Customer Reviews for VEVOR Deep Well Submersible Pump, 550W 230V/50Hz, 50L/min 89 m Head, 20 m Cord & Automatic Pressure Switch, 7.6 cm Stainless Steel Water Pumps for Industrial, Irrigation & Home Use, IP68 Waterproof

The review is based on the receipt of a New Submersible pump. Works as advertised. Who knows what it's long term performance will be in 1, 2 and 3 years from now.

Pump works solid in my holding tank post treatment except the backflow valve doesn't seal when on its side slapped a brass one in line with it and good to go. cord is nice and long so no need for fused submergible connections.

I really enjoy this I was able to install myself and it works like a champ. and actually I opened my own business about installing and fixing Well Water so if you need any help feel free to reach out for further help.

Works very good. Has a lot of pressure. Easy to install. Fair price and fast shipping. I recommend this pump to use for septic or pond fountain.

Got rocket fast 2 day delivery to a very rural slow delivery area for 10 or 20 more. Quality is excellent and probably made in the same factory as the $$$$ brand names for 1/5 less. It runs on 115 Volts at one horsepower and is able to share a circuit with other devices. The local stores only keep huge 220 3 phase units in stock. I can also run it off my generator. No control box needed as the capacitor is in the pump. My last China pump had a polymer capacitor in the control box and will last forever. So I assume this has the same polymer capacitor. Only complaint was that it only came with 30 feet / 10 meters of cord. I needed almost 100 ft. But this came with some high quality self adhering rubber tape to seal up over my waterproof splices. My old pump failed from a leak in the well pipe. I will be buying a spare because not having running water is not fun. Thanks Vevor.

I bought this pump because my mom wanted better pressure than her old 1/2 HP Starts with M pump could provide. It could barely manage 50 PSI. I did an areator install since why not they did it that way in a housing development I install septic electronics in. Literally dropped the pump into the tank and plumbed it into an 86 gallon AO Smith Pressure Tank solid 1.25 inch PVC. I posted a video of how long it took to pump the system up from 0 to 70 PSI. The only bad thing I could say about the pump is the built in check valve failed on the first pump up. I could hear the water going back into the areator. But they do highly recommend you install your own. To the person complaining that the 0.5hp pump couldn't do 80 PSI. I've NEVER seen a 0.5 HP pump do much over 50 PSI. It takes at least a 3/4 horse to do 80 PSI. Their 1 5hp 115V 4 wire that I got does it without issue and more. Picture posted of that as well.

Very fast shipping. Have install into well and works great. Will buy again. But hopefully won't need to.

Good quality pump. I use it down 95ft in the water well. Debit is actually to big (probably 30gpm), because my setup is without a presure tank/switch currently, just direct water out.

Works great

Only problem i had it was supposed to have a check valve. But it didn't. Water pressure flowed back thru it. I had to buy a check valve and install in top to hold pressure. Check valves are expensive too.