Will the pump work if the water is 35 degrees?
2019442
I think it will work just fine. For the longevity of the pump, as the water starts to ice up I would put it away until it melts.Great pump and well made!
2019443
Water is still liquid at 35º, so it will work just fine. My pump has not been out in freezing temps so far this year, but the literature says it has a thermal protection device to protect it. I will have to wait and see, but so far it works great.
2019444
Water is still liquid at 35, so it will work just fine. My pump has not been out in freezing temps so far this year, but the literature says it has a thermal protection device to protect it. I will have to wait and see, but so far it works great.
2019445
We have not had this pump through the winter yet, but live in Indiana and have had no trouble thus far. It is much better than the previous pump we had used the past three years. Very fast and better quality, with convenient handle on top. We typically take our pool pumps inside during the coldest months of winter, when the temps are staying below freezing day and night.
2019446
Since water freezes at 32, I can't see that being an issue. Now if you meant Celsius, that's 93F, so once again, I don't see why it wouldn't work.
880122
ABSOLUTELY. I live in Colorado and right now my incoming water is below that (sometimes in the 30's) and it works fine. Now, It will have a difficult time running 2 things like a shower and a sink at that temp but with 1.75gpm you will be set. I've had mine for about a year and love it. This is the 4th tankless water heater I've had and couldn't be happier, it works flawlessly.
1783380
Per Mfg. instructions this pump is not recommended for temp. over 120 degrees F
429152
I am using mine in Southern California and love it, but do not know if it would work well in colder climes. It is an outdoor unit, so I doubt it, but don't know. I believe it would work with a recirculating pump, and may put one on mine. Troy.
1563508
Probably, as I am just an average home owner. The biggest issue I see is trying to get it installed. I was replacing a broken unit, and the mounting screws aligned easily. I don't think the temperature of the water would effect the operation of the unit.
1938685
I believe as long as the water reaches the float to activate the pump it should do the trick but u would need the same fittings as the pump states so not sure
1376877
The pump isn't that fast as you would just using a wetting can. And as long as the distance is below the maximum head there should be no problem.
39644
E, I am in Massachusetts where freezing is plentiful in the winter. I have float type pumps on our gas furnace and air conditioner. I bought and installed this pump on my portable dehumidifier in the basement, to save me from hauling the water-filled container up stairs and outside every day in our humid summers+. This pump's action is triggered by the float in the reservoir. I ran the (included) tubing up overhead and down to the liquid drain pipe for the washing machine. Been working like a charm, saving my 75 year old legs and back... Go for it. Jim B, Cape Cod
781719
If your water pressure is too low, this, or any other impulse sprinkler will not reverse direction when it hits the preset stop. If you just water 360 degree circle it should work ok as long as you have 30 lbs pressure.
468804
I imagine the unit would work as long as the water was flowing and not frozen itself. Otherwise I do not know.
399570
This unit is rated for 41 degrees. My basement was 57 degrees and it did not produce water. (nor did the replacement)
1098328
I use this pump on my 25 ft diameter. It about the size gallon size. So it should work for you
2139622
I don't see why water temp of 105 degrees would be any problem. The housing material appears to be capable to handle that water temp just fine. The pump works fine and is self priming. Very compact compared to others. Has very good pressure. Good price for a good pump.
1747816
I would say this pump should do it , I use it to pump 20 feet from under ground , so if the hill ain't straight up it should move some water
1132406
Not sure. It says the max is 150 PSI. If your 35" requires 150 PSI or less, I don't see why it won't work. The only issue is it might take a longer to get the pressure you need. It's a powerful pump. I have it for roadside emergency. Only used once to top up pressure.
792697
E, I am in Massachusetts where freezing is plentiful in the winter. I have float type pumps on our gas furnace and air conditioner. I bought and installed this pump on my portable dehumidifier in the basement, to save me from hauling the water-filled container up stairs and outside every day in our humid summers+. This pump's action is triggered by the float in the reservoir. I ran the (included) tubing up overhead and down to the liquid drain pipe for the washing machine. Been working like a charm, saving my 75 year old legs and back... Go for it.Jim B, Cape Cod
838310
Of course it will, if you get the pump within about 20 feet of the water level, and can have your discharge point no more than 50 feet higher than that.