Bubble King® 1000 Pumpe
Bubble King® 1000 Pumpe
Bubble King® 1000 Pumpe

Bubble King® 1000 Pumpe

Art.Nr.:
rebk1000p
ca. 1 Woche ca. 1 Woche (Ausland abweichend)
512,00 EUR

inkl. 20% MwSt. zzgl. Versand

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Beschreibung

 Technische Daten Bubble King® 1000 Pumpe:
42 Watt/h  //  1.000 ltr./h Lufteinzug  //  1.500 ltr./h Wassereinzug
für Bubble King® DeLuxe 200 intern
Pumpe komplett / Pumpenhalter Normalhöhe
Betriebsspannung: 230 Volt 50 Hz  (auch in 110V/60Hz lieferbar)
Schutzklasse: IP 68 (tauchfähige Pumpe)
Gewicht: 4,4 kg
Höhe der Ansaugseite: Mitte 130 mm   
Abmessungen: 150 mm breit / 270 mm lang (eingedrehte Düse) / ~ 190 mm hoch

Kundenrezensionen (5)
  • Gast, 18.04.2014
    Surprisingly, there is an article on CNN.com about the povsiite impacts of the oil boom. It talks about a rancher who struck oil in North Dakota and how he and his 70 closest relatives are set for life.It also talks about small towns which are exploding in size over night as oil firms move in. Hotels being overbooked, houses not being built fast enough, etc.I think the main selling point of drilling off-shore is not so much that it can fix our energy problems forever or that it can significantly lower the price of gas, but its simply the fact that oil is $118/barrel and we need that money now above ground and not below. You can make an argument that countries like Saudi Arabia, with huge account surpluses, might want to keep oil underground. But we need this oil above ground to help close our account deficit and via taxes our fiscal deficit. Finally, it will help areas that need the help the most right now: Florida and California. how he and his 70 closest relatives are set for life.It also talks about small towns which are exploding in size over night as oil firms move in. Hotels being overbooked, houses not being built fast enough, etc.I think the main selling point of drilling off-shore is not so much that it can fix our energy problems forever or that it can significantly lower the price of gas, but its simply the fact that oil is $118/barrel and we need that money now above ground and not below. You can make an argument that countries like Saudi Arabia, with huge account surpluses, might want to keep oil underground. But we need this oil above ground to help close our account deficit and via taxes our fiscal deficit. Finally, it will help areas that need the help the most right now: Florida and California.
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  • Gast, 17.04.2014

  • Gast, 17.04.2014

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