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Pond pumps: mans or low-voltage?
Any opinions on the relative merits of mains-powered pond pumps as opposed
to low-voltage DC? One advantage of the latter might be that it's safer to run non-mains cabling into the garden (though presumably it still has to be buried and protected); one disadvantage could be possible voltage drop, I suppose. I'd be looking at a run of around fifty feet. Thanks. |
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