6W Floating Solar Bird Bath Fountain for Your Garden

This new project focuses on the excellent Poposoap 6W bird bath fountain. Murphy and his family live in Minnesota, a diverse area that is a habitat for many bird species. It's springtime, and there will be plenty of bird activity in the area. They couldn't wait to install this solar bird bath fountain in front of their house to welcome the birds. Next, they'll start by unboxing to see what's inside.

Poposoap Bird Bath Fountain Product Configuration

Upon opening the box, the first thing you'll see is a user manual containing installation instructions. There's a floatation pad to keep the water pump afloat. A 360-degree adjustable mounting bracket and ground stakes for securing the solar panel. A 4-foot water hose for creating different water effects. Five nozzles that spray water in different patterns and heights to suit various fountain needs. A water pump with a built-in low-water sensor. A large solar panel with Grade A solar cells. Screws for wall mounting and extra filter sponges to block impurities.

Poposoap's solar panels are made of 100% glass, not plastic, resulting in a longer lifespan. To power the water pump, simply connect the pump's power cord to the solar panel cable like this. Ensure the connection is secure and tight. This is the simplest device they've installed; once connected, it's ready to use.

Poposoap Bird Bath Fountain Installation Location Selection

This area is very sunny, so they decided to install the bird bath fountain here. First, fill the planting pot with water, and then you can begin the installation. They've already demonstrated the solar panel and how to connect the cables to the water pump. The next step is to position the solar panel facing the sun, which requires ground stakes. The installation process is very simple; just assemble the various parts and then secure them firmly.

You'll hear a click as you insert the parts into the grooves. There's a screw here; loosening it allows you to adjust the angle of the solar panel. Once you've adjusted it to the appropriate angle, tighten the screw to secure it. They first loosened the screw, inserted the ground stakes into the ground, and then adjusted the angle of the solar panel to face the sun. Birdsong can already be heard all around, as if the birds themselves are waiting for the solar bird bath fountain to be installed. Once the nuts are tightened, the solar panel installation is complete.

Water Pump Installation and Low Water Protection

Next, the water pump needs to be placed in the water. This foam tray will be used for this operation. First, install the nozzle into the groove. The five different nozzles mentioned earlier produce different water flow patterns; they randomly selected one for installation. Press the nozzle into place; you'll feel some resistance, indicating a secure installation. Now, the water pump can be placed in the water.

One advantage of this water pump is the presence of a sensor at the bottom. If the water level is low, the pump will automatically stop working to prevent further damage. To demonstrate the best effect, the water level has been raised. Now, reinstall the nozzle and demonstrate the five different water flow patterns.

Five Nozzle Water Flow Patterns

The first nozzle's water flow pattern is very beautiful. Removing the current nozzle is very simple, and then installing the second nozzle.

This nozzle has five outlets, spraying water at a higher height. Now, install the third nozzle; this one sprays water at a lower height. So far, this is their favorite water flow pattern because you can see the water flowing directly back into the planting pot. This way, birds can both drink and bathe, and the water evaporates slowly, eliminating the need for frequent rehydration.

Next, install the fourth nozzle and secure it firmly. Wow, the water flow is spectacular! The splashing water droplets create a crystal feast for the birds, who will surely enjoy a pleasant "spa treatment" here.

Finally, install the fifth nozzle. Again, remove the old nozzle first, secure the new one, and then observe the water flow. The fifth nozzle's water flow shape resembles a starfish.

The product also includes these extra filter sponges, which can be installed on the water pump to prevent impurities from clogging it and extend its lifespan. Additionally, there's a 4-foot water hose, which can be used to create a waterfall effect if you have a pond, or for watering plants—it's versatile. They highly recommend the Poposoap solar-powered bird bath fountain; it's perfect for adding a touch of elegance to your garden. No extra wiring is required, and it uses durable glass solar panels instead of ordinary plastic ones, resulting in a longer lifespan.