AquaVita 1585 Submersible Water Pump - 1585 GPH - 110W - 13.12 ft Max Height

Strong Water Circulation for Reservoirs and Irrigation Lines - 110W

Weak circulation leaves reservoirs stagnant and irrigation lines under-fed. This submersible pump moves water at a rated 1585 gallons per hour and lifts it up to 13.12 ft, so it can feed hydroponic systems and move reservoir water reliably. A pre-installed foam filter helps protect the impeller from stray particles.

At this flow rate the pump suits regular indoor growers running a full hydroponic system or a large reservoir. It is also a sound choice for small commercial setups that need dependable circulation. Hobbyists with a very small reservoir may not need this much flow.

Key Features & Benefits

• Submersible or in-line use — remove the front cover to expose the inlet valve and run the pump inside or outside the tank.
• Removable foam filter — it helps keep stray particles away from the impeller and comes out for cleaning.
• Adjustable base with suction cup feet — it helps keep the pump from sliding or moving during operation.
• Oil-free magnetic rotor — it drives the pump without oil in the water.
• Grounded power cord and fittings included — you can connect it to your plumbing without sourcing the basic fittings first.

Who Should Use the AquaVita 1585 Submersible Water Pump

Use it if you run hydroponic reservoirs, recirculating systems, water features or irrigation lines and need strong, steady flow. It suits both home gardeners and licensed commercial growers.

About AquaVita 1585 Submersible Water Pump

The AquaVita 1585 is a submersible and in-line water pump rated at 1585 GPH, 110W and a 13.12 ft maximum height. It measures 8.5 x 8.5 x 12 in and ships at 6.4 lb. It is sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use this pump outside the tank?
A: Yes. Remove the front cover to expose the inlet valve and connect the pump in-line. You can also leave the cover on and submerge it.

Q: What does maximum height mean?
A: Maximum height is the greatest vertical distance the pump can lift water, here 13.12 ft. Flow drops as the lift increases, so real output at height is lower than the rated 1585 GPH.

Q: How do I keep the pump from clogging?
A: The pre-installed foam filter catches stray particles before they reach the impeller. Remove and rinse it regularly to keep flow steady.

Q: Will it stay in place in a reservoir?
A: The adjustable base has suction cup feet that help hold the pump on a smooth surface. Place it on a clean, flat spot for best grip.

Q: Is this pump too large for a small system?
A: It can be, since 1585 GPH is high flow for a small reservoir. For compact setups, a lower-rated pump is usually easier to manage.

Q: How much power does it draw?
A: It is rated at 110W. Use a properly grounded outlet, and keep the plug and connection away from standing water.