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5V Mini Submersible Water Pump for DIY, Aquarium, and Cooling Projects
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The 5V Mini Submersible Water Pump is a compact, energy-efficient, and high-performance pump designed for a wide range of DIY electronics, cooling systems, aquariums, and small-scale water circulation applications. Its lightweight and quiet design make it perfect for use in Arduino or Raspberry Pi projects, water fountains, and hydroponic systems. Built with durable materials, this pump ensures reliable performance and long-lasting operation.
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Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Operating Voltage | DC 5V |
| Power Consumption | 1.5W – 2.5W |
| Max Flow Rate | 120 – 150 L/h |
| Max Lift Height | Up to 110 cm |
| Pump Type | Submersible, centrifugal |
| Material | High-quality ABS plastic |
| Outer Diameter (Nozzle) | 7 mm |
| Inner Diameter (Nozzle) | 5 mm |
| Water Resistance | Fully waterproof (IPX7 rated) |
Key Features
- Compact design
- Low power consumption
- High efficiency
- Quiet operation
- Easy to install
- Durable ABS body
- Long lifespan
- Suitable for continuous use
- Safe low-voltage operation
- Maintenance-free
Applications
- DIY electronics projects
- Arduino and Raspberry Pi automation
- Aquarium water circulation
- Mini fountains
- Cooling systems for electronics
- Solar-powered water systems
- Hydroponics and irrigation setups
- Small water displays
Inside the Box
- 1 × 5V Mini Submersible Water Pump
- 1 × Pre-attached power cable
- 1 × User instruction leaflet
Frequently Asked Questions
It is recommended for water up to 60°C. For higher temperatures, use with caution or choose a high-temperature-rated model.
You can power the pump using a 5V DC power supply, USB adapter, or directly from a microcontroller like Arduino or Raspberry Pi (with a relay or transistor).