What height can it pump to?
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Hi Rolf...not too sure of your question, but when i had it we used it for our septic tank (in the caribbean)...it was okay...the sceptic was about 5-6 feet deep. Honestly it was a bit sometimish (as in sometimes that ball thing wouldn't activate the pump). we got a new one recently for another part of home....We live near a lagoon and its filled land so when the tide is high sometimes the water backs up...the one we got is the Red Lion Rl-SC50V 1/2 HP Cast Iron Sump Pump with Vertical Switch. its available on amazon...highly recommended. it has a much better activator switch (im sorry im not into the correct technical jargon)...hope this helps...but the pump you're asking about was still pretty good
316951
I pump out my pool which is 7 ft deep and run the water 50 ft to water trees etc.
316952
Hi Rolf...not too sure of your question, but when i had it we used it for our septic tank (in the caribbean)...it was okay...the sceptic was about 5-6 feet deep. Honestly it was a bit sometimish (as in sometimes that ball thing wouldn't activate the pump). we got a new one recently for another part of home....We live near a lagoon and its filled land so when the tide is high sometimes the water backs up...the one we got is the Red Lion Rl-SC50V 1/2 HP Cast Iron Sump Pump with Vertical Switch. its available on amazon...highly recommended. it has a much better activator switch (im sorry im not into the correct technical jargon)...hope this helps...but the pump you're asking about was still pretty good Hi Rolf...not too sure of your question, but when i had it we used it for our septic tank (in the caribbean)...it was okay...the sceptic was about 5-6 feet deep. Honestly it was a bit sometimish (as in sometimes that ball thing wouldn't activate the pump). we got a new one recently for another part of home....We live near a lagoon and its filled land so when the tide is high sometimes the water backs up...the one we got is the Red Lion Rl-SC50V 1/2 HP Cast Iron Sump Pump with Vertical Switch. its available on amazon...highly recommended. it has a much better activator switch (im sorry im... » Read More Hi Rolf...not too sure of your question, but when i had it we used it for our septic tank (in the caribbean)...it was okay...the sceptic was about 5-6 feet deep. Honestly it was a bit sometimish (as in sometimes that ball thing wouldn't activate the pump). we got a new one recently for another part of home....We live near a lagoon and its filled land so when the tide is high sometimes the water backs up...the one we got is the Red Lion Rl-SC50V 1/2 HP Cast Iron Sump Pump with Vertical Switch. its available on amazon...highly recommended. it has a much better activator switch (im sorry im not into the correct technical jargon)...hope this helps...but the pump you're asking about was still pretty good « Show Less
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I'm not sure of the exact size. It is very small. My 2 yr old when bounced reached the top. She is not tall. Plus it did not come with the pump
535465
Not sure what it is rated at, but mine pumps straight up approx. 8 feet...runs like a champ still
975346
It seems to pump fine, for the length of hose that comes on it. You would not be able to be much higher than the supply tank. But there's only enough hose to reach about 2 ft. I set it on the deck of my mower and it just reaches the tank and fills fine. My batteries go dead between uses if I leave them in it for even a week. I assume there's a resistor across the switch to keep it from arching when turning on or off.
1070331
Yes, that is how mine is set up (pump is on the second floor though). As long as the water can circulate in a loop, you should not have any problem. I believe that "head", in this case, is referring more to resistance than actual height. This pump is just made to move water, not pressurize it, so it should work at any height as long as the water is "falling" back down to where it is drawn from without much resistance. At least that's how I understand it.
1232222
You can adjust the switch to any height but it will not affect how long the pump stays on.
433797
I think it only had about 10' tubing total 1/2" size. Pump would be too weak to lift very high.Vinyl tubing is measured by inside diam. it is 1/2"
186535
It depends on what you have pushing the pump. We use it occasionally on our polaris pump outlet. With the pump auxiliary pump off, it gets about 3 feet high; with it on, it shoots up about 15-20 feet high (too high).
1922991
It goes pretty high but it feels unstable when it's at it's highest. It also tries to pump lower on its own when you have it up.
117892
10-15 feet. Be sure to clean/flush pump out after every use with water/vinegar or it will very well stop working.
1712728
At 8 feet the 91330 & 91335 model will pump about 30 GPM. You can find the "PERFORMANCES" chart in your owners manual on page %. If you don't have your manual, you can download it at http://www.superiorpump.com/Manuals/utility.manuals.html.
1877022
We bought this pump for our utility sink in the basement. It works well for us, pumping up the pipe 8' in height. You may want to check the manufacturer's specs if further information is needed. Sorry I could not provide further information.
893492
It sits about 2 inches into the neck of bottle and the height of the pump measures 8 inches from base to the top
115717
I'm 5'10" and 145lbs and 10psi works well for me. It takes me about 5min to fully inflate. The last few pumps are pretty tough for me but I can totally make it work.
285119
From what I can tell there is no pump, so the unit works with a valve/head pressure. So you may not get optimal results with the reservoir at the same height
1687815
In my review I added this info about the pump:On the box it shows these numbers for performance (actually on a bar graph)at 0 vertical lift you get 2400gphat 5 foot lift 2000gphat 10 foot lift 1400gphat 15 foot lift 900gphIt doesn't show higher than 15 foot, so I doubt it's recommended for higher.
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Probably depends how deep your bowl is. I haven't measured the pump, but I'd say it's about 2" tall