Acquaer 1/2HP Submersible Utility Pump, 3030GPH Stainless Steel Sump Pump, Water Removal for Basement Hot Tub Pool Cover Draining, 30ft Cord

Overview

• Brand : Acquaer
• Color : Stainless Steel
• Material : Stainless Steel
• Style : 1/2HP 3030GPH Stainless Steel
• Product Dimensions : 6.1"L x 6.1"W x 8.7"H
• Power Source : ac
• Maximum Flow Rate : 50.5 Gallons Per Minute
• Maximum Lifting Height : 25 Feet
• Voltage : 115 Volts (AC)
• Manufacturer : Acquaer

About this item

• Powerful Motor: Submersible utility pump features an efficient capacitor motor with high flow and low consumption. 1/2 HP motor can move up to 2820 GPH at 5ft and lift water up to 24.5 ft vertically, perfect for hot tub and basement drainage. It can also transfer clean water for garden irrigation
• Durable and Handy: Quilty stainless steel housing with high-performance impeller ensures corrosion resistance and durability. Carrying handle and 30 ft UL power cord for portability and convenience. 1-1/4’’ discharge with 3/4’’ garden hose adapter & 1-1/4’’ elbow adapter, easy to install
• Safe and Simple Operation: Built-in thermal overload protection prevents the motor from overheating and burning. Internal air relief valve prevents airlocks. 100% factory tested. Manual electric water pump is easy to operate. Plug and play
• Oil-free Design: The small sump pump is eco-friendly and safe for aquatic life. Premium mechanical seal and bearing ensure low noise and long service life. Removable suction strainer filters out debris, easy to clean and maintain. Fully immerse the pump before startup and prevent it from freezing in winter
• Wide Applications: This pump, suitable for residential and light commercial purposes, efficiently removes water from flooded basements, aquariums, rain barrels, window wells, hot tubs, pool covers, crawl spaces, ponds, and for general water transfer. A two-year warranty ensures the stability and reliability of your water system. Acquaer customer service offers expert guidance on installation and maintenance
• Please note that water spraying from the top of the pump is a normal venting phenomenon