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12V water pumps and mini 3-6V pumps, solenoid valves, level and flow sensors: everything needed to circulate, shut off and measure a liquid in an Arduino project, an aquarium or an automatic watering system.

DSVP11N-8PX8SL9R5NO

55CK445225


L5DJ933931

I7PVH32046-1

I7PVH32046



Three questions are usually enough: what voltage, what flow rate, and whether the liquid needs to be pulled in or simply pushed. The models in this category run on low DC voltage (3-6 V, 12 V, 24 V), which makes them easy to control from a development board with a transistor or a relay module.
For the motor-drive side of a complete project, also see Motors and actuators.
A submersible pump works while immersed in the liquid and cannot draw from a distance; a diaphragm pump, such as the R385, is installed outside the water and creates suction, so it can pull liquid up from a lower tank.
No, a board's pins cannot supply the current needed. Power the pump from a separate 12 V source and switch it with a relay or a MOSFET, with a flyback diode if the motor does not already include one.
Pick the coil voltage matching your power supply (12 V or 24 V), a fitting diameter compatible with your hose, and check the minimum opening pressure, since some valves need water pressure to open properly.
Flow rate, delivery head, motor type (brushless being more durable and quieter than a brushed motor) and the housing's sealing largely explain the difference.
Yes, pickup is available at the Bab Ezzouar store in Algiers, and delivery is provided to all 58 wilayas via Yalidine.