Will this pump work in a 15" diameter and 12" deep basin?
858013
Yes. We have one in a 5-gallon bucket with about 11" base diameter. The water level operates between 3" and 9". In other words, it is going to empty at about 9" of water. It is going to run more frequently than if it was in a sump basin.
2085451
My pump is TP200LVU, I would say as long as your out put line or hook up is 1/4 inch it should work fine.
1098328
I use this pump on my 25 ft diameter. It about the size gallon size. So it should work for you
943057
Yes it will work. With a three inch well you can only install a single pump though. The Handy Well Pump takes up 2" of space in the casing.
265582
I would say yes, but be aware of the operating amps of the pump. Other than that it should work.
571335
I have the 1500 on my 75. If your only getting one pump go bigger, but two would work. I'll be adding a second 1500 to replace my cheaper powerhead soon,
1753273
yes it will. a 15 k will draw about 16 amps.this unit puts out about 30 amps
2142282
If you use 2 6" standard bar type air stones, and run 2 of the ports to each air stone, it will work fine. I have this setup in a DWC cloning chamber. I would run all 4 ports to 1 4" round airstone. For multiple 5 gallon buckets, I would recommend going to the larger diaphragm style pump. They are just as quiet (our is actually quieter), and produce WAY more air.
2084498
Yes, that will work. Be mindful that you don't try to run it through 3/4 for more than a few feet though. It's a great little pump!
1637827
I assume it will if the current pump has 3 mounting bolts. You may have to shim the pump out with washers though.
2162671
If your pool is 15 feet by 36 feet it will not be able to clean your pool enough. If your pool is 15 feet round and 3 feet tall, this pump would work ok, but you could use a smaller pump and cost you a lot less.
1289563
Should have no problem with a bigger flange. My pump uses a bigger flange and it works great
1161255
Hello Depending on the size of the cabinet it may fit. The basin is 12.5" tall and 14.5" wide. The connections are 1.5" threaded so piping would need to convert to male threads to thread into the basin.
747167
I think everything would depend on the current condition of your plumbing and how your unit has been cared for during the past 20 years. Most plumbing in RVs will have been tested at 100 PSI, and if your unit has been properly cared for during its lifetime, I wouldn't think there would be a problem. There is only a difference of 15 PSI between your old pump and the new one.
563794
It will work, however if you use you pool allot or it gets dirty easily I would go with a bigger pump.
136569
The pump have two stages low preshure and high preshure up to 15 psi,not surr if it can rich 15 psi??? For my zodiac I go for 3.4psi do not have board!!
387251
It should. We have two of these pumps, one running about eight feet with an immediate rise about four feet. The second pump is pushing water though a 1.5" hose going 30-40ft with a 6 ft rise and their is no lose of power -- seems to operate with the same pressure as the shorter run -- based on our experience, I think you should be fine.