I'm looking for a portable pump to pump water from my water collection tanks. Does this pump have an off / on switch?
1679899
No its does not have on and off switch....This pump is regulated on and off by line pressure.
1679900
Hi, to answer your question no. Not a user shut off switch. However it does have an automatic pressure shut off switch. But I think you're dilemma is easily overcome, by simply installing a switch in your power line.
1679901
No switch. That is what I use it for. It goes on when the drip system or a faucet turns on and off when they are off. It senses the water flow.
1679902
No. This pump does not come with an on/off switch - but you can hook one up yourself. It has a positive and negative wire coming from the pump.
1279673
There is no switch on the pump. You would either need a switch to the outlet it's plugged in on or to unplug it when you don't want it running.
1270235
The tank does not come with a pressure switch. The water pump should have a pressure switch on it to control the cut in and cut out of the pump. The Water Worker tank works fine for my application.
1880278
I have mine on a switch, it is not an automatic on/off water activated pump.
1880279
you need a float switch for auto operation, they are sold separately.this pump will run continuously when connected, water or no water.
1587848
Yes it does. This switch is great. My well runs dry all the time and with this switch the pump is cut off automatically instead of continuing to run while dry
610014
No there is no manual on off switch,the unit has a cord and plug. I ran it o a switched outlet. Its a centrifugal pump so if water drops below the foot valve the pump will continue to spins which doesn't damage a centrifugal for short bursts. I suggest a pressure switch be added so if pressure drop the unit will shut of if that is a potential problem. Mine is on a very low pressure system so I dont need a foot valve. Mine is used as a booster for pressure if the main pumps fail to keep up flow.
2260313
Yes this pump has a pressure switch and will begin pumping when faucet is turned on and then stops when turned off.
803342
There is no on/off switch, but it is simple enough to unplug. It's about 12-1/2 inches in diameter. There's a splash pan available for this fountain, too, that is about 19 or so inches in diameter. Depending on how messy your pet is, it's a good investment. (My Persians soak water up in their facial hair - those lovely Persian ruffs - and tend to make a mess trying to avoid getting water on themselves. Ha!)
1124086
Yes, it has a pressure switch that you can adjust to turn the pump on at a low pressure and then shut off once it reaches the desired pressure. I set mine to turn on at 30 psi and off at 50 psi. It worked quite well.
1661691
Yes, float switch has to reach the top to turn on. The system works best if lowered into a hole in the floot. I dug a hole big enough to lower a 5 gal bucket ( with holes drilled into it). Pump fits perfectly into it. Dont forget a check valve. Luck!
1135618
Yes, the switch plugs into the outlet then the pump plugs into the switch. Easy. You clamp the float assy to your discharge pipe.
1065958
it has a hi/lo/off switch,, the impeller is inside the pump and it has a short cord
1543156
Roger,There is no switch on this pump (on/off) you just plug in when you want it to run an then unplug when you are done. If you have a 14x42 or bigger pool, you would need to run the pump for 3-4 hours a day (preferrablly 2 hours in morning and then 2 hours at night) in order to keep it krystal Clear (Hope this Helps)
194367
yes it has a float switch built in so when the level of water gets to a set level it turns on the pump to remove the water.
787345
I a believe it does Yvonne. I put it in as a designated line which I can keep running or throw a switch on the post. Sorry..I'm not technical, but I believe there is a on/off switch on the pump...but would not advise using it that way.
570616
no it does not have an on/off switch so you can switch back and forth between ro and tap water you must turn the water off disconnect the unit to switch back and forth I will usually let mine run at night when I don't need to tap water I disconnected during the day so I can go about my business