors (plug and socket) dry. The pump is not suitable for swimming pools, swimming ponds and other situations where persons could make bodily contact with water.
Operation Instructions
Attach hoses using Teflon® tape on fittings. This will aid in future disassembly.
Make certain that all electrical connections have a GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) installed.
If pump is to be installed submerged, use a separate pump bag or skimmer to help protect the intake from large debris getting drawn into the impeller. To avoid pulling air into the pump, the pump should be submerged at least 6 inches below the water surface.
If pump is used inline, place it a minimum of 6 inches below water line otherwise it will be necessary to prime it. A separate inline check valve is strongly recommended to prevent loss of prime if power is interrupted.
Maintenance & Cleaning
This pump does not require any lubrication or special maintenance. Periodically cleaning the impeller will maintain pump performance and extend pump life.
Completely disconnect pump from power supply.
Remove hoses and bring pump to clear work area.
Pull off intake strainer and strainer adapter.
Remove screws to detach impeller housing. Be careful not to lose nuts in motor housing recesses.
Pull the impeller out from the chamber.
Clean impeller with freshwater only, never any solvents.
Reverse steps to reassemble. If rubber seal detaches, press it back into the track on the motor housing. Pay careful attention to align openings on the Impeller Assembly Plate with Molded Pegs on motor housing.
Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
Pumps stops working or runs slowly
Bad power supply.
Check all power connections, GFCI, and circuit breakers. Test using a different power source.
Internal thermal protector enabled.
Unplug and allow pump to cool 30 minutes. Check if pump is clogged before restarting.
Impeller is locked with debris.
Check if impeller will turn. Disconnect power, remove volute and check if impeller can be turned. If not, perform impeller maintenance.
Too much debris, Intake clogged.
Disconnect power and remove obstruction.
Pump will not prime
Pump design is not self priming.
Position the pump below water level, fill hose with water and restart.
General Information
This continuous duty pump is designed to move large volumes of water silently and efficiently through filtration systems or a pond waterfall, stream, or fountain. It incorporates a high efficiency vortex impeller in conjunction with a ceramic impeller shaft and bearings to provide energy savings while maintaining high output.
This pump can be used submersed or inline, indoors or outdoors. Note that when used inline it should be placed below the water level since it is not self-priming. Never run this pump dry.
Rotor assembly is removable for simple cleaning maintenance. The unique design reduces the frequency of pump cleaning while maintaining optimum water flow. Overload protection is built in by means of a self resetting thermal overload switch.
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