Bang4buck 2000 GPH Electric Bilge Pump 12v 12A Water Pump for Marine Boat Pools Ponds- Manual Attached (2000 Gallon Per Hour)
Key features
- •Portable, mini sized pump with high efficiency. Save a lot of time
- •Heavy duty motors, offer high capacity output. Very powerful pump. Works great and drains pretty fast.
- •Quick release strainer for easy maintenance, Water/moisture tight seals
- •The half-automatic system, if you use together with float switch, assures to be shut off by itself automatically when the water has been pumped out
- •Wide application. Apply for water sampling, high-volume liquid transfer, low-noise continuous workplace; Large aquarium, small swimming pool, water reservoirs, fountains and many other occasions. And so on
Bang4buck 2000 GPH Electric Bilge Pump 12v 12A Water Pump for Marine Boat Pools Ponds- Manual Attached (2000 Gallon Per Hour)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.5
out of 5
Based on 8 reviews
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63%
4★
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Water seal failed. Motor was saturated.
Pisgah Hiker•August 7, 2018
Bought the 2000 gph pump. I got 800 gph out of it with 10ft of pump head. It pumped about 1600 gallons, then slowly quit running. I could tap on it, and it would run again.
I requested a refund and they promptly gave me
the money back without sending the unit back.
I done some investigating on the pump and found that the water tight seal (oring) had let water enter the motor compartment. The motor casing looks pretty solid, like it would act as a second barrier to keep water out of the coils. However, where the wires run through the casing, allowed a small amount of water to get the coils wet. I know this because i dumped about 2 ounces of water out.
I would suggest applying silicone around the wires that go into the actual motor casing and around the oring as well.
It must also be noted that i only had it submerged a few inches while it was pumping, which was maybe 2 hrs.
I requested a refund and they promptly gave me
the money back without sending the unit back.
I done some investigating on the pump and found that the water tight seal (oring) had let water enter the motor compartment. The motor casing looks pretty solid, like it would act as a second barrier to keep water out of the coils. However, where the wires run through the casing, allowed a small amount of water to get the coils wet. I know this because i dumped about 2 ounces of water out.
I would suggest applying silicone around the wires that go into the actual motor casing and around the oring as well.
It must also be noted that i only had it submerged a few inches while it was pumping, which was maybe 2 hrs.
NO bang for my bucks!!
Amazon Customer•August 2, 2018
this little pump worked great for almost two days...ive only been using it intermittantly for a few weeks and it is now absolutely worthless. It pumps at full capacity for awhile then gets weaker and weaker until it stops altogether. It isnt clogged ...strainer is completely clear. The motor in this thing is garbage.
Five Stars
Loland Hayes•April 29, 2018
Works great
Five Stars
david Bensimon•April 12, 2018
I love it very much, good pump
Four Stars
Sebastian bugeiro•April 12, 2018
Bien
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