Ecoplus Convertible Bottom Draw Water Pump - 585 GPH
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Shallow-Water Pumping With a Convertible Outlet - 585 GPH
Low reservoir levels leave many pumps drawing air instead of water. This pump uses a bottom-draw inlet that keeps working in less than 1/2 inch of water, so you can run reservoirs and trays closer to empty. Its interchangeable outlet fitting lets you point flow horizontally or vertically to match your plumbing.
At 585 GPH, this single pump suits a regular indoor grower running a reservoir-fed hydroponic system, or a small commercial bench that needs flexible outlet placement. It is sold individually, so you can add one unit at a time.
Key Features & Benefits
- Bottom-draw inlet — operates in less than 1/2 inch of water, so reservoirs can run low.
- Convertible outlet — choose a horizontal or vertical water outlet for your layout.
- Interchangeable outlet fitting — adapts the pump to a wide range of hydroponic applications.
- 585 GPH flow rate — moves water for circulation and feed in reservoir-based systems.
Who Should Use Ecoplus Convertible Bottom Draw Water Pump
Growers running hydroponic systems with shallow reservoirs, trays or tight spaces will get the most from this pump. It also suits anyone who needs to change outlet direction without replacing the pump.
About Ecoplus Convertible Bottom Draw Water Pump
Ecoplus makes this pump as part of a line built around a bottom-draw inlet and a convertible outlet. This model is rated at 585 GPH and measures 5.8 in wide. It is sold as one pump.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How shallow can the water be?
A: The bottom-draw inlet allows the pump to operate in less than 1/2 inch of water. This helps when you want to drain a reservoir or tray nearly to the bottom.
Q: Can I change the outlet direction?
A: Yes. The outlet is convertible, so you can choose a horizontal or vertical water outlet. The fitting is interchangeable to suit different setups.
Q: What does GPH mean?
A: GPH stands for gallons per hour, the volume of water a pump moves in one hour. This pump is rated at 585 GPH.
Q: What is a bottom-draw inlet?
A: It is an intake on the underside of the pump that pulls water from the lowest point. This lets the pump keep working when water is very shallow.
Q: How many pumps come in the order?
A: Each order is for one pump.
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