Reseñas de clientes para Bomba sumergible para pozo profundo VEVOR, 1 HP, 115 V/60 Hz, caudal de 37 gpm, altura de elevación de 207 pies, con cable eléctrico de 33 pies, bomba de agua de acero inoxidable de 4 pulgadas para uso industrial, riego y doméstico, grado de impermeabilidad IP68

I had to change out well pumpthis one worked perfectly. The only fault I had with it was the cord was about 10ft short I had to cut off plug and lengthen it but other than that works great

Excellent! So happy. Get my water trucked in, and I pump from a huge cistern in basement. Wasn't sure it would work for my purposes. Hooked it up easily to a pressure switch, and it worked perfectly. Much better than my previous jet pump.

It works fine! ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************

Excellent value, works as advertised

A+ great so far

We had been looking for a good pressure pump to mount on a dock. This product was exactly what was needed. 30’ cord supplied works perfectly. This pump is designed for 27’ of head pressure, so if your well is deeper than that you will need to step up to another model. Great value and quick shipping, as always with Vevor.

This review is for the 1HP, 750W, 115V VEVOR deep well submersible pump. I use the pump vertically in a 30 foot, hand dug well so relatively shallow. The line was kept at 1 ¼” with Vinylite G911 tubing and stainless fittings. After about running the pump for maybe 20 hours over this past summer, I am very happy with the performance and output. Since I am in an off-grid situation, I rely on a solar-battery system with a back-up generator. During start-up, my 2,000 watt invertor (4,000 W peak) wasn’t able to run the start-up phase but another 3500W inverter worked well. Off grid users should be aware of this limitation when deciding on a pump motor size for their system. My Honda 2200W inverter/generator was also able to run the pump but I doubt it would power a 1.5 HP unit, again, because of the start-up requirement. The attached photos show the install, examples of output with a 2” fire nozzle and large sprinkler, and pressure measurements with both full open and full closed line, the latter measured at about 75psi. The full-flow, open output pressure of about 25 PSI may limit the operation of some sprinkler devices but with my large nozzle, I could send a water stream about 60 feet – very useful for fire control. I estimate that the pump could produce about 5,000 litres per hour at full flow from a water depth of 25 feet. Another important feature that the user will have to consider is that the pump has no automatic pressure cut-off switch. If the user is only using it in just an on-off scenario this doesn’t matter but the pump is not designed to operate without flow due to overheating issues. Next summer, I’ll experiment with a pressure cut-off switch or pressure tank. I would recommend this pump for quality, performance and especially value.

Great article

Works for what i needed it for, great price and delivered quick.

Vraiment de bonne qualité