| Brand | Wayne |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Material | Thermoplastic |
| Style | Submersible |
| Product Dimensions | 7"L x 5"W x 11"H |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Maximum Lifting Height | 5 Feet |
| Voltage | 100 Volts |
| Manufacturer | Wayne Water Systems |
| Part Number | RUP160 |
| Item Weight | 7.7 pounds |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | 57719-REL1 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Size | 1 |
| Horsepower | 1.00 |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Included Components | Pump |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | Gulin | FLUENT TOOLS | Tornado Tools | Vansen Tools | Blue Fins |
| power source | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | ac | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric |
| material | Thermoplastic | Thermoplastic | Plastic | Stainless Steel | Plastic | Plastic |
| style | Submersible | 1/3HP | Integrated Float Switch | Manual Activation | 1/6HP 1750GPH Sump Pump | 1 HP |
| maximum flow rate | — | 40.8 gallons per minute | 42 gallons per minute | 67 gallons per minute | 29 gallons per minute | 66 gallons per minute |
| max lifting height | — | — | 26 feet | 32 feet | — | 31 feet |
| weight | — | 3.7 kilograms | 9.2 pounds | 12 pounds | 4.2 kilograms | 11.73 pounds |
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Used for draining kids swimming pool, works great!
During the summer, we typically get a large inflatable pool for the kids, but I feel guilty about the water used. I decided to try this to distribute the old water to the lawn and shrubs rather than just dumping it and making mud (we keep the pool off of the lawn). Besides the fact that a large pool is impossible to drain without breaking your back, using buckets, or deflating completely, putting the water to good use seemed like a good idea.I just took this pump out of the box, hooked it up, and it worked great! I did not buy any special attachments. I hooked it right into a regular hose using the included adapter. I did try to hook up a different hose mid-way through and suddenly the pump wasn't working! I realized that I had disconnected the power, pulled the pump out of the water, reconnected the hose, and re-submerged the pump, then plugged it in. All the right steps, but it wasn't priming. The first time I put it in, I noticed some bubbles coming up from where the hose joins and it had worked fine. This time no bubbles came out (I must have gotten a better seal...but too good I guess). To fix it, I just unscrewed the hose a bit, watched for some bubbles (to let more water into the pump I assume), re-fastened the hose while the pump was underwater, and plugged in again. This time it worked!So:Make sure the pump is under water BEFORE you hook up the hose to ensure enough water is inside before turning it on.The only con I have is that is is pretty slow output. I guess the pool is pretty big, but I expected more of a "gush". It's less output than a hose from the house would create. So it takes longer to drain the pool than it does to fill up, but I'm happy that the drain water is not being wasted. And the price is right - not too expensive. Plus it will be handy around the house for other purposes at some point I'm sure.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2011
I just took this pump out of the box, hooked it up, and it worked great! I did not buy any special attachments. I hooked it right into a regular hose using the included adapter. I did try to hook up a different hose mid-way through and suddenly the pump wasn't working! I realized that I had disconnected the power, pulled the pump out of the water, reconnected the hose, and re-submerged the pump, then plugged it in. All the right steps, but it wasn't priming. The first time I put it in, I noticed some bubbles coming up from where the hose joins and it had worked fine. This time no bubbles came out (I must have gotten a better seal...but too good I guess). To fix it, I just unscrewed the hose a bit, watched for some bubbles (to let more water into the pump I assume), re-fastened the hose while the pump was underwater, and plugged in again. This time it worked!
So:
Make sure the pump is under water BEFORE you hook up the hose to ensure enough water is inside before turning it on.
The only con I have is that is is pretty slow output. I guess the pool is pretty big, but I expected more of a "gush". It's less output than a hose from the house would create. So it takes longer to drain the pool than it does to fill up, but I'm happy that the drain water is not being wasted. And the price is right - not too expensive. Plus it will be handy around the house for other purposes at some point I'm sure.
Used for draining kids swimming pool, works great!
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2011
During the summer, we typically get a large inflatable pool for the kids, but I feel guilty about the water used. I decided to try this to distribute the old water to the lawn and shrubs rather than just dumping it and making mud (we keep the pool off of the lawn). Besides the fact that a large pool is impossible to drain without breaking your back, using buckets, or deflating completely, putting the water to good use seemed like a good idea.Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2011
I just took this pump out of the box, hooked it up, and it worked great! I did not buy any special attachments. I hooked it right into a regular hose using the included adapter. I did try to hook up a different hose mid-way through and suddenly the pump wasn't working! I realized that I had disconnected the power, pulled the pump out of the water, reconnected the hose, and re-submerged the pump, then plugged it in. All the right steps, but it wasn't priming. The first time I put it in, I noticed some bubbles coming up from where the hose joins and it had worked fine. This time no bubbles came out (I must have gotten a better seal...but too good I guess). To fix it, I just unscrewed the hose a bit, watched for some bubbles (to let more water into the pump I assume), re-fastened the hose while the pump was underwater, and plugged in again. This time it worked!
So:
Make sure the pump is under water BEFORE you hook up the hose to ensure enough water is inside before turning it on.
The only con I have is that is is pretty slow output. I guess the pool is pretty big, but I expected more of a "gush". It's less output than a hose from the house would create. So it takes longer to drain the pool than it does to fill up, but I'm happy that the drain water is not being wasted. And the price is right - not too expensive. Plus it will be handy around the house for other purposes at some point I'm sure.
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Peter
Very easy to use, practical and did the job
Reviewed in Canada on August 4, 2018Amazon Customer
The RUP160 1/16 HP, look like a Red Lion RL-330S that lasted 15 years+
Reviewed in Canada on March 24, 2024