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POPOSOAP Solar Bird Bath Fountain Pump, 6W Outdoor Solar Water Fountain Pump for Bird Bath with 4ft Tubing & 5 Nozzles, DIY Solar Powered Water…
【Upgraded Larger Glass Solar Panel】Our 6W solar fountain adopts 100% glass panels and Grade A+ solar cells. Compared with the old plastic panel, it has stronger light transmittance can promote the conversion of sunlight into stronger energy, making the water spray more stable and long-lasting. Also, the solar glass panel is durable and sturdy that won’t deform or break that can prolong lifespan.
【Security Filter Protection】The solar powered water pump has built-in water shortage sensing device, it will automatically activate the water shortage protection the solar fountain pump when shortage of water. We also give 2 filter sponges can better block dirt, dust, leaves and extend the service life of the pump.
【DIY Solar Water Pump Kit】Our solar fountain pump comes with 5 nozzles that can spray in different water styles and jet height to match various fountains and meet your ideas. Also, we provide the 4ft water pipes for creating different water features such as waterfall, small stream, birdbath, hydroponic garden, irrigation or other DIY running water.
【Easy to Install & Angle Adjustable】The solar pump can be submersible or floatable. Just put the pump into the water and place the solar panel in direct sun, it will start working automatically within seconds. Equipped with a 360 degree angle adjustable mounting bracket, the solar panel can be mounted on the wall or inserted into the ground.
【Money Back Guarantee and Waranty】All of our solar powered water pumps provide 60-days money back and 1-year warranty, if there is any problem with the item, please feel free to contact us.Note：Pls clean the pump regularly to prevent the pump from being clogged with dirt; The pump needs to be submersed into water and ensure the solar panel has not been shaded.
Additional information
Brand
POPOSOAP
Size
6W
Style
Garden Decoration
Product Dimensions
2.17"L x 1.57"W x 1.2"H
Power Source
Solar Powered
Item Weight
1.3 pounds
Maximum Lifting Height
32 Inches
Voltage
10 Volts
Manufacturer
POPOSOAP
Part Number
PO-6W
Item model number
PO-6W
Material
Plastic
Wattage
6 watts
Shape
Square
Cord Length
9.85 Feet
HandleLever Placement
TOP
Cutting Diameter
8.9 Inches
Measurement System
Metric
Special Features
Solar, Lighted, Automatic
Usage
DIY Water Features
Included Components
1x Ground Stake, 1x Floating cotton, 5x Nozzles, 1x Solar Panel, 1x Water Pump, 1x Water Pipe/1x User Manual
Batteries Required
No
Warranty Description
1 year warranty.
Assembled Diameter
8.9 Inches
8 reviews for POPOSOAP Solar Bird Bath Fountain Pump, 6W Outdoor Solar Water Fountain Pump for Bird Bath with 4ft Tubing & 5 Nozzles, DIY Solar Powered Water…
Rated 5 out of 5
Patrick –
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I’ve bought these value <$30 solar pumps in the past and have been generally disappointed. For me, they typically have 2 shortcomings: lack of vertical pressure (to connect to an existing fountain where the top is more than a couple inches above the water level) and lack of functionality in anything but direct, direct sunlight. This pump hits both of these deficits head on. It has no problem pumping the water 12” up to the mouth of the fountain (and from the pressure I’m sure it would go 18” no problem) and it works even in overcast conditions. Yes, if you have 30% sunlight it’s a lot slower flow, but it’s not no-flow which has been my experience with similar pumps. Glad I found this before I upgraded to a 10-15 watt $60+ fountain.
Rated 4 out of 5
californiapainter –
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I made a little bird bath fountain in the back yard, using a large cheap plastic planter and river rock. Other than this pump, noting else was needed. (I did have to plug the planter drain using silicone sealant / adhesive.) The little 6w version I have worked immediately when the solar panel was connected. (Note: Pump must be underwater before connecting to panel. You risk damaging the pump otherwise.)
One Important thing to keep in mind. This solar panel will not work in the shade. Any shade. Just a little shade. When it’s in full sun, it’s pretty impressive for such a tiny pump. But if you don’t have spot with full sun, at least some time of the day, it won’t work for you. You do have about 8-10 feet of cord and the panel is easy to move around if you’re willing to chase the sun.
