Customer Reviews for VEVOR 1HP Sewage Pump, 5600 GPH Cast Iron Submersible Sump Pump with Automatic Snap-action Float Switch, Heavy-Duty Submersible Sewage, Effluent Pump for Septic Tank, Basement, Flooding Area

Lo utilizo para sacar el agua del sótano, muy bien lo hace.

Excellent product. Work so smoothly . My basement was nearly meshed up but when i install this . It will pump water with in 6 second . Amazing product . Very cheap and very easy to install.

Like others have stated, I also got this to use in a traditional sump pump setting. It says in the instructions not to use in a sump pit, it's to be used as an effluent pump. That means the pump is designed to move small amounts of waste up inclined surfaces, not straight up and out like a traditional sump setting. I'll keep it as a backup/portable pump because this made of heavy cast iron, has a float, and will move a large volume of water quickly. It's just not designed to run as a permanent sump pump.

I have to say that Vevor makes a pretty impressive sump pump. I think the thing that surprised me the most about it, is the power of the vertical lift. The cast iron housing looks to have a type of enameled coating on it. This coating should keep it running well, even when in some pretty corrosive materials. I am very pleased with this pump and I think you would be too.

Perfect for my basement. This thing is heavy and well made. Performs as it should.

During Covid, we used the isolation to finish our basement. It’s too nice to not be prepared should ANYTHING go awry with our current sump pump. This is our back up to always have ready should it be needed. (Dad is a plumber) It’s our little insurance policy. #Adulting.

I like the compact design and overall size of this pump. It works well and pumps plenty of water for its size. If it has the longevity one would expect it’s a winner.I use this as a portable pump for various tasks.

This pump suction is powerful it takes less time for me to remove the water than anything it works quick not as noisy as the rest of pumps that I've used easy to clean up easy to operate

Back in 2017, a pipe failed in the garage, seeping through the wall and into the basement. By the time I got home from work and discovered it, the damage was incredible. I don't know how long that had been going on for, but by the water level, multiple hours. After that, I now have water sensors in several areas that will send a push notification to my phone if triggered, but even if I left work the SECOND I received it, it's an easy 45 minute to hour commute before I'm pulling in the driveway to shut off the water.This pump will ensure that a 2017 won't happen again, at least not nearly to that degree of damage.Pump feels really heavy duty and I can't imagine that it will tip over or move. Float will activate it at a relatively low water level (much, much lower than the mid-shin level of my past nightmare) and to me, this is super inexpensive insurance from a repeat situation happening.