Does it have a continuous pump operation option if located near a suitable drain?
453548
This unit does NOT have any means to drain itself and must be emptied manually.
453549
it works continuous, when it fills up it turns off, then you remove the tank in back and empty it sink or toilet. put the tank back and it comes back on. it will not splash when removing tank, you have to pull stopper out and drain out the water. i have empty mine every 2 or 3 days. it runs all the time. i have 2 of them and love 'em!!!!
453550
No. The unit has a removable tank that you must empty. Minor inconvenience.
453551
As is, no! There were no provisions for tubing or anything else that might be needed for a continuous drain.
1751090
No I think you would need a separate system for a bottom drain with a seperaye pump
686735
There is a pump (not included) that works in conjunction with this faucet. The electrical switch that turns the pump on/off is located on the faucet.
1266204
No, just low enough to attach the pump so that water doesn't run all over the place. Maybe 3 or 4 gallons, to be safe.
1556584
The models ending in "P" do have a pump. There is a special fitting that comes with the unit to enable the pump, which connects to a small hose. Because of where mine is located, I ran the pump hose into my central a/c condensate pump. There is also a manual drain. Much easier than emptying the bucket, which is an odd shape and difficult to handle when full.
2079623
Yes this pump is "on demand". I have my pump connected to a washtub and toilet. When you turn on the faucet or flush the toilet the pump turns on to provide water and shuts off automatically when the faucet is turned off or toilet fills
805339
The pump has a float switch on it- mine is inside a housing (I use it as a laundry/wastewater pump) but I'm pretty sure it triggers with the water an inch or so above the bottom of the pump housing. Little Giant is based in Oklahoma and has excellent customer service- if you call or email them, they will give you a direct answer.
1556589
Not that I know of. Mine's connects to a hose that drains the water away by gravity.
2263327
I don't know about continuous use. We had it in for an hour at a time to pump rain water from empty pool And it worked great.
436920
Yes, the product has a drain however, drain hole is small and drainage is slow. I have the unit next to a sink, therefore - I manually empty the water out by just tipping it over to empty the water. The unit is heavy - so the process is rather clumsy. I would not be deterred from purchasing the product due to that issue.
2044101
No. There are different connection points for the pump and direct drain. The drain hose has to be attached to the direct drain connection point if you want to drain directly into a floor drain. The direct drain is a gravity drain.
2194536
no but is much easier. for condensate drain ,worst case situation you would have to install a condensate drain pump that can be install along the line to pump the condensate water out
656380
Yes,Mine did. I tested for this,and was able to continue to siphon water through the pump,when it was off.
1416861
There are pumps out there that will do what you want. I have a portable one that sits flush on the floor and has a metal holed screen on the bottom to keep debris out. I actually had to use it when my built in sump pump stopped working. It pretty much sucked up all the water in the basement into just wet looking spots. You just attach any size garden hose to it and pump it out to where you want it to go. I pumped it into a basement sink. The one I have has no on off switch and it turns itself off when there's no longer water to suck up.
1538801
Yes. there is an area that sticks out(nipple) that you can attach a hose to. However, make sure that the hose is in a position to drain down not to the side or up. Good Luck. Betty
971330
I'm not sure I understand your question. This pump is designed to connect directly to the drain fitting of a utility sink. Which is how I am using it.
16873
This particular sink has the off set drain. There's not any problems with drainage that I can see. Works just like a normal center drain.