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ECOFLO Pompe utilitaire submersible de 1/3 HP, interrupteur automatique

ECOFLO Pompe utilitaire submersible de 1/3 HP, interrupteur automatique

Modèle nº SUP58|Nº UGS 1001021573

Aperçu

Modèle # SUP58 Internet # 1001021573

Conçue pour pomper leau des surfaces planes, des puits de fenêtre, des spas, des baignoires et encore plus.

Peut pomper 2 160 gallons par heure (gal/h); alimentée par un moteur de 1/3 HP

Peut pomper leau à 27 pi de profondeur

Opération automatique, interrupteur mécanique de pointe et éprouvé. Modèles à opération manuelle : SUP54, 55, 56, 80.

Fait partie dune gamme de trois pompes de tailles différentes. Autres modèles : SUP57 (1 800 gal/h), SUP59 (2 520 gal/h)

Moteur écoénergétique pour une utilisation continue

Refroidissement à leau pour empêcher lhuile de nuire aux poissons ou à la flore.

Spécifications

Dimensions

Hauteur assemblé (en pouces): 12.99
Hauteur de l’emballage (en pouces): 12.99
Largeur assemblée (en pouces): 9.45
Largeur de l’emballage (en pouces): 9.45
Poids assemblé (en livres): 9
Poids de l’emballage (en livres): 10.6
Profondeur assemblé (en pouces): 10.63
Profondeur de l’emballage (en pouces): 10.63

Détails

Certifié: Oui
Entretien des installations: Non
Pays d'origine: CN-China

Garanties et certifications

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Pompe utilitaire submersible de 1/3 HP, interrupteur automatique

ECOFLO Pompe utilitaire submersible de 1/3 HP, interrupteur automatique

Conçue pour pomper leau des surfaces planes, des puits de fenêtre, des spas, des baignoires et encore plus.

ECOFLO

1001021573

CAD152

Home Depot Canada

Pompe utilitaire submersible de 1/3 HP, interrupteur automatique est évalué 4.1 de 5 de 7.

Rated 3 de 5 de Ronald par the floats stick... the floats stick

Date de publication: 2020-03-31

Rated 3 de 5 de Nick par On the plus side, this pump really powers the water right on through. It will make short work of ... [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] On the plus side, this pump really powers the water right on through. It will make short work of a flooded basement or a pool that needs draining. On the downside, it seems finicky about getting started, and many applications will void the warranty. When I first tried to use it, it would not start despite being immersed in water. I had to switch it from automatic to manual--which is really quite difficult because the thing has a bizarre flimsy plastic switch on it. There's nothing in the instructions on how to do this, by the way. Anyhow, it does work well once it gets going. As to the warranty being voided--The manual says that if you use it with an extension cord, you void the warranty. So unless whatever you need to pump is within eight feet of an outlet, you're pumping at your own risk. Caveat emptor, at least in that regard.

Date de publication: 2018-07-30

Rated 5 de 5 de CaptainPico par The pump is light, easily transportable and simple to use. It comes well packaged. There are seve... [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The pump is light, easily transportable and simple to use. It comes well packaged. There are several threaded attachments included to accommodate different size hoses. The attachments are easily changed with no tool and just hand tightening. I was up and running with this pump in less than 2 minutes. I set the slide switch to Manual for my first test. I plugged it in to turn it on and immediately had no problem moving the water. I then set it to automatic and it worked the same. According to the troubleshooting checklist section of the Owner’s Manual “Problem: Pump Does Not Run – Reason: Water level in sump has not reached turn-on level as indicated in installation drawing”. There is no indication in any drawing and no reference to the turn-on level. I discovered a 9 inches requirement by reading the Questions & Answers section of the Home Depot site, but found that it ran in about 4 inches of water when I set it to automatic. If true, I am disappointed that the water level has to reach 9 inches before the automatic on feature is triggered. I currently have a utility pump that only turns on/off by manually plugging and unplugging the power cord. I use the utility pump to drain our backyard during heavy rain storms. I was excited about using this automatic pump as I would not have to come in and out of the rain when using our current utility pump. For most people the 9 inch depth might be fine but the location I place my current pump only gets to about 6 inches deep over a wide area. I live in California so my next opportunity to try the automatic function might be next winter IF it rains. Please be aware of the Extension Cord warning. Manufacturer does not recommend that an extension cord be utilized with the utility pump; they suggest plugging it directly into an outlet. If an extension cord must be used please utilize a heavy gauge wire with a short run. Also be advised it will void the warranty

