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SENSEN Pump Replacement Impeller - Available In Multiple Styles & Sizes
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Sensen FAQ's
Start from how fast you want to turn the reservoir over and how high you are lifting. The HJ series covers 600L/h to 1400L/h for small reservoirs and recirculating trays; the HQB series runs 2000L/h to 6800L/h for flood tables and larger systems. Always check the flow figure at your actual head height, not the headline maximum.
Nine times out of ten it is the impeller — either worn, or jammed with root fragments, perlite or scale. Sensen sells replacement impellers in multiple styles and sizes, so this is usually a cheap fix rather than a new pump. Pull the intake cover, check the impeller spins freely, and clean or replace it.
No. Submersible pumps use the surrounding water to cool the motor, so running one dry will damage it quickly — sometimes within minutes. Keep the pump fully submerged at your lowest reservoir level, not just when the tank is full. That is the single most common way these pumps die.
An ACO electromagnetic pump drives a diaphragm with an electromagnet rather than a small vibrating armature. That gives higher output and it is built for continuous duty, which matters when the pump runs 24 hours a day. The 20W and 45W models suit multi-bucket DWC and larger reservoirs where a small aquarium pump would be working at its limit.
On an air line, yes if the pump sits at or below water level — otherwise a power cut siphons solution back down the line into the pump. On a water line it stops the pipework draining back into the reservoir each time the pump stops, which keeps the system primed and avoids the surge when it restarts.
