How far and high will it pump water?
1419768
My experience is to the limits of the hose supplied. Intake of two feet and discharge of three feet. Intake would be immersed in approx. 1 foot of fluid. Discharge of 2.5 feet vertical. Have not tested beyond those lengths. There was sufficient pressure to create a discharge arc of about a foot if that is of any help.
1419769
I pull vertical and discharge horizontal. It'll do 2ft of vertical, but barely.
1419770
Hard to say, mine made a loud popping sound and quit working the second time I used it.
2211118
I don't have time to look at the specs, but the number 15 usually means it will pump water vertically a max of 15 feet.
2025407
I think it's about 7 feet, which was perfect for putting the pump part into a water bucket and hanging the showerhead above us in the shower tent. It's simplicity is what makes it so efficient for us.
746140
ABOUT 12 INCHES, I would not suggest ordering it, I had level patio and water dripped unevenly splashing, pump died after a few days. I reordered pump but never got it to sit level. Spend more money and get a better deal
1351176
We use it to pump lake water into our live well of pontoon. Works absolutely beautiful . Guess I don't know the pumping height. Sorry
1595042
I'm not sure exactly but I had plenty to take it to my pump outlet and plug it in. Probably 10 ft at least.
1800770
I pump water up eight feet. They call that the lift height. I can empty a 650 gallon tank in about 20 min pumping it 8 feet straight up. I should also say I have been using it every day for about 7 months with no problem.
975346
It seems to pump fine, for the length of hose that comes on it. You would not be able to be much higher than the supply tank. But there's only enough hose to reach about 2 ft. I set it on the deck of my mower and it just reaches the tank and fills fine. My batteries go dead between uses if I leave them in it for even a week. I assume there's a resistor across the switch to keep it from arching when turning on or off.
703175
The pump is about 6 inches thick and so I would think it would require 7 or 8 inches of water,
1552008
This is a good pump, although not designed for that purpose, I do believe it would pump that distance. If you are pumping through hose the auto shut off feature may not work well. I would use pvc.
700765
depends on if you have it set as a mist or a stream, mist will shoot 5-6 feet maybe the stream will shoot around 20 ft
204661
Cathy I'm not quite sure what you are asking. Is your question what is the overall length of the device? I would say it is about 12"-15". However if your asking how far it will pump I can only say that I pump up hill about 30'
799230
I use it with well water pressure about 45 psi Not sure how high you can go
753546
No not really, pump needs to be approx. 4" from surface otherwise the top of the fountain head's not above the water surface! You could place on blocks or a few stacked large rock to raise it near the water surface. It would be 'just' enough to keep the water from stagnating while producing vary small fountain but little more...
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.
922761
We are lucky to have very high water pressure in our area, so I had no problem pumping at about 75 feet. I have not tried it at the 100 feet you are asking about. It is a great pump. Far exceeds the other 3 I tried.
2068788
The claimed lift is three meters (ten feet). Someone else asked the same question, and I verified the lift with a first principles physics calculation (that I now can't find). Of course, that's the point at which you'll have zero flow; so, if you're pumping water uphill, it will be less.