spark master
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This does NOT exist. I looked high & low. Can someone make one, or I have to design controls around a DC pump? Low volume of water.
24 Volt AC pump
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https://www.amazon.com/AQUATEC-Boost.../dp/B012HT1X6Q
Does a booster pump count?
For that matter, a pump is just a pump and can be powered from anything. Get a pump that meets your needs and power it with a suitable 24 VAC (or universal AC/DC) motor.
EDIT: Another style from another source that says it doesn't have to be a booster: https://www.freshwatersystems.com/products/aquatec-5854-7b12-b424-pump-9-gpm-3-8-jg-24vac
Does a booster pump count?
For that matter, a pump is just a pump and can be powered from anything. Get a pump that meets your needs and power it with a suitable 24 VAC (or universal AC/DC) motor.
EDIT: Another style from another source that says it doesn't have to be a booster: https://www.freshwatersystems.com/products/aquatec-5854-7b12-b424-pump-9-gpm-3-8-jg-24vac
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PaulMmn
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Anything in the fountain arena? Recirculating pumps?
spark master
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I reinserted the comment you removed....
Actually, now I go on Amazon, and order the pump. I wish it had pipe fittings, rather than disconnect fittings, but I'll make it work. Thank you,
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You already have it, so this is too late. However, how about putting a diode bridge between the AC output and the DC motor? Should work fine up to 20A range.
Heatsink might get a bit cumbersome in the 100A range.
Heatsink might get a bit cumbersome in the 100A range.
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