Solar Powered Fountain Kit
If you want a fountain that is not only beautiful but also cost effective, then I suggest that you get yourself a fountain powered by solar energy. It’s a new innovation in water feature. It looks like a real fountain with a floating fountain head. You need a solar powered fountain kit to build it. Here are some of the advantages of solar powered fountain kit:
Eco Friendly: It’s an eco-friendly solar panel attached to the top of the pump. It’s totally controlled by solar power. It doesn’t require electricity or battery. It’s an Eco friendly solar powered pump and cuts costs on the electricity bill.
Solar Pond Pump: This is a small pump that moves water from the fountain to the pond. You just need to fill the pond with water and start moving it. The pump has two tanks which store enough water for the entire year and use it to feed the solar pond. The article below is a related article on how to install the pump.
Install Your Own Solar Powered Fountains in the Garden
The size of the solar pond will depend on the size of the pump you get. You need to make sure that there is direct sunlight all the time near the pond. The solar pump runs when the sun gets close to the solar panels on the top of the water pump. In summer, the water pump works automatically and in winter, the solar panels take the sunlight and heat it up so that the water is always hot.
Installation of the fountain is easy. You will only need a few basic tools like an adjustable wrench, solar powered water pump and pipe insulation. The whole installation process can be done by yourself or you can also get the help of someone who knows about solar powered water pumps. A good place to start looking for a good guide for installation is the internet. A good solar powered fountain kit guide should be able to show you step by step instructions on how to build a solar pond and place it in the garden.
Connect the pump to the pipes and put the solar panels on top of the water fountain. Connect the nozzles to the solar cells and when the sun is out the pv cells generate direct sunlight and this heat up the water. It’s that easy.