What is he water depth for it to turn on, and the depth to turn off?
911552
Not really sure but I believe it's only a couple of inches. The float is in the dark color area of the pump.
911553
It it takes about an inch and a half of water and it goes to a float touch the bottom product works great
911554
I'm sorry, I do not know. If you Google it, it should come up with all the specs.
911555
Pump is a piece of crap, lasted 1 month if that, bought a big rule and am happy with it
1499198
There are 2 settings. It is on until it runs out of water constantly. Or it is on for 30 seconds and then off for 30 seconds until it is out of water.
437591
The black button that you see near the head of the unit is close to on/off. It still lets a trickle of water through as opposed to completely shutting the water off.
1534240
It turns on automatically when it senses water & shuts off when the water is down to an inch or less. This was the only pump we found in this price range w/ the automatic start/stop feature. I use it for draining excess water in my pool & it has worked well.
1872509
It should not shut off after 5 minutes. It should run continuously until it's very low on water.
428537
there is a little turbine inside the head that generates the light. Shouldn't have issue because it is always turning by water power. turning off the water will shut off light
1923464
Good question... My sink is 10in deep. It does not splash when I turn the sink on. HOWEVER, you will get a splash when for instance, you rinse a glass or cup. Shallow cups and glasses are the worst. You just have to be mindful to not turn the faucet on all the way.
462065
I bought a Ridgid TP-250 to replace a Pressure start pump which turned on only if the water was more than 2 inches deep. I am going to test my New Ridgid TP-250 this week to make sure it turns on as soon as I plug it in and I will check to see how low the water goes down to.I purchase a different pump last year but then I found out it only pumps down to 1/4 inch even thought the box said 1/8.
2230359
It's water activated. Once water gets to a certain level it comes on automatically. It has a float switch of some kind in it.
194156
If you are looking for a switch to activate the pump at a certain water level and then shut off the pump when the water is gone, this will not work. I would look for micro switch.
288737
It should turn on in about an inch of water. If I had enough water in my bilge to cover it, it would seep into the stern drive and ruin it. I've never had more than 2 inches of water in my bilge, but it'll pump out a lot of water fast. Rule of thumb: 100 GPH capacity for every foot of boat and you'll be safe.
1029612
It's one or the other or both on. To shut off you would need to turn off water
378369
none that I know of. I turn it off and on frequently. The only thing is you just need to wait for the water to warm up.
1433311
Yes. The float will turn it off and on, but you must make sure you do not submerge the power plug.
1282523
The on off switch is inside the float..... If the float is not floating in a vertical position it will allow pump to run. When water level is low and float is at bottom of tank (or other water holder.) The foat asit touches bottom will fall into a horizontal position and the switch in the float will stop pump from running.......this is true if float switch is wired correcty to the pump. I belive a diagram coms with the float package. v.
2149831
It should not matter where you turn the water on. The control turns the well pump on at 30psi and then shuts off at 50 or 60psi depending on the control setting. Depending how much water is running the pressure switch will cycle on and off which is normal.
249790
Yes and yes! We have a pool with about 3' at the shallow end and 4.5' at the deep and and it works great! Also, when you let go it automatically turns off and floats.