Bearon Aquatics Power Cord Replacements

Power House Replacement Power Cord for Ice Eaters, F-Series Aerators, Display Lights  

Bearon Aquatics Replacement SJTOW Power Cords are available for Ice Eaters, F-Series Aerators, and Decorative Light Kits.  These replacement power cords are easy to replace in very little time.  After removing your current power cord, you will just line up the pins, apply a tiny amount of environmentally sensitive dielectric grease to the connector, and twist on.  With a new replacement power cord for your Ice Eater, Aerator, or Light Kit, you will be in action in no time. 

Bearon Aquatics Ice Eater Replacement Power Cord Ordering Guide

• 16/3 Power Gauge Cord – For Ice Eaters and Lighting with cord lengths of 25′, 50′, or 100′ and 115v or 230v.  Quick Disconnect Connector has an outer diameter of 1-1/8"
• 14/3 Gauge Power Cord – 115v Ice Eaters with cords up to 150 ft and 230v Ice Eaters with cords up to 400 ft, all Surface Aerators & Aerating Fountains (except those made between May 8, 2017 and May 2019 - see 12/3), and Decorative Lighting Kits.  Quick Disconnect Connector has a diameter of 1-1/8"
• 12/3 Gauge Power Cord – No longer available. Please reach out to us via our contact us page with any questions.
  
• NEW! - All 230V Power Cords will come without a plug-in.

Bearon Aquatics Ice Eater Replacement Power Cord Specifications

• SJTOW UL & CSA Approved – Underwater Rated 3-Wire Cable Potted Quick Disconnect
• 115v NEMA 5-15P Plug | 230v NEMA 6-15P Plug

Bearon Aquatics Ice Eater Power Cord Install Instructions

• Unplug your Ice Eater, Aerator, or Light Kit from the power source.
• Twist to loosen and remove the existing power cord.
• Run your new Power House Power Cord through the 2 1/2″ hole.
• Apply a tiny, pea-sized amount of Dielectric Grease to the Power Cord Connector.
• Line up the pins and holes from the power cord and connector on the end bell, then twist it on with your hands.  (Be sure to hand-tighten only – Do Not Over-Tighten – Do Not Use Tools)
• Pull out slack through the 2 1/2" hole and secure it with a screw and clip to prevent the power cord from hitting the propeller.  Another helpful tip is to take the power cord and secure it to a bracket with a zip tie, and then secure it with the clip and screw on the shroud.
• After you complete the install, give the propeller a spin by hand to make sure that the power cord is safely clear of the propeller.  The last thing you want to do is have a perfectly working Ice Eater clip the power cord with friendly fire from the propeller.
  
  

Power House Ice Eater Manual (2021 update)

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