This may sound ridiculous but the power source is not pictured. This pump does cone with an electrical cord. Correct?
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Correct. The power cord is permanently attacked to the pump. The plug fits into standard North American 115 v outlets. It's a good fountain pump. The flow rate is adjusted by a small black plastic part that contains an adjustable butterly type valve so keep all the parts until you have it installed and operating.
22546
Pump is designed to be plugged into outlet. You could purchase an adapter that you plug into your outlet in your car (old cigarette lighter area). I have one that accepts the electrical end of the pump and it works great.
1761860
It needs a electrical outlet. The cord with the pump is about 4 feet long, although I have it plugged into an longer cord.
547364
The power cord comes attached to the pump. If you are an electrician or know one, it would be possible. I would just plug it into a timer that is rated for all types of weather.
1694656
This pump is hydraulicaly operated. Its not electric. You have to connect all the ports in it. You cannot leave ports unconnected. Google permeate pump connection schematic and Im sure you'll find a good schematic.
1577782
Power cord+pump+adapter hose fittings. Long time since..May have missed something.
1583078
Not out of the box, no. It is DC, not AC. I made the mistake of attaching it directly to a charger so that I could plug it in. Now my charger is burned out and I have to buy a new one. That's not the fault of the product, it was my fault for overdrawing the charger.Now I use a different pump that can plug into the wall, and will only use the pump it came with if I'm in the field.
1282524
The pump uses it's power cord as a tether. You can adjust the cable clamp to set water level. If you measure the clamp position on your present cord and mark the new cord you should be OK.
211393
yes, 110 v pump, but it doesn't have a plug...you'll have to wire your own 3 prong plug to it, though it's pretty easy.
53811
There is power cord from the pump to the wall outlet. In our case, it is long enough to put the pump at the base of the bed. If your wall plug is farther, you can just use a standard electrical extension
1528340
No, it needs a 12 volt source. I actually bought one of those jump start boxes, and just recharge it when I was done pumping. That way I have an emergency jump start source as well. Hope this help.
963154
You know, you are correct! I never noticed that in the picture. The power cord did have a 3 prong plug as was described.
75870
Yes, the power cord is built in to the pump. It's about 4 ft. long. I have one of these attached to the wall near the bottom of the tank, and it has plenty of cord length to reach the nearby outlet.
488857
If these pumps are 12V, what do you need this PSU for? Just buy a suitable 12VDC power brick and be done with it. Adding this into the mix is unnecessary, assuming that you've described the intended application correctly.
1244142
No, there is a hole on the back side for the cord. The only mod I made to this was getting more flexible clear tubing for the pump from lowes works great.
1082920
This pump has a 12 volt DC motor and cannot be plugged into anything other than 12 volts DC. You could hook it up with any type of plug you wanted as long as the power source was 12 volts DC.
1941060
The pump is electric. You plug it in and it automatically turns on and starts pumping when you "lock/secure" the pump on the bed. No need to charge the pump. No batteries involved. It's amazing.