1800 gph pump??

[lanman]

Any recomendations for an in-sump pump that will do about 1800gph?? Reliability, noise are considerations.

 

Thanks,

bob

[mexicanjavafish]

reeflo snapper throttled back

~Jason

Edited November 12, 2007 by mexicanjavafish

[lanman]

reeflo snapper throttled back

~Jason

 

I would prefer a submersible pump. IF I use a non-submersible, how do I get the water out of the sump and over to the pump? This is for main water flow in my 240; not for a closed-loop.

 

bob

[dandy7200]

Any recomendations for an in-sump pump that will do about 1800gph?? Reliability, noise are considerations.

 

Thanks,

bob

 

 

Two Eheim 1262's

[steveoutlaw]

Two Eheim 1262's

 

 

Told ya Bob!

[fab]

Quiet One pumps. Very quiet, very reliable, submersible.

 

You say you need about 1800 gph. But at what head pressure?

Pumps ratings are published for 0 ft of head pressure. It is unlikely you'll operate it at 0 head.

 

The Quiet One 9000 is rated at 2300 gph. At 4' of head it is about 2000 gph. It drops to about 1800 gph at 6 ft of head pressure. The next Quiet One pump up is the model 14000 which drops to 1800 gph at about 8 ft of head.

 

fab

 

PM me.

[extreme_tooth_decay]

I would prefer a submersible pump. IF I use a non-submersible, how do I get the water out of the sump and over to the pump? This is for main water flow in my 240; not for a closed-loop.

 

bob

 

Up and over is simple: 5 min:

 

Never had a problem.