750W, 12500L/H Lift 8m Electric Submersible Water
750W, 12500L/H Lift 8m Electric Submersible Water Pump, Water Pump Sump Pump with Float Switch Hose Connector, Flood Drain Garden Pond Pool Hot Tub Flooded Cellars
Please Note:
1.Do not lift or carry the pump by its cable, frequently improper usage exacerbate its wear off.
2.Following the operating instructions supplied by the manufacturer is a prerequisite for the proper use of the pump.
3.Always shut off the pump before doing maintenance,repair and storage.
4.The pump will stop work once the water height is below 5cm.
5.There is slight noise when pump working, but within noise standard.
| Weight: | 4.82 kg |
| Dimensions: | 41 x 26 x 19.2 cm; 4.82 Kilograms |
| Model: | Samcorn-v |
| Part: | Samcorn-v |
| Colour: | Blue, Black |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Manufacture: | Stream |
| Dimensions: | 41 x 26 x 19.2 cm; 4.82 Kilograms |
Bought for those rare days we have sunshine, to fill the water butt instead of leaving the bath water go down the drain, works fab not too noisy and the length of the cable is long
Purchased to speed up the emptying of our hot tub when a water change is required, this has been money well spent. Quality product at a price far lower than more well-known brands.
I’ve had it for several weeks,lots of use as I’m a window cleaner and it’s worked fine so far (touch wood)
It’s nice and quiet and very good flow rate.Very reasonable price.If I get one year out of it I’ll be very happy.
Would recommend.
Although it is still early days so far so good – the pump seems to be working very well and is doing exactly what I needed it for. i.e. to transfer rainwater from an under ground tank
Purchased this after we had a very close call some months ago as a prevention, or at least to delay and give us time to prepare for the inevitable. Have only tested but am very pleased so far – I also purchased a high capacity flat hose to make sure the water went away. Fingers crossed I never have to use it properly, but will have confidence this will perform if I do.
Worked absolutely fine take a tip from me I bought a 1 inch lay flat hose , it did the trick however a 2inch one would of been better. My Hot tub was emptied within 15 minutes which is four times as fast than using a hosepipe, hope this helps . ps Well worth it .
I was skeptical about the likely efficiency of this pump, as one sees negative reviews relating to water pumps in general. However, it worked a treat emptying a ‘very’ large paddling pool (2800 litres) ready for dismantling. I bought a 20m x 25mm diameter flat hose to fit to the pump and stretched the full length of the hose up the garden (a rise of approximately 2.5m above the base of the pool). It took approx 20 minutes (two 10 minute sessions with a ten-minute break to let the pump cool down) to draw down approx 90% of the water. The remaining water in the pool was removed using a container. Some leaf debris was left trapped in the pump but this was easily removed following guidance in the instruction leaflet. The pump is now cleaned and stored for use next year. A very satisfied customer.
Watering pot plants from a rainwater butt, easy to setup, luckily enough I had some fittings from a watering system I had installed and was able to make a connection from the pump to my watering system.
Pump used for waterbutt. Not as powerfull as the reviews led me to believe. To use with a “normal hose” and hozelock connection you need a 33mm Hozelock or Gardiner adaptor (Note this is 1 1/4″ not 1″ and suggested).
UPDATE: Really is very poor flow, can’t see how this could lift water to 5m (the hieght of guttering on normal house). Takes 15-20mins to empty normal water butt.
This a great pump works really well I use it to empty my laze spa and it cleared the water in minutes (tip though I used a flat bit of rubber to place the pump on as it sucks the hot tub floor up and blocks the turbine stopping the pump if I didn’t but once I placed it on the rubber mat it worked really well
I bought a 1.25″ flat hose and clips from a local tools supplier.
The only issue I had was that the drain couldn’t cope with the volume of water and so I would probably be better with a 1″ flat hose to reduce the flow of water or perhaps I should have bought the less powerful model… Tim the Tool man Taylor would have been proud though.
Anyway… well impressed with my new piece of kit.
It does exactly what it is supposed to do. It is quite slow but I think they all are as it is a domestic not industrial device. I use it to empty the hot tub. Thanks to the auto cut off I just leave it running. Good instructions.