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product_id: 7967682
title: "PonicsPumps by ZAHGO PP53016: 530 GPH Submersible Pump with 16' Cord - 45W… for Hydroponics, Aquaponics, Fountains, Ponds, Statuary, Aquariums & more."
brand: "zahgo"
price: "€ 46.68"
currency: EUR
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 7
url: https://www.desertcart.sk/products/7967682-ponicspumps-by-zahgo-pp53016-530-gph-submersible-pump-with-16
store_origin: SK
region: Slovakia
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# PonicsPumps by ZAHGO PP53016: 530 GPH Submersible Pump with 16' Cord - 45W… for Hydroponics, Aquaponics, Fountains, Ponds, Statuary, Aquariums & more.

**Brand:** zahgo
**Price:** € 46.68
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** PonicsPumps by ZAHGO PP53016: 530 GPH Submersible Pump with 16' Cord - 45W… for Hydroponics, Aquaponics, Fountains, Ponds, Statuary, Aquariums & more. by zahgo
- **How much does it cost?** € 46.68 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sk](https://www.desertcart.sk/products/7967682-ponicspumps-by-zahgo-pp53016-530-gph-submersible-pump-with-16)

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- zahgo enthusiasts

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## Description



## Product Details

- **Brand:** ZAHGO
- **Style:** Submersible
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Manufacturer:** PonicsPumps
- **UPC:** 609456181068

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does it come with tubing**
A: No, it does not have tubing included. Shipped with the pump are 3 outlet adaptors for 1/2", 5/8" and 3/4" inside diameter tubing.

**Q: Can you change the outflow tube to a horizontal direction instead of the vertical outlet on the top?**
A: I pretty sure the pump can operate in any position, you can lay it on its side and have a horizontal output. But the complete pump must be under water.

**Q: Is there a low water cutoff with this pump?**
A: Sorry, none of our pumps have auto shut-off... this feature would price us out of the market.Depending on your system, there may be a couple of alternative strategies to consider:Sump Pump Switch - http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=sump+pump+float+switchSimply plug the pump into this switch.Some of these can require space to work properly.When the water is high enough, the pump is on... gets too low the pump shuts off.This is my preferred solution that keeps the water topped up...Water Cooler Float Valve - http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=water+cooler+float+valveAlong with the float valve, you will need something like this to connect it to a water supply....www.amazon.comdp/B00HYWDNBU/This will for sure work if you can put a hole in your basin.ORhttp://www.amazon.com/LASCO-04-4104-Plastic-Anti-Syphon-Adjustable/dp/B0038AXOAW/I plan to try this in a small pond that I am in the process of installing in my front yard... but cannot assure you it with work.ORhttp://www.amazon.com/Plastic-Float-Valve-Small-Adjustable/dp/B00S3OKW7QIf the toilet valve does not work, I will try this... it will work for sure... just not very hidden.Hope this helps. I you have further questions, please ask.

**Q: How do I go about returning a pump? I bought one and it freezes up and will not work and it’s brand new**
A: Return policy with Amazon is on line

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cost effective and efficient pump
*by A***R on October 31, 2016*

I have two of these Ponics pumps. I use them in a slow-flowing stream in my back yard that it very much dependent on the height of the local water table. It often dries up when the water table drops, but pools of water remain in the deeper areas which are filled by ground water. I have created a recirculating system in the stream using these Ponics pumps to send the water back upstream from the bottom pool in order to keep the water flowing and the habitat active and algae-free during these drought periods. I have found the Ponics pumps (and another Little Giant pump I use to drain my pool cover) to be quite good for the job. They are reliable and inexpensive and I have been running them 24x7 without failure, though I turn them off when the stream is flowing to give them a rest. Their 3-5 gallon/minute rate closely replicates the natural flow of the stream. I also use an inexpensive Aquascape aerator system to keep the water healthy. The result is an efficient, low-cost system that allows me to enjoy my stream 24x7 all year round. It also keeps the fish and other animals that use the stream healthy.I just have to check the pumps weekly to clean out clogging debris from the filter, however. In fact I have even removed the filter on one pump since the water in the stream is very clear. The simplicity of the pump's mechanism seems to allow it to work fine without the filter.In these pictures you see a lower pool of water. In it is a Ponics pump and two aerator disks. The water is pumped from this downstream pool back up 80 feet to a third pool which you see in the second picture. The water comes in through a waterfall I have created on the left side of the picture and then flows through this pool, back down through a middle pool and finally down to the lower pool only to be pumped back upstream. Below the waterfall, if you look closely you can see a bucket in the water. This holds a second Ponics pump which sends the water from this pool further upstream another 70 feet to the beginning of a fourth pool of water. That water then flows downstream back to this pool to be recirculated again.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works well for my bubbler rock
*by G***G on June 9, 2020*

I have a bubble rock that is about 30" tall, atop a submerged, rock-filled reservoir. This pump resides in a 5-gallon bucket in the reservoir, so the total pumping height is perhaps 42" - 44", and it has to push the water through a few tees and some tubing to get to the inlet in the back of the rock.I love the long cord, which reaches all the way to the outlet on the front porch without an extension cord.The previous pump (also a PonicsPumps) served very well for several years, but I thought I wanted a bit more flow coming out of the top of the rock so I chose this model because it was one size larger. Now that I have it, I'm probably going to have to open up the pump well and turn it down a bit because the extra flow, while quite nice and not excessive at all, is still enough that some of the water is splashing off the rocks and I'm having to refill the reservoir much more often than in the past.Another aspect that I didn't consider was that because this pump is bigger, it requires more liquid depth to function fully, which means that I have to refill even sooner.Therefore, in retrospect, I sort of wish I had stayed with the smaller pump size and just been satisfied with it. But now I know.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent value.
*by G***L on July 3, 2020*

This is my second pump. The first ran continuously in a 75 gallon turtle pond with a 3 ft lift to a small waterfall. It ran outdoors for 4 years. That's a good run for a pump of this size and price. That's why I replaced it with the same model. I'm pleased this model was still available and still the same price. The longer than average power cord is a bonus. Easy enough to clear debris from the intake, otherwise the flow rate is good. If it were in a filter enclosure the flow rate would drop but it would require less cleaning. My pond is too small to give up volume to a filter box.Anyway, it's a good pump and a good company selling it.

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