6W 80GPH Solar-Vogelbadbrunnenpumpe

Works great in the sunlight! Not in overcast.

This solar pump has worked great for creating a bird bubbler station! Very pleased!

Needed a pump for our birdbath with no electric nearby. This did the trick. It’s not very powerful and it only operates when the sun is out, but it’s a bird bath. Circulates the water enough to attract the birds and pollinators while keeping the algae down. Very satisfied.

My Grandson has several backyard fountains, all solar powered. This is his favorite one, and he asked me to give it a high rating. Powerful and has many different options for nozzles. After 2 weeks power was intermittent. Customer service was awesome. Replacement product sent quickly! Thank you!

I use it to water plants where I do not have an irrigation access. The water source is not exactly clean (runoff pond) and the pump stopped working after one year but after flushing it, it starts to work again. I only need to worry about watering when it is sunny and hot so the solar is great for that.

I was looking for something to use for a little water feature for the yard. Bought this on prime day for additional savings. Picked up 3 plastic planters and this is what I came up with. Pump is in bottom planter,and pumps up to the piece of pipe,that pours into the top bucket. I have the solar hummingbird
Fountain in the top.It was kind of cloudy when I set it up but it started pumping right away. I am going to get another one and make something else!

The whole system seems to work great. But, I didn't keep the fountain. I already had a fancier fountain that needed plugged in. I replaced the existing pump with this solar system and pump and so far it works great. People have complained that the solar stops working, we've had it (2) weeks and it seems perfect so far. The fountain will of course spray farther if the sun is at noon and then slowly decrease as the sun sinks or is covered by clouds. Because it's solar, it can go anywhere and is free power.

This pump is easy to install, just plug and play. It has a high-quality solar panel, and when the panel is facing the sun, the water gushes out. It also comes with a tubing for DIY water features.

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.