Heavy Duty Drill Powered Water Pump - Loops - ys10330

Heavy Duty Drill Powered Water Pump - 2200L/Hr - Water Oil Liquid Transfer. Suitable for use with ...

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This Loops Heavy Duty Drill Powered Water Pump (ys10330) is designed for DIY enthusiasts and professionals needing to transfer liquids efficiently. Its key benefit is the high flow rate of up to 2200L/hr when powered by a compatible electric drill. A caveat is that it requires a drill with a minimum output of 350W and is not suitable for aggressive or flammable liquids.

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Model Part Numberys10330
BrandLoops

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FAQs

What is the minimum drill power required?

You need an electric drill with an output of 350W or more to operate this pump effectively.

What types of liquids can this pump handle?

It can handle water, organic solvents, motor oil, heating oil, insecticides, pesticides, and liquid fertilizers, as long as they are non-aggressive.

Can I use this pump with gasoline or other flammable liquids?

No, this pump is not suitable for flammable liquids due to safety risks.

What is the maximum height the pump can lift water from?

The pump has a suction head of up to 3 meters.

What are the dimensions of the inlet and outlet?

Both the inlet and outlet ports are 21mm in diameter.

How much fluid can it move per hour?

The pump can deliver up to 2200 liters per hour at 3000rpm.

Does the pump come with hoses?

Hoses are not included with the pump; you will need to provide your own suitable for the 21mm connections.

Troubleshooting

Pump not transferring liquid

Ensure the drill is running at sufficient speed (around 3000rpm for maximum output). Check that the drill's power is adequate (350W minimum). Verify inlet and outlet hoses are securely connected and not kinked. Ensure the inlet is submerged in the liquid and the suction head is within the 3m limit.

Low flow rate

Confirm the drill is operating at its maximum speed. Check for any blockages in the inlet, outlet, or the liquid being transferred. Ensure hoses are not partially obstructed. Verify the liquid viscosity is within the pump's capabilities.

Pump vibrates excessively

Ensure the pump is securely attached to the drill. Check for any debris lodged within the pump impeller. Make sure the drill itself is operating smoothly and balanced.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High pumping capacity for rapid liquid transfer.
  • Durable build quality for extended use.
  • Easy setup with standard drill.
  • Versatile for various non-aggressive liquids.
  • Portable and convenient for on-the-go tasks.

Cons

  • Requires a separate electric drill with sufficient power (min 350W).
  • Not suitable for flammable liquids or corrosive substances.
  • Maximum flow rate dependent on drill speed.
  • Limited delivery pressure at 28psi might not be sufficient for all applications.
  • Small net weight (0.36kg) means it's lightweight but requires stable drill operation.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: Ensure your electric drill has an output of 350W or more. Securely attach the pump's drive shaft to your drill's chuck. Connect appropriate hoses to the 21mm inlet and outlet ports. Submerge the inlet end of the hose in the liquid to be transferred.

Compatibility: This pump is compatible with electric drills rated at 350W or higher. It is designed for use with water, organic solvents, motor oil, heating oil, insecticides, pesticides, and liquid fertilizers. Do not use with flammable liquids, strong acids, or other aggressive chemicals.

Care: After each use, flush the pump with clean water to remove any residue. Store in a dry place. Inspect the casing and connections for any signs of damage before next use.

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