What is the lift for this pump?
1862120
My flow is good a 3 ft. I haven't checked higher. Presently it isn't in connected.
1862121
Mark, I can not answer that question absolutely. I do know that there seems to be little problem with a 6 foot lift -- which is my specific application.
1862122
I use it for my special application and now in test.Till today I am satisfied.
685540
Should work on either depending on your style of mounting. Mine was vertical. Bolts up through the motor holes. My original pump was not as thick. I needed longer bolts
1986621
The pump, according to the manufacturer has a dry lift of approximately 12". If it is a wet lift, the pump will immediately start pumping and pump up to (I believe) 6-8 feet directly upward. The total length of the run would depend on the slope to the ultimate outlet, the number of turns (90s, 45s, etc.). If I knew more of what you are trying to do, I could provide a better answer.
1689071
That is the hight that the pump can pump, but I'm not sure if it actually will because I didn't need mine to pump that high. Hope this was helpful.
1925698
depends on the lift (how high you are pumping) I am getting about 2500 GPH , but it has a lot more suction for the pool vacum than the little Intex pump and filter I was using. Now have a sand filter and it has plenty of pressure to get the water thru it and room to pump up to the solar on the roof.
1708437
A little more than 4 psi. It is rated to lift water 9.8 feet which equates to 4.24 psi. You won't be able to use this particular pump for a shower.
1632001
I am not sure. If I am correct in assuming the numbers 15 and 20 represent the vertical feet these two pumps can lift the liquid, and you need more than 15 feet to lift your fluid, then the 15 model is not adequate for your needs.
854674
I think this video should help, it is not this pump but the concepts are the same:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6W0oU93bQSk
1581216
If you mean "Can this pump lift water 50 ft?" then the answer is No. The theoretical maximum is 33 ft, and that would require a vacuum pump. The pump inlet needs to be no more than 3 ft above the water level or the pump will suck nothing. If the pump inlet is close to the water, this pump will pump the water up 120 ft.
241016
This Wel-Bilt Shallow Well Pump has a maximum suction lift of 26 feet, It is recommended to have your pump as close to the water source as possible.
1734610
On my system, there is a little "switch" on the side of the pump which can be adjusted to a lower flow...hope that helps
649120
Try to track down how did the original well install and ask them. That's the best route.O call a local well contractor or folks who service them in your area, some of the plumbing companies, they should be able to help possibly..No use getting into the math of pump lift, total dynamic head, suction lift, DP/friction loss, etc., easier to ask one of the above mentionedcontractors.Regards, Bill M.
2196433
No, the lift to your waterfall will slow this pump down. It will not be too large for your pond or waterfall.
100587
This is a booster pump, by definition should have little or no suction but boost the pressure from 1 psi to 20-40psi.I use it to boost a gravity feed from a storage tank feed by a RO to run a ice-machine that requires 20 psi to activate.If using a foot valve and primed it may pull from 6 feet but doubt if it could self prime 6 feet.
433798
I think it only had about 10' tubing total 1/2" size. Pump would be too weak to lift very high. Vinyl tubing is measured by inside diam. it is 1/2"
1639244
The technical specs for this item, I am not aware of. However, If your go to their website, LiftSupportsDepot.com you will find a contact us portion. You can call their toll free number and speak to one of the reps who actually know their stuff and ask the question. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
433797
I think it only had about 10' tubing total 1/2" size. Pump would be too weak to lift very high.Vinyl tubing is measured by inside diam. it is 1/2"