Tunze 6105

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Can i run a tunze 6105 on 24V because some forum tell that i can burn my pump ??

 

[shawnz28]

Do you mean with the 24v jumper that was included? Are you running a 15v now? If so then yes it is fine. The older pumps had a 15 and a 24v jumper with a 42mm propeller. The new with a 12 and 18v which come with a 45mm propeller. The end of the propeller will have a number on it to show if is a 42 or a 45. Now if you have a 45mm prop no 24v is not recommended

 

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thank
i ll look at this tonight.

 

[rvitko]

In general 45mm prop and 24V jumper will result in a lot of noise and the pump can burn out if it jams, what will usually happen is the power supply will fail. 45mm prop and 18V uses 28W, the power supply can handle 50W. With 24V it uses 36W, if the prop hits something or sticks, this can go up to 50W+ and cause the power supply to fail, it is a remote possibility the motor would also fail.

 

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if i understand i see on the block motor 9-28 watt its the 45mm propeller so the new generation of 6105. and i cant run at 24V.. im better to ran at 18v
so

i live in canada where i can find 18V jumper ??

thanks

 

[shawnz28]

Which jumper are you using now? It should have had a 12v and 18v in the box.

 

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i have buy the pump used

so its a 24v jumper on the power supply and i see its 6101.240 model

 

[rvitko]

You can order the jumper, 6101.243 on Tunze.com