what is operating voltage and how can the pump lift
1967036
110vac. Just plug it in.I would guess that the 'lift' info would be found in the pump specs.
1967037
standard 110 volts. Not sure what you mean "how can the pump lift". If you asking how good it works , its works just fine.
1588210
Check the amp rating in the pump. These relays are rated at 15amps so if your pump is pulling less then 15amps you will be ok. If not, you will have to wire in a higher capacity relay so that the remote relay activated the higher relay which will activate the pump. And 100' is no problem for the remote relay I hope this helps
1131090
have you measured the output voltage with a voltmeter? I have the 9v pump, and the 9v AC wall pack I measured outputs 12v (actually closer to 13vdc). If you actually try to run the pump on 9v it doesn't work as well. I am not sure what the acceptable voltage ranges are but you can run the pump safely on 12v. I actually have a power bank with 12v output that it runs for days on (http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VF6B8X6 its expensive, but you can get similar units on sale for pretty cheap and its a lot smaller and more useful than this silly pack).
517850
The pump has an automatic water level switch, not sure about height of discharge
150977
here are the specs as listed on the pump:Volts: 12VDCAmps: 5.2A (fuse 10A)Flow: 2.9GPM (11.0LPM) MaxPres: 50PSI (3.4BAR) MaxNote: Low Pressure By-pass
2164382
It operates on standard North American 115v, 60 Hz power. The pump works fine. The flow is controlled by a small adjustable black plastic vane. Don't accidentally discard it when you open the package.
2180786
This pump takes 12 volts, so we got a battery holder that held 8 AA cells. I have no idea what would happen if you tried running it on a lower voltage.
542654
here are the specs as listed on the pump: Volts: 12VDC Amps: 5.2A (fuse 10A) Flow: 2.9GPM (11.0LPM) Max Pres: 50PSI (3.4BAR) Max Note: Low Pressure By-pass
163889
The pump is pretty powerful but i don't know for sure. I used mine in a wading pool with a turtle in it and it worked fine. That was about a foot of lift and it lifted it with no problem.
1965633
The pump will run on either 110V or 220V, depending on the way you wire it. The manual shows precisely how to connect the electrical wiring to the pump, for either voltage service you desire.
1235959
Its ideal for direct switching of pumps up to 1 HP /250V. It is submersible. I installed one and its working perfectly well.
1874577
This is the onlypump that Drive sells seperately to ogo with the matress. http://www.amazon.com/Drive-Medical-Electric-Pump-Mattress/dp/B002VWJZFQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1393884589&sr=1-1&keywords=drive+14427 you will need a voltage adapter. Thank you.
1588713
120 volt is what the pump is rated. This pump does not use a lot of electricity. When purchasing a pump check the watts used, the higher the watts the more it cost to run.
1881919
8.4 amps at 12 volts http://www.xylemflowcontrol.com/marine-and-rv/bilge/rule-electric-submersible-pumps/rule-2000.htm
2080717
Imprinted on top of unit is 12 volt, 3 Amp with 6 amp fuse. Three wires, one negative plus two positive. One positive to run using the included/enclosed automatic float and one positive to run the pump manual from a switch. Your choice, either or both.
2277879
It says 1.4 amps @ 115 volts on the pump I have. I believe that is 161 Watts or .161 kW
1449741
Although the numbers appear to match up I would be concerned that the booster pump required a lot more to start up and that the transformer is not designed to have that reserve capacity. The output is 12v DC not sure if your pump is AC or DC.... I think there are more alternatives otu there but theyre cheap enough to try or find a 90 watt one etc. so theres some reserve capacity.... hope that helps...