Kundeanmeldelser for VEVOR dypbrønnspumpe, 1100 W inngangseffekt, 230 V, 65 l/min strømning 85 m (279 fot) trykkhøyde, med 20 m (65,62 fot) ledning ekstern kontrollboks, vannpumpe i rustfritt stål, for industriell vanning og hjemmebruk, IP68

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.

Working well, great pressure, no problems, very impressed for the price

This pump works better than my old one. Im very pleased.

Tehokas/hyvä paine

Todo bien

Bin begeistert diese Pumpe hatte ich vorher 8 Jahre deswegen wollte ich das selbe Modell haben

Très bon produit, puissante avec un bon débit.

Die pumpe ist vollständig und funktioniert einwandfrei

Juste whaouhhh. Machine plus que performante

This review is for the EVOR Deep Well Submersible Pump, 0.5HP, purchased to keep as a spare - backup. Excellent value for the price. I have purchased and used both the 110V 1HP and 0.5 HP units for an OFF-GRID shallow well (30 foot) application and both have performed properly. In an ideal world, one would prefer to run deep-well pumps from 220V systems but not everyone has that available. One issue I have is the inherent start-up power required for all pumps. My 2,000W, pure sine inverter won’t start the 1 HP unit which works fine from a 3500W inverter. A 2200W (nominal 1800W) generator will run both but again, pushes the start-up power required. Creative individuals may consider adding an adequate “soft-start” controller if your system is tripping breakers on start-up. Considering the smaller, 0.5HP unit produces perhaps two-thirds the output of the larger unit, I would recommend it for those who have a limited power available because of limitations in solar output, battery banks, wiring or smaller inverters. Of course using larger gauge wire (preferably 12 AWG) in your extension cords and minimizing cord distance will help too. Unfortunately, I require a 100 foot extension to my well but with the 12 gauge wire, it is still able to start and run the 1 HP pump from my 3500W inverter. As with all wells, insure it has been developed properly to minimize sand and sediment being drawn into the impellers and it has sufficient water to continuously cover the pump inlet under the flow rate you will be extracting.