Date de publication: 2018-03-06

Rated 5 de 5 de JEREMY par Got this pump initially as a backup to one already in the sump pit in our home but have since swi... [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Got this pump initially as a backup to one already in the sump pit in our home but have since switched this out to our primary. Our existing pump has an external float to toggle the pump on and off. This float has gotten hung up and prevented the pump from turning on resulting in basement flooding. This pump fixes that problem by making the float integral to the housing. Peace of mind is well worth the cost.

Date de publication: 2018-03-06

Rated 4 de 5 de JAY par I am using this pump primarily to empty water from my swimming pool during periods of heavy rain ... [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am using this pump primarily to empty water from my swimming pool during periods of heavy rain here in Florida. I wanted a pump that would automatically shut down when the water level came down to approximately the first step of my pool entry. This way, I wouldn’t have to sit around to monitor the water level. This pump accomplishes that goal. However, I found that the pump did not activate until it was mostly (or fully) submerged. There is a small sliding switch on the pump housing (see picture) that I guess is supposed to establish the water level at which the pump will turn on, and although it is more of an approximate setting it still served my purpose. When moved to a fully “up” position, the pump goes into manual mode (meaning it is always on). The pump came with several fittings and adapters (see picture) for coupling sump discharge hoses to the output port, (including a useful backflow-preventer) but it did not come with a garden hose adapter. For most homeowners who have only a garden hose handy, such an adapter would have made the pump much more useful right out of the box. If you’re looking to use a garden hose with this pump, you’ll need to purchase a separate adapter when you buy the pump. The pump housing appears to be fabricated of heavy duty hard plastic and well suited to complete water immersion. The mechanical float is completely hidden behind the pump housing (although you can hear the float move when you shake the pump) so that it will operate unimpeded by floating or other objects that might contact the pump. Water flow at zero height was very strong (see picture). I would think that this product will most often be operating near pools of water, and/or that it will be exposed to wet weather. I think the 10 ft grounded electric cord that is supplied with the pump will be too short for many applications. A 15’ (or longer) cord would be more useful and eliminate the need for an extension cord. Also, the smooth rounded shape of the pump handle would benefit from a redesign to incorporate two posts around which the cord could be wrapped when stored. As it is, there is no cord-storage built into the pump design. The user manual at three pages, is generic and therefore not very useful, but the 2-year product warranty is better than average, and seems to be free of “gotcha” exclusions that would diminish its value. But for the missing garden hose adapter, this would be the perfect pump to use right out of the box, to meet an emergency water problem. Still, for recurring sump applications it should work well provided you already have a compatible sump discharge hose. I would recommend this pump to a friend with the caveat that a garden hose adapter might be added to the purchase to extend the pump’s usefulness to other applications.

Date de publication: 2018-02-27

Rated 4 de 5 de BobO par I like that it comes with three different adapters and a back-flow stop valve. I don't like the l... [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like that it comes with three different adapters and a back-flow stop valve. I don't like the little tiny auto/manual switch, it's so small I can barely move it. Seriously, why is this thing so extremely small with a little bulb end? Can't it just be a normal switch? Auto pump: At first I thought the auto feature didn't work but it only kicks on if the pump is submerged more than 9" underwater. Would be much better to switch on at 2-3". The cord is nice and long at 10 feet!! The pump will move solids 1/8" in size and will get the water level down to about 1/4-1/2". My first test in the sink went great with about three gallons of water being sucked out into a pool hose in seconds. Pump works very well.

Date de publication: 2018-02-26