Customer Reviews for VEVOR Deep Well Submersible Pump, 2HP 230V/60Hz, 37GPM 427 ft Head, with 33 ft Cord & External Control Box, 4 inch Stainless Steel Water Pumps for Industrial, Irrigation and Home Use, IP68 Waterproof

Received the pump on time. It was packaged well. I bought the 3 horse with control box. I hooked it up and ran it in a big trash can first. Seemed to run just fine. The pump I pulled out of my well was a 2 horse. I use my well to run my house and keep 3 ponds full so it runs a lot. The pump I pulled was right at 360 feet deep. I reused the wire downhole. It was only 3 strands with the ground on the pump not hooked to anything. Th

We dropped this a 100' into a well being 50' deep into the water and then it had to push water 300 vertical feet to the house. It works amazingly well (no pun intended). It shoots water like a firehose at the house!

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I like the price of this product had too have deep well pump replaced 2 years ago and the price of this one which is very similar too one i had too purchase and have installed was 75percent more expensive than this one. This spring we having 2nd shallow well drilled and this is pump I'm having installed so very happy with price and the fact that it includes wire is great also. Will update after installing and give more thorough review after installation and using it

Works for what it’s meant for.

It is as the seller described, great in ground water pump

Vevor deep well pumped works well to supply water to my garden and pole barn. 33ft durable cord made wiring this pump pretty simple.

The pump industry lists pumps based roughly around the middle of the flow/head diagram for a particular pump. That means that if you have a pump listed as being it 37gpm pump, then that's kind of the sweet spot for the anticipated amount of head. It's by no means a max and you can go up or down a bit as long as you stay within the range that the pump is rated for. You really want to stay away from either edge of the chart for risk of damaging the pump. At the high-volume range (as you approach zero head) the pump will be performing the max work and you risk damaging the impellers. On the other edge of the chart you have max head which equates to going deeper/higher pressure and approach zero flow rate. With low flow you risk overheating the pump since it needs a certain volume of water moving through it in order to keep it cool.Unfortunately this pump doesn't come with fully defined flow/head diagram (it has the pump curve, but not the acceptable working band) and it lists the volume in non-standard units which isn't a big deal to convert, but it's just a bit annoying. Based on a the chart and the fact that this is a 1hp motor, it looks like this pump is probably comparable to a 20-25gpm (4.5-5.5 M^3/hr) pump from a known retailer. I have my sprinklers winterized so I don't want to run it at the moment and then re-winterize them all, so I'll give it a run come springtime and see what my flow-meter and pressure gauge say to confirm the performance.The appearance of the pump is top notch and it's heavy enough that I think it may have quality components, but it's hard to tell without running it for a while or cracking it open so I'll try and update this review after I've put it through its paces.

This is a heavy duty submersible pump. Looks to be well made and will no doubt get the job done. Due to weather conditions and no immediate need to replace what we have currently I can only attest to the appearance of the quality and not actual performance. Will update at a later time should the rating need to be changed due to an underlying issue, but does not appear it will be necessary by what I can tell upon inspection of the product.

It works great