Arduino ARD116 Water Aquarium Pump

Arduino ARD116 Water Aquarium Pump  (Electrical)

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Product Information
  • Aquarium Pump Type: Water
  • Power Source: Electrical
  • Suitable for: Fresh Water
  • Flow Rate: 120 L/hr
  • Maximum Head Height: 5 inch
  • Power Cord Length: 21.2 cm
  • Pack of: 1
Description
Description: The Arduino Water Pump is a versatile device designed to control water pumps using an Arduino board. It's commonly used in projects like automatic irrigation systems, aquarium water circulation, and water refilling systems. The pump can be controlled via a relay or MOSFET, allowing for precise control over water flow. Specifications: Power Supply: Typically, 12V DC. Control Interface: Arduino-compatible (e.g., Arduino UNO). Connector Type: DC power jack or screw terminal block. Control Method: Can be controlled using relays, MOSFETs, or other switching components. Applications: Irrigation systems, aquariums, water refilling systems, etc. Additional Components Needed: Relay or MOSFET, power supply, tubing, etc.
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Sales Package
  • 1 x water pump
Pack of
  • 1
General
Brand
  • Arduino
Model Number
  • ARD116
Type
  • Water
Power Cord Length
  • 21.2 cm
Power Consumption
  • 2W–10W
Flow Rate
  • 120 L/hr
Maximum Head Height
  • 5 inch
Power Source
  • Electrical
Suitable For
  • Fresh Water
Model name
  • Arduino water pump
Material
  • Plastic
Pump Mechanism
  • small diaphragm pump
Submersible
  • Yes
Flow Control
  • Yes
Suction Mount Included
  • No
Packaging Type
  • Each
Dimensions
Width
  • 10 cm
Height
  • 2.3 cm
Weight
  • 0.03 kg
Warranty
Warranty Summary
  • 6 months
Warranty Service Type
  • Private
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