Aquastrong 1.2 HP Portable Shallow Well Pump, 1209 GPH, 115V, Stainless Steel, Sprinkler/Water Transfer Draining Irrigation Pump for Lawn

This was installed in my home on the water line because the water pressure was very low. I have been using the pump for about 3 weeks now. It has been amazing and provides great pressure. However, sometimes it runs for a short time (few seconds) to pressurize, even when I do not have any water running. Is that normal? Can it turn on if the inlet pressure decreases? I checked and did not find any signs of leak.

Works great. Pump from lake to water yard. Impressed that it pumps to front yard up 20 feet of elevation and 200 feet of hose. Will try a using a second hose at the same time. Pretty sure it will work. Satisfied so far.

it works as described

I purchased this Pump/Pressure Tank Combo, to boost my filtered City Water from 40 psi to 50 psi. It ran flawlessly for months, but upon returning after a week away it wouldn't turn over, at all. It would just buzz and actually got hot. I contacted the Seller via Amazon and they stood behind their product 100% and replaced my faulty unit. They sent my videos and pictures to their engineering team which determined that their may have been a one off manufacturing defect with my unit. Besides Amazon taking a couple of days longer to process the replacement I'm absolutely happy with the product. I would highly recommend it and this company. I will also be using them for future purchases as well. Thank you for standing behind your product unlike many other companies who do not even though they state they do have warranties.

This product works fine, had to buy a new one after a year but the new one is great and working well

The install was straighforward, I placed a check valve on the input side, a shut off valve on the output side along with a pressure gauge on the output side. Very pleased. Using well water for irrigation with this setup and installed to a single tap. This unit is automatic and shuts off when i stop watering. I have NO leaks with my setup and interested to read some had issues. I used 1 1/4 poly pipe from the well / tank and reduced this to 1 " for the intake. Used approx 2 feet of 1" pvc between the polypipe and inlet. Placed one check valve on the intake side using the PVC adapters. Output side was was super easy to. Be sure to install a shut off valve on the output side . Ran 3/4 PVC to the hose tap.

The media could not be loaded. Warranty sounds great when you order. Pump didn’t last 4 months before first leak. Messed around and found the bolts were over tightened from the factory and caused two hair line cracks. Those turned into water fountains. Then two months later pump doesn’t even start. COMPLETE JUNK. Contacted company for new front housing and basically all they offered was a refund. Sure that sounds great, but I’m out costs of install and having to replace to a new one.

The media could not be loaded. I needed to move some water from my rainwater collection to my well tank/reservoir. This pump did the trick. There wasn't much lift from the rainwater tanks to the pump; maybe two feet above the spigots, but below the height of a full tank. This made for easy pump priming. All I had to do was unscrew the priming bolt. The pump had to lift the water about 16 feet to the top of the well tank. The total number of gallons moved was around 750 gallons. It took about 10-12 hours for the entire process. Without thread tape, it does leak with the adapters I found. It's not too bad and I don't use the pump so much as to make a difference. If you needed to keep your space dry, then this should be considered.