MONSTER POWER AT AN ENERGY EFFICIENT LEVEL
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I have the quiet one 9000 in the sump for my 220. i was (and still am) quite unhappy with the amount of noise the pump makes. After a few months, I have noticed a significant drop in gph, but there wasn't any drop in noise.
Oh, I have it submerged, too. If you run it out of the water, it is even louder.
Oh, I have it submerged, too. If you run it out of the water, it is even louder.
frnchjeep;860415; said:I have the quiet one 9000 in the sump for my 220. i was (and still am) quite unhappy with the amount of noise the pump makes. After a few months, I have noticed a significant drop in gph, but there wasn't any drop in noise.
Oh, I have it submerged, too. If you run it out of the water, it is even louder.
You must have a dud. I can't hear any of mine even if I put my ear up to the sump.
rallysman;860422; said:
REALLY!!!!???? I ordered it from fosters and smith. I got it and put it in the main tank( before it was set up) with, like, 10 inches of water in there and fired it up. It was loud, so I called them. They sent me another one, and it sounded the same. I figured that it was just loud. 2 duds in a row??!!
rallysman;860455; said:
what model you got levi?
it could just be this model
i still need to test mine out
Don't restrict the input line, the reason the output line is smaller is to increase the pressure. If you want more flow, then go with a 1.5"-1.5". If you want more pressure, then keep it at 1.5"-1".
