Jebao WP-40 User Manual

WP - 40 & WP - 25 Wave Maker
These wave makers are intended to simulate the natural waves and
whirlpools found in a marine environment.
Before installing and using the pump, please read through these
instructions to familiarise yourself with the correct operation of the device.
Features:
•
Maximum flow rate of up to 13,000 litres/hour WP-40 (8,000
litres/hour WP-25).
•
Unique multi mode controller to allow adjustment of the
wavemaker to suit the users requirements.
•
Use of low-voltage, low power, DC variable-speed pump,
minimizing heat transfer to the aquarium and maximising user
safety.
•
Easy to use controller
•
Adjustable pump housing so pump flow direction can be easily
altered
•
Wide voltage input (AC100 ~ 240V 50/60Hz)
•
Can be used in a variety of aquarium sizes. Suitable for aquariums
with glass up to 15mm thickness.
Package Contents:
• Wave maker pump
• Intelligent controller
• AC/DC adapter
• Mains power cord
• Light sensor (very small) and double sided tape for mounting
controller.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
• In order to ensure product performance, please only operate the
pump in water.
• The controller is NOT waterproof – please position the controller to
avoid water splashes.
• Please take care whilst fitting the magnets to the glass.
• If the Controller or AC/DC adapter are opened, the warranty will be
voided.
• The Wave maker is suitable for indoor use in water only. The motor
in the wave maker will be damaged if it is run dry.

Jebao WP-40 Specifications

General

Power Consumption	40 W
Voltage	220-240 V
Weight	1.5 kg
Pump Type	Submersible
Controller	Yes
Modes	Wave
Suitable Tank Size	Up to 1000 L
Cable Length	1.5 m

Summary

Jebao Wave Maker Introduction

Product Features

Highlights key attributes like high flow rate, multi-mode controller, low-voltage DC pump, and wide voltage input.

Package Contents

Lists all items included in the wave maker package, such as the pump, controller, and accessories.

Important Information & Safety

Provides critical warnings for product operation, including keeping the controller dry and voiding warranty if opened.

Wave Maker Installation

Placement Guidelines

Advises on optimal wavemaker positioning for best wave reflection and avoiding sand disturbance or air suction.

Mounting Procedure

Details the steps for attaching the pump using magnets and suction cups to the aquarium glass.

Electrical Connections

Explains how to connect the pump, controller, light sensor, and power adapter.

Controller Operation Modes

Constant Flow Modes (H1, H2, H3)

Describes three constant flow settings: High (13,000 LPH), Medium (9,750 LPH), and Low (6,500 LPH).

Pulse & Speed Adjustment (W1)

Details how to adjust pulse duration and speed (S1, S2, S3) for variable wave patterns.

Step-Up/Down Flow (W2)

Explains the mode that gradually increases and decreases flow in steps for varied patterns.

Reef Stream Mode (Else)

Introduces a random flow cycle mimicking natural reef currents by varying speed and duration.

Feed Mode (10-Minute Pause)

Explains how to activate a 10-minute pump pause for feeding, indicated by a light.

Advanced Controller Functions & Maintenance

Speed/Lock Function

Describes how to lock the control knob to prevent accidental changes and how to unlock it.

Night Mode Operation

Details automatic pump speed reduction at night via a light sensor, and how to disable it.

Cleaning and Disassembly

Provides instructions for cleaning the wave maker and disassembling/reassembling the pump.

Product Disposal

Advises against disposing of the product as unsorted municipal waste, recommending special treatment.