Support for 12W Solar Fountain Pump with Battery & Light

This page covers the 12W Solar Fountain Pump with Battery & Light, model P112DL, with manual P022. Match the model and supplied parts before following a shared tutorial.

P022 is the manual reference for this kit. Shared manuals can illustrate another wattage or pump finish. Use this page’s model-specific specifications and match your supplied fittings; do not use another model’s performance ratings.

Yes, this model can use stored battery energy after sunset. Runtime depends on the charge, sunlight and operating conditions; continuous overnight operation is not guaranteed.

Put the panel outdoors in direct sunlight without shade from trees, walls or railings. Secure its supplied mounting hardware and leave slack in the cable.

Check that the pump is fully submerged, the connectors match and the panel is in full sun. Clear the intake and nozzle. For battery models, allow the panel to recharge before testing again.

Solar intensity, lift, tubing length, nozzle restrictions and split flow affect output. Test in strong sun with the filter clean and remove the spray head briefly to check whether it is restricted.

Use the nozzle or the tubing arrangement shown in the manual. Do not assume that a small-pump kit includes a dual-outlet diverter.

Fully submerge the pump and keep it away from sediment. Keep the nozzle outlet above the surface. Secure the pump on a suitable surface and check the water level regularly.

Choose a lower spray pattern, center the pump and allow for wind. Check the basin often and stop the pump if water is being lost.

Follow the illustrated P022 assembly sequence. Fit the correct outlet adapter, floating board and nozzle components without forcing them. The floating board is separate from the filter sponge.

Fit the LED ring around the nozzle assembly as shown in P022, then connect its matching lead to the pump. Keep unused connectors protected and do not force mismatched plugs.

The 12W P112DL version includes a remote. Use it for the controls described in P022; it is a different kit from the 8W P108DL version.

Disconnect the panel before maintenance. Remove the intake cover and sponge, rinse away debris, and reassemble carefully. Clean the nozzle separately and follow the manual before removing the rotor.

No. Keep the pump submerged and refill as needed. Protection features do not replace monitoring, especially in hot or windy weather. Stop and inspect the setup if the pump makes unusual noise.

This kit provides a fountain and water movement. Do not rely on intermittent solar flow as the only filtration or continuous oxygen source for a stocked pond.

Send your order number, model label, photos of the parts and a short video of the issue to support@poposoapsolar.com. Check the current warranty and refund policies for eligibility and claim steps. Warranty policy · Refund policy.