Can you use a tube for the inlet too, or is it submerge only?
825518
I believe its submerge only. There are different resistances in air and water, therefore requiring different design in a motor. This says submersible, so i would take it literally.
455893
Yes,Mine is plumbed as pictired. I have the inlet from the right,diverted to the bottom port (90 degrees).You can remove the valve assembly (8 phillips head screws) and position it so the inlet can be on the bottom or the sides.
557677
I don't know about submerging it. To place it in fluid is ok because that is how you check the calibrations in hot and cold. I hope this helps. Jim
2118184
I would say no. It is not sealed for submerging. More intended for surface pumping. It works great!
773367
Yes, you can do one side without the suction being effected. The tubing is separate for each side.
1831446
Only if you want the water to come out of the tubing continuously. Other than that you can just fill it with water and be done.
47767
I find the question hard to understand.The intake is through the slotted sides. That way the water passes through the filter, through the pump and out.
226114
That inlet adapter shown at the top is detachable. Once you remove that piece, you can screw in a garden hose. And, that thing on the top is not an inlet, that's where the water is pumped out.
969469
Inlet and outler are 2 inch. Here's a link: http://www.hayward-pool.com/pdf/literature/LITSUPIIMX11.pdf
2196599
Sorry, I purchased multiple pumps submersible and otherwise. I'm not sure which one this is or if I have tried it yet. Some submersibles are required, and some are "possible" but not required.
1745497
yes you can , but this pump is too big for that kind of job . i think you are better off with an electric submerge one.
1055420
The pump is a submersible pump. It's intake is so large that I don't think you could use it out of water if you tried.
1264496
Hi,Yes use the tube and liner, they say tubeless but there versatile, I used new liners and tubes and these tires are awesome in wet as well. Hope I was able to help you with this question.
1657252
it is just a tank with a air valve to fill with air. and a 3/4 or 1inch inlet for water. You would have to put your own pressure gauge. you can put it in line with the water inlet pipe!
1871294
Yes you can, I've used water and the heater,runit for 2 cycles and they come out great.
1097678
Yes. You can submerge everything in water EXCEPT the actual electric timer/temperature housing. I really like the spigot for draining the oil but don't forget to close it after draining otherwise the next time you use it, the oil will go in the top and spill out the bottom.
942608
Yes. the inlet is on the lower left side, the outlet on the lower right side. Be careful to find the small hose size adapter that come with the pump in case you need it. On my boat, the inlet and outlet hoses were different sizes (forgot the exact sizes).