Submersible Water Pump with Cord

Fonctionne bien mais manque un peu de puissance,

A piece of garbage. It lasted 2 months and died. It was a pump that couldn't pump water. In addition customer support was virtually non existent. Smoke and mirrors First and last time I buy from them.

It was great while it lasted but it just died. It's been working perfectly. Woke up one morning and watched my birds are happily enjoying their fountain. That afternoon it was dead. No strange sounds or noises as a warning that something might be going wrong . . . just working one minute and dead the next. I obviously tried the obvious: unplugged then plugged it back again, checked the outlet itself, ran an extension cord from another outlet and plugged it into that. Nothing brought it to life. It was just dead. Bought it in Jan 2025 and it's now June 2025. I realize this isn't a huge investment, but 6 months working lifespan is still unacceptable. I will replace it but will look at another brand.

Fantastic for performing aquarium water changes. I purchased the 290 GPH version (LGPUMP290G) and it's powerful enough to push water from a bucket in the sink through 50 feet of irrigation tubing (about $8 at Home Depot) laid across the floor, then up a 4' 8" lift into my tank. Flow rate at that distance was fast enough that I actually turned it down a little bit to minimize splashes in the tank. Even then, it still pumped the water out of the bucket faster than my faucet could fill it. Very happy with the price and performance. Only time will tell how long it lasts, but the build quality seems solid. Accidentally pulled out two of the four suction cups and haven't been able to get them shoved back into their holes yet, but that's a very minor issue (couldn't believe how well they stuck to the bottom of the bucket just from the weight of the pump alone).

Using this for a small outdoor disappearing fountain. Works great. It has only one speed (it is on or off). I use a pvc valve (from Lowe’s) to control the water flow to the fountain, so the water height can be adjusted with the valve. The pump is simply sitting on the bottom of an underground water box, filled with water, with the fountain sitting on a bed of rocks on top of the water box. Our fountain is about 36” high, and the pump sits about 12” below the fountain, so total water column height is 4’. I am using 1/2” diameter tubing. The pump has more capacity than I am using - it will go higher than our fountain, but I can’t say by how much.