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Reliable external pump at an economical price. Compact, quiet, and efficient.
- Max Flow: 590 GPH
- Max Head: 16.5 Ft
- ¾ ” Inlet(MPT)/ ¾ ” Outlet(MPT)
- 90 watts
Pan World makes a good quality, low to medium flow, seal-free centrifugal pump engineered for high performance and trouble-free operation. All Pan World pumps feature magnetic drives, seal free bearings and come with a two-year part and labor guarantee.
ATTENTION: Maintain the life of your pump.
99% of all pump failures and broken impellers are caused by foreign objects (snails, sand, gravel, hermit crabs, etc.) entering the pump housing. Pumps damaged by foreign objects are NOT covered under any warranty and are expensive to fix or replace. To prevent damage to your pump, we suggest using a bulkhead strainer on the intake bulkhead to reduce the possibility of a foreign object entering the pump. A variety of strainers from 1/2” to 2” are available at BulkReefSupply.com.
Quick Compare - Pan World |
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Model | Power Usage | Maximum Flow | Maximum Head | Connections | |||||
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Panworld 10PX |
12W |
180 GPH |
6.5 Ft. |
MNPT In/Out 1/2” |
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PanWorld 30PX |
30W |
258 GPH |
10.1 Ft. |
MNPT In/Out 3/4” |
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PanWorld 40PX |
45W |
480 GPH |
13.5 Ft. |
MNPT In/Out 3/4” |
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PanWorld 50PX |
90W |
590 GPH |
16.5 Ft. |
MNPT In/Out 3/4” |
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PanWorld 100PX |
120W |
790 GPH |
21 Ft. |
MNPT In/Out 3/4” |
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PanWorld 50PXX |
90W |
1110 GPH |
13 Ft. |
MNPT In/Out 1” |
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PanWorld 100PXX |
130W |
1270 GPH |
13 Ft. |
MNPT In/Out 1” |
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PanWorld 150PS |
180W |
1100 GPH |
28 Ft. |
MNPT In/Out 1” |
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PanWorld 200PS |
290W |
1750 GPH |
39 Ft. |
MNPT In/Out 1” |
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PanWorld 250PS |
390W |
1900 GPH |
45 Ft. |
MNPT In/Out 1” |
SKU | 202003 |
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Input Size | 0.75" (3/4 in.) |
Product Questions
The drains are self regulating and will only drain the water that is pumped back up to the tank (the only water that will overflow into the overflow is the water that is moved up). So really the question is always whether or not the overflows can drain fast enough to keep up with the pump. As a whole though, this would be a very small pump for a tank that size. Folks usually target flow in the 7-10x the size of the tank . Considering your tank is 180g that would put you in the 1300-1800gph range.
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