Ecoplus Convertible Bottom Draw Water Pump - 265 GPH

Steady Reservoir Circulation for Compact Systems - 265 GPH

Stagnant water in a reservoir or small hydroponic system leaves roots short of oxygen and nutrients unevenly mixed. The Ecoplus Convertible Bottom Draw Water Pump moves water continuously and draws it from low in the container, so it keeps working as the water level drops. Its rated flow is 265 GPH.

At this flow rating, the pump suits hobbyists and regular indoor growers running small to mid-size reservoirs, drip lines or recirculating setups. Commercial growers can use it for individual stations or small circulation tasks where a compact pump fits.

Key Features & Benefits

• 265 GPH rating — gives steady circulation for compact hydroponic and irrigation setups.
• Bottom-draw design — pulls water from the base of the reservoir.
• Convertible configuration — lets you adapt the pump to different setups.
• Compact body — fits small reservoirs and tight spaces.

Who Should Use Ecoplus Convertible Bottom Draw Water Pump

Growers who need reliable water movement in a reservoir, hydroponic system or irrigation line, from first-time home gardeners to licensed commercial operations adding stations.

About Ecoplus Convertible Bottom Draw Water Pump

Ecoplus makes hydroponic and water-handling equipment. This pump, model BDP265, is sold individually and rated at 265 GPH. It is a bottom-draw water pump designed for hydroponic and irrigation use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does GPH mean?
A: GPH stands for gallons per hour, the volume of water a pump moves in an hour. The figure is a rating, and real flow falls as lift height or tubing length increases.

Q: What is a bottom-draw pump?
A: A bottom-draw pump takes in water through an inlet at its base. It can pull from low in the reservoir, so it keeps running as the level drops.

Q: Is this pump sold as a single unit?
A: Yes. One order contains one pump.

Q: Can I use it in a hydroponic system?
A: Yes, it is made for hydroponic and irrigation use. Check that your tubing and fittings match the pump outlet before you install it.

Q: Can I run it dry?
A: As with most submersible pumps, running dry can overheat and damage it. Keep the inlet submerged and check reservoir levels regularly.