Submersible Sump Pump 1HP 5300GPH 750W with Float Switch 26ft Cord
Submersible Sump Pump 1HP 5300GPH 750W with Float Switch 26ft Cord
Submersible Sump Pump 1HP 5300GPH 750W — Float Switch, 26ft Cord, Pool Pond Basement Drainage
Move massive volumes of water effortlessly with this 1HP submersible sump pump delivering 5300 GPH at 750W. Equipped with an automatic float switch and a generous 26ft power cord, it's engineered for swimming pools, garden ponds, flooded basements, and window wells. Set it and forget it — the float switch handles the rest.
Key Features
- 5300 GPH High Flow Rate: Rapidly clears large volumes of water from pools, ponds, and flooded areas
- 1HP / 750W Motor: Powerful and energy-efficient for extended continuous operation
- Automatic Float Switch: Activates when water rises, shuts off when drained — fully hands-free
- 26ft Power Cord: Extra-long cord for flexible placement without extension cables
- Portable & Compact: Lightweight design for easy transport and deployment
- Submersible Rated: Fully sealed for safe underwater operation
- Multi-Use Adapters: Compatible with standard hose fittings for versatile connections
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Power | 1HP / 750W |
| Flow Rate | 5300 GPH |
| Power Cord Length | 26 ft |
| Switch Type | Automatic Float Switch |
| Color | Green |
| Pump Type | Submersible Utility / Sump Pump |
Use Cases
- Swimming Pool Drainage: Drain above-ground or in-ground pools quickly before cleaning or winterizing
- Garden Pond: Manage water levels and circulation in decorative or koi ponds
- Flooded Basement: Emergency water removal after heavy rain or plumbing failures
- Window Wells: Clear accumulated rainwater before it seeps indoors
- Yard & Landscape Flooding: Remove standing water from low-lying outdoor areas
- Water Transfer: Move water between tanks, barrels, or irrigation systems
Frequently Asked Questions
How do these fit?
True to standard US size. Between sizes? Take the smaller one if the style has a back strap, the larger if it is closed. Width runs standard, and the chart above has the details.
How bad are these after a few hours?
The block or low heel keeps weight distributed, so dinners, ceremonies, and workdays are realistic. Anything past four hours on your feet is a tall order in any heel — that is physics, not this shoe.
How much power does it draw?
It pulls 750W at full tilt — a standard household outlet handles that fine, and it settles back once it is up to temperature.
Are they easy to walk in?
Yes — this is a walkable height with a stable base, not a wobble. The ankle strap keeps the foot planted, so stairs and carpets are fine.
Is there cushioning in the front?
There is padding under the ball of the foot, where heels always land. Slip in a gel pad if you want extra for a long night.
Do they need breaking in?
A couple of short wears. If the heel back presses at first, give it a little stretch time at home with socks.