How high can it lift water? I need to clean the bottom of a 6 foot high tank.
1770097
should have no problem. You might need to lift the vac up up onto something to get the hose down into the bottom of tank but it is powerful vac. Also has a bottom drain which might be useful. Hope this helps.
1770098
I am not quite sure what you are asking. The hose can reach to the bottom (you can elevate the tank if needed) and it will pull the water up. There are extensions to make the hose go farther. You may need to empty it many times depending on how large the tank is. I use it to empty a hot-tub.
830416
Technically, that's 3 feet above its rated maximum head (which is 21 feet). That doesn't mean it won't work for that application. It would just be less efficient than a larger pump with higher head rating. It also depends on how often the pump will run. Forcing the pump to push a higher column of water than its rated would probably make it wear out sooner.
1602689
The manual says the ECO-264 can pump to a maximum lift of 6.5 feet. Note that if the pump is submerged, lift is measured from the surface of the water, not from the depth of the pump. So if the pump is submerged in water to a depth of 5 feet, it can pump to 6.5 feet above the surface, for a total distance, from pump to end of hose, of 11.5 feet.
720269
It needs to be covered with water or it wont work right So 6 inches I think wd be too close I have a turtle tank I got it for with not alot of water and it really doesnt work that great even if I cover it with water
1470728
I have it set up to pump about 5 feet to the sewage main but it is very powerful and I think it can definitely pump much higher than that...maybe 10.
226898
Mine does not rise that high, it just kinda gurgles at the surface. So there is no fountain of water.
1952655
no not really. You cannot water anything higher than the pump level and the max height above the water barrel is 3 meters. The pump is extremely small, more of a toy pump if you ask me :).
1234504
It seems to be about 6 inches off the ground. Not very high. It cleans very well and gets under most things without hurting anything that gets in its way.
239469
Brand new the pump was able to draw well above 6"... But after it was run for a while (often times dry) it would not reliably draw above 15"... I relocated my pumpbelow water level and it still works fine. It's a little slower than I would like so I may be replacing it with a larger pump.
278340
It is only 12inches tall but would have to be slid out to lift lid to fill with water.
1654176
I have a 160 gallon tank I had one it it very powerful but I had a defective one so I returned it back. But yeah it will be very powerful I say one if you point it upwards.
2199113
My pool is 6' in the deep end. It does ok. My previous Aquabot functioned better however I paid allot more money for it. It's repair costs were prohibitive. This device has fewer parts and should hold up better. This device has a (1) hour setting and (3) hour setting. It will take longer to clean your pool so once it shuts off, turn the switch off and on and it will repeat itself. Good luck!
1629457
It's not very high (about 3 inches), but if you're looking for something to last, this is not it. I purchased this and the pump stopped working within 8 days. I cleaned it 2x in the 8 days it worked, but it still failed.
1627827
There is always going to be some water left in the pit roughly 4" inches. That is so the pump doesn't run itself dry. If you want to get the water level lower try adjusting the float position.
821948
A quick Google search of "Superior Pump 91250" yields the manufacturers specs. I do not see PSI listed but "Pumps will lift water up to 25' of vertical height" I belive answers your question...there is a chart on the "Performance" tab that shows 30 GPM at 0' lift and 2 GPM at 25' lift...with flow rates every 5' listed. http://superiorpump.com/products/utility/91250.html
832048
There is a float valve on the pump that activates the pump at approximately 5 inches water depth. Pick up is located on the pump bottom.
167822
Not easily. The cherry picker won't extend high enough to lift a 6 foot item up another 3-4 feet. Perhaps you could place the cherry picker on top of a platform about 2-3 feet high and then you could use it to lift the BBQ up to the bed height, but by that point I would consider the effort required to be more than it's worth. There must be other options that are easier. Personally I have a Tommy lift that I used for jobs like this, and it works great.