Submersible Water Pump - 1/2 HP and 1.5 HP

[@jayandjhenlovingandlivingi5473]

great video, thanks you've convinced me that the horse and half is the way to go. Take care

[@angeloangeloqquiambao406]

Very informative. I am really going to buy .5 hp since it's for drainage use only. Thank you for comparing and demoing .5 and 1.5

[@maninthemirror8746]

very informative 👌,thank you

[@Bamacountry88]

That’s awesome man,thanks for the video,im gonna go with the 1 1/2 hp

[@lermanegre9714]

Nice video very informative👍👏✔

[@victorcaubang3341]

😊Great video😊 i hope you can help me withmy questions. On the packaging, The specifications for the 0.5 hp pumps says "140 liters per minute." there is a big difference between your actual use and the specs. Your review timed the 30 liter container at around 2.5 minutes, which translates to 12liters per minute. Why is there a big difference? Im asking because im looking around for a pump like this. Thank you 😊

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

I've been told my was slower because I used a smaller hose, a water hose. There are hoses that are bigger and should produce a lager flow per minute. Hope this helps.

[@AriesHolmes]

This is very helpful thank you

[@kenspinozastone7195]

Very informative video. I’ve recently purchased a similar dirty water pump. I do have a question though, I can see that the discharge diameter is larger than the hose you attached, wouldn’t this impact the life of the pump in the future? Creates more friction on the motor.

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

Maybe, and even output more. But I can say, as of today, it is still working!

[@z3ro0071]

Great content buv!

[@cowboymachito]

Very helpful info thanks.

[@michaelandrews4783]

Scientific well done

[@abbygale3697]

Good day sir. Can i ask if it can run for an estimate of 70meters distance with 15 meters elevation.

[@iamsmilingbear]

Great job. Thank You

[@jessicastolte382]

Thanks for tips!

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

Thank you for your comment, made me smile.

[@leoccl86]

is the pump noisy? do you know what db it's operating at?

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

Not noisy at all other than the water coming out if the hose. It's underwater, down a well, you can't really hear it all unless you stick your head in the well, but still not loud!

[@acetoryahi1147]

Can you run that pum sir for 24/7?

[@josenapolesjr]

sir, use a larger diameter hose 1 1/4in. i have also pf1010.

[@reubanvasu8417]

Thank you Sir ❤

[@dominusgengar]

hey mate, just wondering where you got or bought the hose / pipe / connector attached to the pump? I bought one as well, but i'm having trouble looking for hose that would fit in the 1 inch pipe. thanks.

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

I just took the parts to a hardware store and kept looking till I found something that worked. The employees were of no help ...lol.

[@justgoodace5265]

How much is the price of the pump?

[@ViralVideos2-761]

What was the total length of pipe in feets?

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

13 Feet up from the water.

[@anthonyrochon3907]

Can a submerged pump be connected to a power washer? Say I wanted to use distilled water as the source instead of tap water

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

I don't know for sure, maybe some of the others might know.

[@christopherdwyer]

they use feet in the Philippines?

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

Yes, they use both systems.

[@diasporareturnee]

How many volts?

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

50/60

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

Sorry, just saw you question. We're in the Philippines, it's 220v

[@banjoevangelista949]

May I know the diameter of the pump?

[@bongcamporedondo1]

Sir, why dont you use pumps that are intended for that kind of application?.it saves you time and money both in short term and in the long run..pumps intended for that can give you more pressure,head,etc..it can even last longer way longer than that pump because it is designed to do that

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

It was a cost factor, but you're right.

[@imnotrobot007]

What kind of pump are you suggesting sir?

[@bongcamporedondo1]

If the water is 25ft or less from the ground surface i highly recommend speroni shallow well water pumps.. They made in italy and in case of repairs you can find parts of the pump on our local hardwares..but if the water is more than 25ft, i suggest franklin submersible water pumps..the submersible pump would not run dry with your water source

[@josemargg4308]

Sir, kindly check the actual volume of that black container. 30 liter?

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

Yes, 30 liters.

[@oyarat9360]

How many liter per hour ?

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

Hello, to answer your question... for the 1/2 HP at 6 liters per minute that would be 360 liters per hour. For the 1.5 HP at 12 liters per minute that would be 720 liters per hour. Hope this helps! This is a good approximately.

[@alvin6012]

Sir, is that a 1” hose you are using? If not, what do you call that metal to connect the hose? Thanks!

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

@@alvin6012 The hose is 3/4" and I had to take the connector that came with the pump to a hardware store to fine the adapter(s) needed to attached the water hose, but it was easy.

[@alvin6012]

The Philippines, A Foreigners Way Of Life thank you. I just bought an adapter, though i had to cut the end of the connector that comes with the pump to fit the threaded adaptor of the 1/2 inch hose. Havent tested it yet though. Hope it will work.

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

@@alvin6012 Good deal, hope it works!

[@marssantos3695]

does it filter the water?

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

No, not really, but will not allow items greater than 35 mm to enter.

[@aumarigan]

Nice informative video. No more new vlogs?

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

My computer is down, I'm having a new built.

[@aumarigan]

@@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236 Looking forward to your new vlogs.

[@robertobroncano7764]

How much

[@Lo7q7le7guste7mrtf]

I'd like to point out that you did indeed measure the depth of the well, but you lost a bit of the total length since you started to measure from the hose and not the water input itself (the part where the water actually starts get the force motion and gets tossed into the metal tube which then goes in through a 90 degree angle towards the hose input). And another note regarding measurement, is that it seems the water hose, went down about a meter, then back up again 1 meter, forming an U shape, which needs to take into calculation as well, since you basically are going to have to go upwards 1 meter again. So in total I'd say you're missing maybe 1,5 meters give or take. Then there's the angles that the water has to flow through, as I mentioned of the 90 degree angle, that really reduces pressure a lot, since it's far smoother to run water from a straight line than a 90 degree curve. Not to mention if you have the hose pressed (for example you step on the hose or you twist it), again the water loses it's momentum there. You want to keep the hose as free as possible, without squeezing them too much and keep the curves as smooth as possible. Lastly, the hose size. Make sure you use a big enough hose. If the hose is smaller than the metal tube, you are going to lose even more pressure for certain. Make sure the hose size is at least as big as the output of the water pump itself..

[@Jo-rf5xz]

14:21

[@harun-ho1rl]

Saya membeli mesin seperti itu tapi air tidak naik

[@emmanuel9325]

You know why you are getting only 6 liters per min because you reduce it's outlet

[@rafaeladamovic330]

How much metars

[@robertobroncano7764]

How much

[@thephilippinesaforeignersw6236]

Between $20 and $60 depending on the HP.