I took one star off because while the clear plastic tubing fit well on the pump, none of the spray heads or adapters provided would fit. Normally I would have taken more stars off for a serious issue like this, but in fairness this pump may still work fine for you. Here’s the deal…if the pump itself is just below the waterline…no more than two inches or so, there is a hard plastic extension provided. And happily the spray heads will fit on it OK. If you need to lift the water more than that, 4′ of clear flexible tubing is provided. In my case I needed about two feet of plastic tubing. This is when you run into trouble. The spray heads won’t fit and can’t be used. In many applications, however, just having the water come out of the end of the tubing is fine. For instance, maybe you have a little waterfall, and just need to feed the water into that. Or, as in my case, I just propped the tubing straight up and it makes a nice little arch of water…like coming out of a hose. The birds don’t care!
Rated 5 out of 5
TS –
This fountain was a workhorse all summer, keeping the water in my birdbath moving. The spray was so strong I had to adjust how much sun fell on the solar panel; otherwise, it all splashed away. It worked perfectly right out of the box and I loved how it helped attract my local bird population. It’s a blast to watch half a dozen of them flapping, hopping and pushing each other out of the way to have the bath to themselves.
Rated 5 out of 5
Deb S. –
I placed this in a deep blue birdbath which sits in what I call my Bird Food Court right outside my study window. The fountain works beautifully when the sun is fully on the panel and even keeps burbling when the sun is diminished by clouds or trees. I learn right away that I need to check and clean the little spongy filter, especially in late spring, early summer when the pollen went crazy here. But holding it under a strong stream of water took care of most of the gunk and the fountain returns to full strength. I live surrounded by trees so I didn’t have much luck where I first placed the solar panel. But then I figured out to mount it on a hollow pole I found in the garage which puts it up about 4 feet to catch more sun. Perfect! I tried all the nozzles, but only use the extender and the flare shaped nozzle which mostly creates a 3 to 4 inch burble. Recently the fountain has been reaching more than a foot which I think might be caused by something narrowing the opening or the sun is at just the right angle to get maximum power. The only drawback to this is I have to make sure to keep the water topped up. Bottom line: I love it and the birds, squirrels, and insects are starting to get used to it. I also love that I have not created a breeding pond for mosquitoes, our state bird.
Rated 5 out of 5
SE –
This solar pump works better than the original pump that came with my water fountain. Great water flow. Didn’t need all the pieces it came with, just the pump and hose. The pump is powerful which allows for a good stream. Great replacement pump. I recommend
Rated 3 out of 5
Mitzi Clarke –
light sprinkle, will not do as a waterfall, appropriate for small bird bath, sprinkle will clog easily it’s so small.Cannot be seen across the yard. Easy to set up and solar works straight away. No need to charge first.
Rated 5 out of 5
Virginia C. –
I ordered two of these. Easy to set up. As long as there is sunshine, these work great. Package contains all the hose and spray heads you need for many configurations.
Rated 1 out of 5
Clint wood –
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This thing is garbage even in direct sun it shutters out the birds are more scared of it then like it its loud and vibrates I have it in a tree hanging with panel in direct sun most of the day a shadow of a single leaf on a tree turns it totally off when in full sun it shutters water not a constant flow like your description says I want my money back this thing is going in the trash another failed Amazon product why does this always happen to me I even read the reports I just showed video I deserve my money back it’s not what I paid for it says continuous stream mine doesn’t do that customer service was horrible and this product was very cheap total waste of money time and a hassle to get my refund back still haven’t received it and it’s been weeks they keep saying they will send it but put me on a back burner like I’m not important horrible company all the way around save yourself some trouble and find another company to deal with this one will steal your money and lie to you
Patrick –
The media could not be loaded.
I’ve bought these value <$30 solar pumps in the past and have been generally disappointed. For me, they typically have 2 shortcomings: lack of vertical pressure (to connect to an existing fountain where the top is more than a couple inches above the water level) and lack of functionality in anything but direct, direct sunlight. This pump hits both of these deficits head on. It has no problem pumping the water 12” up to the mouth of the fountain (and from the pressure I’m sure it would go 18” no problem) and it works even in overcast conditions. Yes, if you have 30% sunlight it’s a lot slower flow, but it’s not no-flow which has been my experience with similar pumps. Glad I found this before I upgraded to a 10-15 watt $60+ fountain.
californiapainter –
The media could not be loaded.
