VEVOR Water Pump System For 5 Gallon Bottles
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$95.00at Shop SimonChecked Nov 9
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The VEVOR bottled water pump is a small electric pump that sits beside a 5-gallon bottle and pushes water through a single tube to a faucet, fridge, ice maker or coffee machine. It runs on a cord, holds 40-60 PSI, and moves about 0.67 GPM, so it feeds appliances that expect household line pressure rather than a gravity-fed crock. A float switch cuts the motor when the bottle runs dry and a pressure switch restarts it when a tap opens. It suits kitchens, offices and RVs that want plumbed drinking water without a plumbed line; against under-sink reverse-osmosis systems it is far simpler to install but adds no filtration and depends on the bottle.
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Lowest price we've seen: $95.00 on Nov 10 at Shop Simon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 10.
Owners of this type of bottled-water pump generally like the convenience of pressure-fed water without plumbing, and the empty-bottle shutoff draws praise. Complaints center on modest flow and on priming and tubing setup.
This is a single-tube water pump system for 5-gallon bottled water. It runs on a power cord and delivers drinking water under pressure through 1 inlet pipe. The pump is made of PA66 plastic.
The working pressure range is 40-60 PSI (2.8-4.1 bar), and the water outlet flow rate is 0.67 GPM (2.5 L/min). It can supply faucets, refrigerators, ice makers, coffee machines and tea machines.
Two safety features are built in. A buoyancy switch stops the pump when the bottle is empty. A water pressure switch starts the water supply automatically when the faucet opens.
