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The Simer 2305-04 Geyser II is a robust 1/4 HP submersible utility pump designed for efficient water removal. With a maximum flow rate of 1320 gallons per hour and a lightweight design, it’s perfect for various applications, from draining pools to managing water in basements. The included garden hose adapter and 8-foot power cord enhance its usability, making it a reliable choice for any homeowner.
Brand | Simer |
Color | Black |
Material | Plastic |
Style | Submersible |
Power Source | Battery Powered |
Item Weight | 4.5 Pounds |
Maximum Flow Rate | 21 Gallons Per Minute |
Voltage | 115 Volts |
Manufacturer | Simer |
Part Number | 2305 |
Item Weight | 4.5 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 7.5 x 7.5 x 12.75 inches |
Item model number | 2305 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Horsepower | 0.25 hp |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Water Consumption | 1 Gallons |
Number of Handles | 1 |
Included Components | 1 |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Warranty Description | Manufacturer |
T**.
The Little Pump That Could
I purchased this pump for use in my home construction area that is prone to flooding.Description:I won't rewrite the manufacturers description, but would like to note the very durable impact resistant case, and the highly stable, upright position of the pump due to the wide base and low center of gravity.Put to the Test:I've used this pump outdoors on more than twenty occasions, twice having continuous pumping for over 36 hours. My home expansion construction site floods during heavy rain from soil and roof runoff, and every time I have successfully removed about 99% the water with the Geyser II. Sometimes the water was quite full of silt and plant debris, but the pump never stopped working. (I took another reviewer's suggestion to drill holes in a plastic 5 gallon bucket. This worked nicely to limit leaf debris from clogging the pump base.)Specification:Curious about the 1260 GPH spec, and also interested in calculating how much water I had pumped, I performed a calibration of the pump under typical conditions at my site. I placed the pump in the aforementioned hole riddled bucket with the pump base submerged approximately 16 inches. I had 2 x 50' lengths of 3/4 hose connected to the outlet with approximately 3 1/2 feet of rise from the pump base to the hose outlet. The pump was connected to power with a 12 gauge 25' outdoor extension cord. I also did a quick calibration of the bucket to confirm 5 gallons to be very near the top of the bucket. I timed 5 gallons fill 3 times, with an average of 46 seconds. This calculates to 9.6 secs/gallon or 375 GPH. This is substantially less than the advertised pump rate, so keep in mind 2 factors that will affect your results: water head height and pipe back pressure. So to improve your pump performance, if possible, decrease the height the water is pumped and decrease the pipe back pressure by shortening the length of effluent hose or by increasing its diameter. By my calibration, I can roughly calculate the Geyser II pumped 13,500 gallons in the 36 hour stretch. Quite impressive I think.Important note:I've read other reviewers describe running the pump dry for extended period. When I did this, perhaps for an hour or so after the pump evacuated all the water from the site, I noticed the cord and plug got quite hot. I'm not sure if the cord is underrated for the amount of current when pumping dry, but I suggest users pay attention to this if they pump dry.Conclusion:I am very pleased with this pump's performance, despite my conditions not resulting in the advertised pump rate. I think the manufacture must have used the most ideal conditions to arrive at the 1260 GPH rate; perhaps measured with NO effluent hose, and pump submerged to the level of outlet. But, in my opinion, that is not really a realistic operating condition.Cheers!
L**S
Great Product
This is a great submersible pump. I generally use it to remove excess water from an on-ground wooden pool (15 x30). You connect it to a hose and, it can be put directly in the water, and it pumps rapidly. If you have an area where you need to remove water, but it is very shallow, and the water is coming slowly to the bottom of the pump (making that strained sucking noise), you can put the pump inside a plastic container with holes on the sides (bottom part), so that the water fills the plastic container and keeps water coming towards the pump. Have had mine for many years. It is sturdy. Excellent product.
M**R
Great Pump for the price
I just used this pump to flush out my tankless water heater and it worked flawlessly. It maintained good pressure for the 45 minutes I ran it. It did start to heat up the vinegar quite a bit after that amount of time, but I don't think it was a problem. I would recommend this pump to anyone needing a utility pump for small jobs like this. I haven't tried to pump out a hot tub or anything else, so I can't say if it would be good for this purpose or not. I should mention I used the adapter and a laundry hose when flushing my tankless heater. The pump was situated about 3 - 4 feet below my tankless heater.Now this is the 2nd pump I received from Amazon. The first one came and was missing the adapter and appeared to be used. I immediately told Amazon about it and they shipped me a new one in 3 days, and sent me a postage paid return label so I could just drop the old one off at the post office. They also offered me a sincere apology. I had over a month to return the old one (before they would charge me for it). I thought the service I received by Amazon was excellent, and would highly recommend them for any product you wish to order.
M**Y
Keeps on pumping
I bought this to pump out my crawlspace after my built-in sump pump failed. I had no idea just how much water was down there and I ran this pump every day for over two weeks. I did turn it off at night since I couldn't monitor it. The pump ran great with no issues with a strong steady flow out of a garden hose I attached to it. Even when it seemed like there was barely any water left on top of the vapor barrier, it just kept coming and the pump did great handling it. I checked it frequently worrying that the water level would be too low for it and burn out the motor but it never had any issues. Although I replaced my built-in pump, I'm keeping this handy for backup and other purposes. My garage floor accumulates a lot of water from melting snow in the winter and I plan to hook this little guy up to keep it a dry.
T**Y
Junk!!!
Purchased a Geyser III classic back in 1993, used it every weekend pumping water out of rain barrels.... worked great for 18 years then the electrical shorted out. I order the simer 2305 on Saturday it was delivered on Tuesday ... regular UPS. This was quick. Awesome I needed it to pump the water off my pool cover (back into the pool).Plugged this in, no extension cord ... this pump just made a slight humm.I submersed in water... no pumping.. just slightly humming. I called Simer and they said its defective.. return to amazon.Aside from it not working, it seemed cheaply made. The instructions to take off the bottom screen is not clear and you are afraid to break the cheaply made plastic clips.
A**R
Great little pump!
This is a very reliable efficient little pump.
J**G
good power --- I shut it off half way while ...
good power --- I shut it off half way while pumping out a hot tub to give it a break but I don't think that is required.
M**N
I bought this pump because the last one I bought lasted 20 years and still counting
I bought this pump to have a spare pump i currently have a 1/6hp and its over 20 years old and still works, if this pump is as good as my old pump I would totally recommend this brand its one of the best pumps in the world. As I haven't used the new one yet.
A**O
Five Stars
PERFECT CONDITION!
T**E
It didn’t work
It was seized before I unpacked it. Not sure how often this happens but the first ump I bough here was unable to pump.
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3 weeks ago
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