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Hi,
I've been looking at possible solutions for keeping my aquarium alive during a potential outage. Most important I would say would be to keep the circulation pump and streamer pump running, but I have hard time finding out how big of battery I would need. I've been looking at a rather affordable one, which is 26400 mAh.
The circulation pump I'm using is Eheim CompactOn 1000 (1000 l/h, or 264 g/h), and the streamerpump is a Vortech MP10QD.
Does anyone have any experience and would know how long a 26400 mAh battery would be able to drive the abovementioned pumps (minutes, hours, days)?
I've been looking at possible solutions for keeping my aquarium alive during a potential outage. Most important I would say would be to keep the circulation pump and streamer pump running, but I have hard time finding out how big of battery I would need. I've been looking at a rather affordable one, which is 26400 mAh.
The circulation pump I'm using is Eheim CompactOn 1000 (1000 l/h, or 264 g/h), and the streamerpump is a Vortech MP10QD.
Does anyone have any experience and would know how long a 26400 mAh battery would be able to drive the abovementioned pumps (minutes, hours, days)?
