Acquaer 1/3 HP Submersible Water Pump, 115V Sump Pump with 3/4” Garden Hose Adapter, 2160 GPH High Flow Water Removal for Swimming Pool Cover Hot Tubs Flooded House Basement, Black

WOW!! This sub pump is amazing & got rid of all the water that was running into my crawl space in under 5 mins. I’ve been dealing with standing water for 2 months because the foundation drainage on an old house has failed, causing water to backup into my crawl space. I took a 5 gallon bucket & drilled holes all around the sides & then wrapped a washable furnace filter around the outside of the bucket & secured it with zip ties. Once the bucket has enough water the pump turned on & was empty in 30 secs & then shutoff correctly & started back once the water was high enough. Perfect design with the drain connection on the top to make the pump the perfect size for my needs. I previously tried a float switch & it didn’t work at all. Very durable, easy to connect a hose. The power cord could be longer, but an extension cord fixed that issue.

I purchased this to keep my pool dry while it's under construction and it's doing exactly what it was intended to do without any issues. Overall, it's quiet and is able to lift the water about eight feet vertically out of the pool. The auto shutoff was the main reason I purchased this pump and so far, no issues with it. Very easy to set and keep clean. Even with leaves floating around in the water, the pump had not clogged.

Works great, was a little worried after first use. Ran it for several hours continuously. Turned it off to reposition and it wouldn't start. Let it just sit a bit and it started back up and works like a champ

Used for window well pump. Until I can afford to get drains placed around home. Have been using x1 year still working great has withstood brutal Midwest winter outside and now rainy weather keeps water out of basement. And keeps up with down pours.

I have bought 2 of Acquaer pumps models AUP033-6 these pumps are beyond awesome and affordable; they work fast at pumping my driveway out during downpour's. Very pleased with their service dept also i had a question about a problem with one of them and they were right there for me. 100% pleased with this product. Jerry Stone. (Just a note if the pump stops working place it in a bucket of hot water for about an hour and plug it in) worked for me.

This review is for the Acquaer 1/3 HP Automatic Submersible Water Pump: The pump is being advertised as having a head pressure of 33.5 ft. with a water displacement of 2160 GPH. Technically, it may be able to do this with nothing attached to it. However, the pump cannot displace 2160 GPH as it is sold in a practical application, which is misleading. I purchased this pump to clear out water in a small area of my back yard that floods during heavy rain. By flooding I mean about 50 sq. ft. will have about 3 inches of water, that's just under 94 gallons, it isn't very much. The goal is to keep the water away from the house foundation. So, the problem... this pump comes with a check valve that mates to a 1-1/4" discharge port located in a vertical position at the top of the pump. The displacement steps down to a 3/4" hose connection, the check valve and 3/4" displacement ports are one integrated piece. The 3/4" step down compromises the discharge flow rate, that is to be expected. However, the discharge rate is cut by more than 50% and cannot even achieve a 6 foot vertical lift (Remember this pump is advertised as having 33.5 feet of lift). I contacted the customer service, they informed me that to get 2160 GPH, I would need a 1" hose connected to the 1" discharge port, (this wasn't a typo, the CS gave me the wrong discharge port size, it is 1-1/4", moot point, I know, but it is incorrect information from the CS, and this is their product.) I asked if they sold a 1-1/4" to 1" Adapter (because the pump doesn't come with one). They said they are out of stock, no idea when they will have them. Regardless, they should be sold with the pump to achieve the advertised flow rate. This notwithstanding, if I were to go by the CS advice, I would now be removing the check valve that comes with the pump, which further compromises the pumps head pressure and would create cavitation (air gaps). I think it is worth noting here, I purchased this pump because the specs. noted on the marketing page exceeded my means. There is no pump curve information on the product page or with the instructions that come with the pump to make further conclusions. So, for the reasons that I have stated here, the pump is not a good value for the money as the discharge rate of the pump as sold cannot be achieved. The pump itself seems to be well built, and setup is fast and easy. It is unfortunate that the discharge rates as sold do not match the specs. I would return the pump, but it did not rain here until I was passed my return date.

Well, I bought this a long time ago and knew that I was going to need it to replace an existing pump for under my house regretfully. I failed to install it before I needed it. It’s now December 2025 and we’re having torrential rain in the Pacific Northwest and I remembered I wasn’t hearing my sump pump working under my house. I took a peek into my crawlspace and I saw a lot of water. I pulled out the old sump pump, hook this new sump pump up to 100 foot hose that I have purchased plugged it in touched the spot and quickly placed it in the bucket. It immediately started a water flow out the other end of the hose it ran full flow from 3:30 PM until I just turned it off at midnight at that point it was just on and off in short burst. I’ll check it again in the morning and I’ll probably need to turn it back on, but it was a workhorse for nine hours. I can sleep now knowing that there’s no water under my house. Thank you for a tremendous product. The flow rate was awesome. The speed was incredible. The operation was quiet, I’m really impressed. The previous stump pump has worked for over 30 years under the house. I hope your product can do the same.

We bought this pump as a stopgap. We have really bad drainage issues. Every time there's a heavy rain, parts of the back yard become a pond, and the water seeps into the basement. We use the pump and 100 feet of garden hose to move the standing water to the storm drain, which greatly reduces the basement seepage. We bought a 90 degree brass hose fitting for the outlet, which keeps the garden hose parallel to the ground instead of coming out of the top of the pump vertically. The pump works well, even when it's sitting in a muddy puddle. Has never clogged. It's helping us cope until we can get a contractor to install more drainage.