AquaVita 238 Submersible Water Pump - 238 GPH - 10 W - 3.9 ft Max Lift - 5/8-in Outlet

Steady Low-Power Water Flow for Small Reservoirs - 238 GPH

Circulating nutrient solution or feeding a small irrigation loop needs a pump that stays put and keeps running without drawing much power. This submersible pump draws 10 W, lifts water up to 3.9 ft, and sits on attached suction cup feet so it does not slide around the reservoir. A removable foam filter shields the impeller from stray particles, and the oil-free rotor keeps oil out of the water.

This single unit suits home gardeners running a compact hydroponic system, and growers who need an extra pump for a trial reservoir, a spare, or a small circulation task. It is sold each.

Key Features & Benefits

• 238 GPH flow rating — moves enough water for small hydroponic reservoirs and circulation loops.
• 10 W power draw — keeps running costs low for continuous operation.
• Suction cup feet — hold the pump in place on a smooth reservoir floor.
• Removable foam filter — protects the impeller from particles and lifts out for cleaning.
• Oil-free rotor and ceramic shaft — keep oil out of the water and support durable operation.

Who Should Use AquaVita 238 Submersible Water Pump

Hobby and home growers with compact hydroponic setups will find it a simple fit. Commercial growers can use it as a spare or for small circulation tasks. It also works in aquariums and other small water features.

About AquaVita 238 Submersible Water Pump

The AquaVita 238 is a submersible pump rated at 238 GPH and 10 W, with a maximum height of 3.9 ft. It includes a 5/8-in outlet fitting, is UL listed, and carries a 1 year manufacturer's warranty. It measures 3 x 6 x 4 in and ships at 0.9 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much water does this pump move?
A: It is rated at 238 gallons per hour. Actual flow drops as the pump lifts water higher, so size it for your setup's lift.

Q: How high can it push water?
A: The maximum height is 3.9 ft. Flow decreases as you approach that height.

Q: Does it need a filter?
A: A foam filter comes pre-installed on the pump. It protects the impeller from stray particles and can be removed for cleaning.

Q: What does maximum height mean?
A: Maximum height is the highest point the pump can raise water before flow stops. Choose a pump whose working height sits well below that figure.

Q: How does it stay in place?
A: Attached suction cup feet grip the reservoir floor. This stops the pump sliding or shifting while it runs.

Q: Is it covered by a warranty?
A: Yes, it carries a 1 year manufacturer's warranty.