I want to run a 12v water pump on my high banker will this work I'm using a lawn mower battery now
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I would say that it will not power the system by itself. I am using one of the panels as a battery charger for a 2100 mah 12 volt battery which runs a pond pump and have not had any problem with the system. I do have the pump cycling on a timer so it is not running 24/7, which gives the panel time to charge the battery some a couple of hours a day. I think you need to figure out your amperage needs and maybe use two batteries in the system if needed. I also think you might check into using a deep cycle battery or a battery made for heavy equipment. The use of two panels would make a measurable difference also. Good Luck I would say that it will not power the system by itself. I am using one of the panels as a battery charger for a 2100 mah 12 volt battery which runs a pond pump and have not had any problem with the system. I do have the pump cycling on a timer so it is not running 24/7, which gives the panel time to charge the battery some a couple of hours a day. I think you need to figure out your amperage needs and maybe use two batteries in the system if needed. I also think you might check into using a deep cycle battery or a battery made for heavy equipment. The use of two panels would make a... » Read More I would say that it will not power the system by itself. I am using one of the panels as a battery charger for a 2100 mah 12 volt battery which runs a pond pump and have not had any problem with the system. I do have the pump cycling on a timer so it is not running 24/7, which gives the panel time to charge the battery some a couple of hours a day. I think you need to figure out your amperage needs and maybe use two batteries in the system if needed. I also think you might check into using a deep cycle battery or a battery made for heavy equipment. The use of two panels would make a measurable difference also. Good Luck « Show Less
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This is not a good option, I'm sorry. I suggest looking for a 10watt 12v panel that discloses the actual specifications of the unit. The output voltage is undisclosed and I had very irregular performance.Hope this helps...good luck.
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You will have to determine your load(amps) and the amount of time you run your pump per day. This small solar charger is about the same as a trickle charger at best and is used for much smaller batteries on feeders that only run for a short duration each day.
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Yes it will if you have the proper plug-in from your 12v unit. Mine runs a 18 can capacity cooler 24/7.
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i am sure it would work if you dont let debris get in it at the pump. This is a 12 volt pump so you would need a power converter or a battery closeby. There are 120volt pumps for ponds that are made for this kind of work that might be more appropriate.
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Not sure, The unit is designed for 12v deep cell low amp batteries used on boats to power radios, fish finder and lights but not to start high amp engines batteries to start car and boat engines.
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I purchased the 12-Volt Adapter and it works wonderfully on long road trips for my old Pump In Style Orignal that I puchased in 2005. I do not have the Advanced model. 12 V is what I purchased, hope this answers your question.
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As long as your input into the pump is 12v DC you should be fine. That is my educated guess.
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I don't know if this would be good or not for a 12V. I have a adrenalin solar panel on both my Harley and my riding mower. It works great on both and it's about the size of this panel.
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I purchased this battery for my walk behind golf cart, it is a 12V 22ah, Length 7.13 inches width 3.03" and height of 6.5", if these dimension will accomadate your battery compartment and the voltage/Amps are coorrect it should work for you.Width 3.03 inches Height 6.57 inches Weight 14.60 lbs
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Sorry. I'm not sure. I'm using it for my home alarm system. However, if the specs are similar, in your case, 12V 4.5Ah vs 12V 5.0Ah. It should be OK. The battery is a general purpose battery as long as the connectors meet your requirement. Of course, the battery itself is not water proof, so be careful for outdoor use. - Mike
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I use it for a water pump in my park model because my park model does not have 12 volt, the pump works on demand. My suggestion would be to consider the amps needed also before purchasing anything. Hope this helped
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The switch is operated by water pressure, which opens closes contacts against a spring. I haven't installed mine yet, to control a 12V pump, but there doesn't seem to be any reason they won't work fine with 12 volts.
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I think so, for how long I couldn't say. I used a 6volt lantern battery and ran it for an hour or two in an experiment to use it as the circulation pump for a solar water heater I'm building. That battery is still strong. The flow was actually a little too fast for what I was trying to do. It's a good little pump, i think.
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Mine is a 920 7010, 12 volt. Not sure of the age of the pump, but most likely pre-2008. Yes, as long as it is 12 volt I would think it would work. I loved the lighter, smaller adapter instead of the giant heavy one that came with the pump. Not expensive, so all you can do is try it, if it doesn't work, send it back.
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sorry don't really know im using on a 12 volt system you should be able too they only take less than 2 mps to run
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No. The batteries are in series typically 36 or 48 volt systems. If you were to hook this up to only one 12v battery in a golfew cart it would drain the battery unevenly and damage that battery
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no for the most part, for two reasons. 1 it doesn't have a built in check valve so you would need one. when the pump shuts off the water left in the hose will flow back down again.2 it has little to no pressure behind it so it cant lift water up more then 24" high before it stops pumping water. if you can set it up to work within those parameters I mentioned and supply 12 volts DC to power it, then yes it would work but it isn't a very big pump so you should look at something in the 2000-3500 gph range.
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It can but it may take a while. The pump is 12vdc and I have used it in my aquaponic system via a 12v battery with solar cell charger.