VEVOR Deep Well Submersible Pump, 1HP 115V/60Hz, 37gpm Flow 207ft Head, with 33ft Electric Cord, 4" Stainless Steel Water Pump for Industrial, Irrigation&Home Use, IP68 Waterproof Grade

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Exact thing we needed to fix our water problem, what would of cost us 5k for a professional, we were able to do it ourselves for under $300 a win win in our book.

As described. Very pleased. We use it in shallow lake well to water lawn.

This is the worst pump we have ever used. We have had nothing but problems from the time we lowered it into the well. Please do yourself a favor and get a different pump. I can't say that it is the brand because this is the only item we have purchased from this manufacturer, but I can say that this pump has been a nigh mare for my family. It has been less than 2 months since we installed it and we have been able to have the water on for less than 1 accumulated week. At one point we had it on for a full day so we thought that we had figured out what was going on. Nope, the next morning it stopped mid shower and hasn't been working since. I will definitely be returning this item.

I saw bad comments or reviews before I bought this product..But I bought it at a discount on Amazon resale for a good price.And I had to give a review on it..Because I had my doubts but took a chance anyway.And I am impressed with it.Added a check valve..because why would you not.Makes it easier on the pump also is for back up in case the built in check valve in the pump fails.I have had it for several months now and still going strong.It pushes hard and only takes a few seconds to trip the 60 psi pressure regulator.And it being only 120 volts is pretty impressive.My well is deep or drilled deep.But I only have it about 35' to 40' down it the the well.And that gives me about 20' down under the water.It even came with the different tapes needed.I use mine on solar and batteries with a inverter and why I wanted the 120 volt.But if possible and you have to go deep down the well.I would suggest 240 volt pump.The wire is cheaper and the cost of running the pump is cheaper.That enables it more powerful for pumping.I don't care about cost of power because I don't pay a power bill.Mine works great and has for a good while.I recently opened up a valve to find some water line that where covered up with the removal of some old trailers and houses that are up hill from the well.Its around well right under 400' away and about well about 15 to 20' in elevation.The pipes where clogged with dirt and hidden under ground.i knew about where they were.but not exactly.So if the pump wouldn't push it out to reveal where they were.I was going to have to do a lot of digging.Well it took a few minutes but it pushed the clog out and push the water up to the top showing me where the pipes where.So with that I have nothing to say bad about this pump.Nothing but + signs from me on this pump.

I really didn’t think this pump would work like it did it held up for hours of continuous use and still works amazing

I put this pump into service today as agricultural irrigation pump from a 50 gallon oil drum being fed from the overflow from a spring fed pond. It's initial suction lift from the tank was 10 feet to a pressure tank with a 20/40 LB pressure switch supplying power to the pump. From the pressure tank the pump pushed water on an uphill rise of 50 ft. where I installed another pressure tank and gauge. The pump was capable of supplying 5 gallons per minute of irrigation water at a 30-40LB pressure at the second pressure tank. I have no doubt it would have been higher pressure if I changed the pressure switch setting at the lower pressure tank. The pump exceeded my expectations.

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