Recenzje klientów dla Pompa ogrodowa VEVOR 1100 W, pompa nawadniająca, maks. przepływ 4560 l/h, pompa odśrodkowa, maks. ciśnienie 4,5 bara, pompa do płytkiej studni, pompa basenowa z filtrem wstępnym, maks. wysokość podnoszenia 45 m, transfer wody do nawadniania, ekstrakcja wody

The prime hole is way to small, it is really hard to prime, once done, the pump deliver good water lift, but the impeller is all plastic and may show sign of wear earlier then aluminium or hard steel one.

A little noisy - but once you get past that it is fine.

This is a nice pump. Could be quieter, but it's not bad. I use it on my second well for watering my garden. Bar sprinkler shoots over 10 feet high so it gets nice coverage. I did have a harder time getting it to prime so make sure you use a foot valve. My waterline was only 3 feet below the pump. Definitely worth it though. I would buy it again.

Used with an irrigation welll, water depth is about 12 feet deep and bottoms out about 16 feet. Do yourself a favor and get a good foot valve at the end of the suction hose and brass fittings at the inlet and outlet of the pump and use teflon tape on all connections. Fill the pump reservoir and primes quickly, steady output pressure through a 50’ 1/2” hose for the garden. I have a 4 way splitter on the output side, does not have enough power to run more than 2 at a time but not a problem for me. First pump quit priming after about 4 months, Vevor honored the warranty after minimal troubleshooting and haggling and sent a new replacement for free and it’s been fine. Im confident it’ll be fine to fire up again in the spring, Would buy again!

Pump works as it should but I did notice it has no North American electrical certifications labels. No UL, CSA or any other electrical safety body.

It does the job but slowly. I'm getting about 2-3 gallons a minute, pumped up from 4 feet. This is nowhere near the 978 GPH advertised. It's also quite noisy.

The performance on this is ok, but not stellar. It doesn't even meet their claims of 1200 gallons per hour (20GPM). I have hooked this up to a pressure gauge and it tops out at 62-65PSI, this is with a supply tank above the inlet level of this pump, vented, gravity fed with about 8 feet of column height, flexible stainless 1" diameter supply line to conform with the instruction manual. Taking the reading off of the outlet port, the pump barely makes 65 PSI and delivers on start up 15GPM and begins to drop quickly settling in at about 8GPM. The 1 HP unit I ordered previously has better performance than this pump. If paired with 15' of 1" pipe to open pond, this will hold at about 5GPM with no elevation change.

Pumps ok. Doesn't live up to its ratings. Deadhead it will only make about 50-60 psi. With output at 4gpm it barely holds 40psi. Right on the edge of doing what I'm trying to accomplish.

Just did my second try with plumber's tape this time. Still can't get it to deliver water to the hose... I'll keep trying.

Used for about a week. Something inside fell apart and now I’m dealing with warranty which is probably the worst I’ve ever dealt with. They took 3 days just to respond the first time and I couldn’t wait so I ordered a new one as the shipping is pretty quick and I can’t go that long without a pump. Now they are still replying about every other day asking for more info and pics. Sounds like they want to send me replacement parts for me to fix myself which I don’t think is fair as I paid for a working pump. I will give an update when I give a review on the 2nd pump I purchased.