I made a little bird bath fountain in the back yard, using a large cheap plastic planter and river rock. Other than this pump, noting else was needed. (I did have to plug the planter drain using silicone sealant / adhesive.) The little 6w version I have worked immediately when the solar panel was connected. (Note: Pump must be underwater before connecting to panel. You risk damaging the pump otherwise.)
One Important thing to keep in mind. This solar panel will not work in the shade. Any shade. Just a little shade. When it’s in full sun, it’s pretty impressive for such a tiny pump. But if you don’t have spot with full sun, at least some time of the day, it won’t work for you. You do have about 8-10 feet of cord and the panel is easy to move around if you’re willing to chase the sun.
I took one star off because while the clear plastic tubing fit well on the pump, none of the spray heads or adapters provided would fit. Normally I would have taken more stars off for a serious issue like this, but in fairness this pump may still work fine for you. Here’s the deal…if the pump itself is just below the waterline…no more than two inches or so, there is a hard plastic extension provided. And happily the spray heads will fit on it OK. If you need to lift the water more than that, 4′ of clear flexible tubing is provided. In my case I needed about two feet of plastic tubing. This is when you run into trouble. The spray heads won’t fit and can’t be used. In many applications, however, just having the water come out of the end of the tubing is fine. For instance, maybe you have a little waterfall, and just need to feed the water into that. Or, as in my case, I just propped the tubing straight up and it makes a nice little arch of water…like coming out of a hose. The birds don’t care!
TS –
This fountain was a workhorse all summer, keeping the water in my birdbath moving. The spray was so strong I had to adjust how much sun fell on the solar panel; otherwise, it all splashed away. It worked perfectly right out of the box and I loved how it helped attract my local bird population. It’s a blast to watch half a dozen of them flapping, hopping and pushing each other out of the way to have the bath to themselves.
Deb S. –
I placed this in a deep blue birdbath which sits in what I call my Bird Food Court right outside my study window. The fountain works beautifully when the sun is fully on the panel and even keeps burbling when the sun is diminished by clouds or trees. I learn right away that I need to check and clean the little spongy filter, especially in late spring, early summer when the pollen went crazy here. But holding it under a strong stream of water took care of most of the gunk and the fountain returns to full strength. I live surrounded by trees so I didn’t have much luck where I first placed the solar panel. But then I figured out to mount it on a hollow pole I found in the garage which puts it up about 4 feet to catch more sun. Perfect! I tried all the nozzles, but only use the extender and the flare shaped nozzle which mostly creates a 3 to 4 inch burble. Recently the fountain has been reaching more than a foot which I think might be caused by something narrowing the opening or the sun is at just the right angle to get maximum power. The only drawback to this is I have to make sure to keep the water topped up.
Bottom line: I love it and the birds, squirrels, and insects are starting to get used to it. I also love that I have not created a breeding pond for mosquitoes, our state bird.
SE –
This solar pump works better than the original pump that came with my water fountain. Great water flow. Didn’t need all the pieces it came with, just the pump and hose. The pump is powerful which allows for a good stream. Great replacement pump. I recommend
Mitzi Clarke –
light sprinkle, will not do as a waterfall, appropriate for small bird bath, sprinkle will clog easily it’s so small.Cannot be seen across the yard. Easy to set up and solar works straight away. No need to charge first.
Virginia C. –
I ordered two of these. Easy to set up. As long as there is sunshine, these work great. Package contains all the hose and spray heads you need for many configurations.
Clint wood –
The media could not be loaded.
This thing is garbage even in direct sun it shutters out the birds are more scared of it then like it its loud and vibrates I have it in a tree hanging with panel in direct sun most of the day a shadow of a single leaf on a tree turns it totally off when in full sun it shutters water not a constant flow like your description says I want my money back this thing is going in the trash another failed Amazon product why does this always happen to me I even read the reports I just showed video I deserve my money back it’s not what I paid for it says continuous stream mine doesn’t do that customer service was horrible and this product was very cheap total waste of money time and a hassle to get my refund back still haven’t received it and it’s been weeks they keep saying they will send it but put me on a back burner like I’m not important horrible company all the way around save yourself some trouble and find another company to deal with this one will steal your money and lie to you