View Full Version : Flow & Plumbing submersible/in-line pumps
pro2k
01-19-2005, 06:47 PM
Is there a pump that can be either a submerged or in-line(non-submerged)? Aren't the rio's like that?
davejnz
01-19-2005, 07:36 PM
Rio's are submersible only(not sure on the new HyperFlows),Mags can be used both ways and there are many other brands that can.Just look for a threaded nozzle on the pump and that is usually a give away that it can be used for both.
dakar
01-20-2005, 12:17 AM
Though the Rio's are submersable only pumps and not what you are looking for, it may be worth noting they were getting a pretty bad rap for a while there for a lot problems with their pumps and powerheads, if the recent reports are acurate they've made a lot of changes and resolved the issues, but their may still be a bunch of the crappy ones around, not sure if there were any cosmetic changes to distinguish the old from the new.
Personally I like the Mag pumps.... I've consolidated as much data as I could find and posted it HERE (http://www.captivereefing.com/viewtopic.php?t=405) if you want to do some comparisons on the various pumps out there on the market as far as volume, head pressures, power consumption and some other data..
ereefic
01-20-2005, 05:28 PM
Also, if you goto www.marinedepot.com and click on 'powerheads' and then 'Mag Drive' and then scroll down, you'll get a list for each size pump and how many GPH and different head heights.
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